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  1. The PXA covered steel carriers were a wagon I never expected to see RTR but delighted that Cavalex are doing them. I use to see them regularly during my school holidays in the 80’s/90’s setting off on the Hamworthy goods. I’m currently working through a rake of BDA’s, of which a long line could usually be found on the long siding beside Hamworthy Park. I remember the Carters of Poole branded wagons and the pair with the larger brandings are absolutely superb to see included for release. These along with a triple pack will allow so many typical workings to be created from that era. The flex hood is a work of art with the creases and dips from the way it’s tensioned along the wagon. Definitely been worth waiting for 30 odd years for these to come along. All the best Mark
  2. Hi everyone, I was very fortunate to get a very close look and handle these box wagons back in June at DEMU showcase exhibition. I hadn’t paid much attention to them when first announced as I didn’t think I needed them on any layouts, until I realised they worked on the stone trains to Hamworthy. There are several pictures in the early 2000’s of 10 wagons hauled by a 60 which is a perfect sized train to model. They continued to run in mixed rakes with other boxes tight up to much more recent times too. They capture the solid bulk of the real wagon in model form but are also very finely detailed all round. The bogies and underframe detail is absolutely superb, they rolled very freely and have a nice amount of weight. I will be looking forward to getting a rake of these once available. All the best Mark
  3. I’ve just sent you a reply hopefully we can sort one for you. Thanks Mark
  4. Hi everyone, Sunday night is your last chance to get our Viridian Green version at the early bird price of £149 at Rainbow Railways. After that it will revert to the same price as the other versions at £159. Thanks Mark
  5. One of the Revolution wagons comes blanked out as an empty wagon too which is nice attention to detail.
  6. Morecambe joins the nuclear revolution! Our shop stock arrived at Rainbow Railways today (apart from 1 number to follow) so I got my new FNA-D’s. Perfect for Morecambe and both my future Cumbrian Coast layout and Highland Mainline with a pair of Accurascale PFA’s. These flasks are very free running, fine crisp detail all round with nice pipe work underneath. The paint finish and printing captures the wagons in service condition accurately. Ideal to mix in formations with the Bachmann model. Well done to the team at Revolution and the support of DRS to make these happen.
  7. Hi everyone, Our Viridian Green examples arrived with us yesterday and we got a fair number of orders out before the courier came. Colin & Mike then picked a large batch of orders that went out today so should arrive tomorrow and Monday. We are holding our £149 price on these until next weekend and limited stock is available to order on our website now. Also available in the shop and at St Andrews exhibition. We will have further stocks of Imperium1 decoders arriving next week too so if you require DCC fitting or decoder sending please add a note to your orders. Thank you Mark and team at Rainbow Railways. All remaining orders fully paid will go out on Monday unless waiting for decoders or weathering.
  8. My postie called yesterday with my Brunswick Green version of Caroline from Revolution Trains. I purchased Kernows 37418 specifically to recreate the Sweet Caroline Railtour, which I was very fortunate to be invited on, thanks to the team at Revolution. It’s fitted with an ESU v5 lok pilot decoder which gives you the correct number of full power and auxiliary functions to control the impressive array of lighting functions, Head and Tail lights, large roof lights, interior lights and the two small solebar lights you can see next to the double yellow steps. It’s a stunning model with so many individual detail parts to recreate this unique coach. Our Viridian Green exclusive version for Rainbow Railways will be arriving with us this week and we will be ready to start despatching orders as soon as they arrive. We have a limited number of decoders available and will also have the Sweet Caroline Railtour headboards on the website soon. All the best Mark
  9. Hi Vanbasher, We will have our Caroline’s from Revolution towards the end of this week and will start sending as soon as we get them. As for Decoders I got my Brunswick Green version yesterday and have tested it with a couple of decoders. Its final choice is an ESUV5 Lokpilot which gives you all the functionality the model allows. We do have those in stock although not on the website so if you require one please drop us an email at Rainbow. Thank you Mark
  10. Nice to see Northern appear on the 158, will go nicely with my Realtrack 156 on Morecambe. cheers Mark
  11. Hi Steve, Rodders has EM’d a pre production sample and another was running on Oldshaw when it was at Glasgow so should be fairly straight forward to drop replacement wheel sets in. You will need to move brake gear to align. Hope that helps Thanks Mark
  12. Thanks for sharing those photos @Flood. It was good to chat at showcase and those have turned out superb. Thanks Mark
  13. Does this show how many parts your FNA-D explodes into when you smash a class 45 into it? 😂. Cheers Mark
  14. I think it looks smart in that green livery. Will look forward to seeing the model development. Cheers Mark
  15. No problem, any issues just get in touch with us directly. thankyou Mark
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