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What O gauge do you want to see from Accurascale?


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4 hours ago, Rugd1022 said:

 

Yes a 22 would be very nice indeed, lots of variations in front end styles and liveries amongst the fifty eight locos built, short lived they may have been but they had bags of character...

 

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Whilst it might seem to be a bit of a minefield with three distinct batches in the initial build (D6300-D6305, D6306-D6333, D6334-D6357) and several modifications along the way, it's do-able.

 

This is a great place to start...

 

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I could get behind that.  A reasonable sized diesel suitable for BLT's.

 

John

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6 hours ago, Rugd1022 said:

 

Yes a 22 would be very nice indeed, lots of variations in front end styles and liveries amongst the fifty eight locos built, short lived they may have been but they had bags of character...

 

This is a great place to start...

 

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Ironic that Dapol's 4mm D63xx is featured on that cover, but despite emails & suggestions to Dapol via a similar thread here on RMweb, so far there has been no inkling at all that they might do it in O Scale.

Beat them to it & corner the market!!!

I'll have D6320 in GSYP, please, complete with it's unofficial name "Lister" on the one side.... 😁😁😁👍👍👍

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12 hours ago, F-UnitMad said:

Ironic that Dapol's 4mm D63xx is featured on that cover, but despite emails & suggestions to Dapol via a similar thread here on RMweb, so far there has been no inkling at all that they might do it in O Scale.

Beat them to it & corner the market!!!

I'll have D6320 in GSYP, please, complete with it's unofficial name "Lister" on the one side.... 😁😁😁👍👍👍

 

Three early green examples will do me for starters... all at once... 😉

 

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(Photo by Mike Roach c/o the Cornwall Railway Society site , Bodmin Road in August 1961, with several more yet to arrive from North British in Glasgow)

 

 

 

 

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3 minutes ago, Trainsandtravel said:

Perhaps a class 108 DMU in O gauge? These have been popular in other scales and have operated through the UK so could have a good appeal in O Gauge?

 

And definitely a class 150 in O gauge would be very popular. 

I reckon Heljan have an eye on the 150.. I could be wrong but aren't the bogies the same as a 153?

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14 minutes ago, Trainsandtravel said:

Perhaps a class 108 DMU in O gauge? These have been popular in other scales and have operated through the UK so could have a good appeal in O Gauge?

 

And definitely a class 150 in O gauge would be very popular. 

 

ISTR that Heljan announced several DMU types, incl Cl101 and Cl108, probably a couple of years ago.  There might have been more.  It all seems to have gone quiet, or maybe I missed it.

 

John

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1 hour ago, brossard said:

 

ISTR that Heljan announced several DMU types, incl Cl101 and Cl108, probably a couple of years ago.  There might have been more.  It all seems to have gone quiet, or maybe I missed it.

 

John

I know they announced the class 117 DMU which is currently scheduled for Q4 this year. But don’t remember a class 108 announcement. 
 

Kind of hoping Accurascale can produce some value for money locos and DMUs for O gauge just like they have in 00 gauge. 

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1 hour ago, brossard said:

 

ISTR that Heljan announced several DMU types, incl Cl101 and Cl108, probably a couple of years ago. 

 

9 minutes ago, Trainsandtravel said:

I know they announced the class 117 DMU which is currently scheduled for Q4 this year.

 

They were originally doing a 120 which was dropped. I thought they were also doing a 121/122  at one point but not sure how Dapol's has impacted that

Incidentally Towers last Heljan update has Spring 2024 for the 117.

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5 minutes ago, Trainsandtravel said:

I know they announced the class 117 DMU which is currently scheduled for Q4 this year. But don’t remember a class 108 announcement. 
 

Kind of hoping Accurascale can produce some value for money locos and DMUs for O gauge just like they have in 00 gauge. 

 

Happy to be corrected, it was some time ago and perhaps wishful thinking on my part.

 

Dapol have produced 0 gauge models that are great value for money IMO, so Accurascale should be able to do the same.

 

John

 

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3 hours ago, Hal Nail said:

 

 

They were originally doing a 120 which was dropped. I thought they were also doing a 121/122  at one point but not sure how Dapol's has impacted that

Incidentally Towers last Heljan update has Spring 2024 for the 117.

I think they still plan to do the 121/122. They are still listed on the Hattons website. 

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1 hour ago, Trainsandtravel said:

Yes I would definitely like a GWR hall. I think there is a big gap in the market for ready to run tender locomotives in O gauge. 

Yep I agree, and cost friendly ones at that. 

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By O scale you are all thinking about standard gauge.  Why not an RTR O scale NG loco such as a Quarry Hunslet?  I can imagine that there would be many who would upscale from OO9.

 

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