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However it does have Ratio bogies so that may have thrown the seller...........


 


The Ratio Clerestory kits make up into a reasonable model. I cannot see the advantage of fitting Ratio bogies to a Hornby (ex-Triang) coach. The Ratio bogies would need new wheels as the plastic ones provided with the kits are useless.


 


I have bashed several Hornby Clerestorys into GCR and NER coaches and they run well with Hornby bogies (I think they represent BR Mk1). A few seconds work with a modelling knife can convert them into a Fox bogie look-alike.


 


 

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....someone brought along a Mallard matchboard auto coach part built by John Hayes many years ago but not painted. The comment was made that it is 'worth a fortune' - but is it really?

 

Only to a future seller, arguably. If a "celebrity" builder touches and opens a kit box but does nothing else with it, does that inflate the kit's value if it is later sold on?

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It's also a GWR coach* masquerading as MR/LMS....

 

* or at least a reasonable facsimile of one....

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Just a pity that it's a bit 'over weathered' otherwise it would be a good bargain....l was tempted!                                                              

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I think our friend Go***** has a rival

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Red-for-Danger-Classic-History-of-British-Railway-Disasters-/391538906206?hash=item5b2989945e:g:mPUAAOSw9NdXuTuh

 

A snip at £549.96

 

Check out some of his other books!

 

Mind you it is also available at £2.04

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Red-for-Danger-Classic-History-of-British-Railway-Disasters-By-L-T-C-Rolt-/331850379015?hash=item4d43d2ef07:g:keAAAOSwWF5XLfRJ

 

You pays your money and makes your choice!

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Probably gone off on some Studebaker Club jaunt.

 

Possibly he finally sold something and can afford the vast quantity of petrol these old bang fine vehicles consume?  :jester:

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I think our friend Go***** has a rival

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Red-for-Danger-Classic-History-of-British-Railway-Disasters-/391538906206?hash=item5b2989945e:g:mPUAAOSw9NdXuTuh

 

A snip at £549.96

 

Check out some of his other books!

 

Mind you it is also available at £2.04

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Red-for-Danger-Classic-History-of-British-Railway-Disasters-By-L-T-C-Rolt-/331850379015?hash=item4d43d2ef07:g:keAAAOSwWF5XLfRJ

 

You pays your money and makes your choice!

 

I didn't even pay that much for my copy (true it is a bit tatty and it didn't need posting).   :)

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I think our friend Go***** has a rival

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Red-for-Danger-Classic-History-of-British-Railway-Disasters-/391538906206?hash=item5b2989945e:g:mPUAAOSw9NdXuTuh

 

A snip at £549.96

 

Check out some of his other books!

 

Mind you it is also available at £2.04

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Red-for-Danger-Classic-History-of-British-Railway-Disasters-By-L-T-C-Rolt-/331850379015?hash=item4d43d2ef07:g:keAAAOSwWF5XLfRJ

 

You pays your money and makes your choice!

Sod me!!! I can only presume for THAT price it also comes with the full size coaches and assorted debris that's show on the cover! :O  :jester:

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But actually not a bad price if you're after a 170...

Quote from the description........

with no physical damage but needs a new connection bit for the back of one train.

I reckon that might mean that the unit can't be coupled.......

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It comes up as free post for me. Perhaps the difference is that I'm in Australia (where item is located) and your not?

 

More to the point, why is it listed under the 'wagons' section?

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I quote;

 

Massive deceased estate

 

Must have been a big lad then?

 

Mike.

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