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OO Gauge class 71 Electric Locomotive


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Hi, for clarity I used the word 'ship' and in its transport connutation and not the method of transport. Lol

They will, of course, be 'shipped' by air once ready.

 

Hope this helps

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Dave

 

 

Lol Kernow beat me too it, sorry lads.

 

Yes its true, the 71's are on the high seas, so the count down has well and truly begun.

 

More details later.

Cheers

Dave

Dave

 

When you say "on the high seas" do you mean in a ship on the high seas or in a plane above the high seas

 

Either way the light at the end of the tunnel is a 71 & its heading our way :locomotive: 

 

John

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Now that really would cheer me up, not that I can walk down to the layout in the garage to test it, but still, I can ogle.

how is the foot Neil looks like a cracking summer is on the way to enjoy your time
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When you say "on the high seas" do you mean in a ship on the high seas or in a plane above the high seas

 

Either way the light at the end of the tunnel is a 71 & its heading our way :locomotive: 

 

John

Hi John,

 

All will become clearer within the next 14 days ;-)

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Will all models come with a DVD showing how to remove it from the box?

 

No need, that will be online within 24 hours of the first person receiving their's.

 

It will last 18 minutes and 30 seconds. 18 minutes for a close study of the box, the instruction sheet and box removal followed 15 seconds of the model, and 5 seconds showing its running qualities in both directions. Another 5 seconds are to thank you for watching (and staying awake) with 5 second intro at the start.

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No need, that will be online within 24 hours of the first person receiving their's.

 

It will last 18 minutes and 30 seconds. 18 minutes for a close study of the box, the instruction sheet and box removal followed 15 seconds of the model, and 5 seconds showing its running qualities in both directions. Another 5 seconds are to thank you for watching (and staying awake) with 5 second intro at the start.

I can promise mine will not be like that!

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Lol Kernow beat me too it, sorry lads.

 

Yes its true, the 71's are on the high seas, so the count down has well and truly begun.

 

More details later.

Cheers

Dave

Hornby have apparently set sail in their submarine which is fully loaded with torpedoes, obviously to escort the ship in so it doesnt get into difficulties, which is nice.

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Are we there yet?

 

Are we there yet?

 

Are we there yet?

 

Are we there yet?

 

... and so on, ad infinitum

 

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After just getting back from a long car journey with the kids in the back I would just like to say-

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Ah thats better!  :angel:
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After just getting back from a long car journey with the kids in the back I would just like to say-

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Ah thats better!  :angel:

 

 

You've just deleted your kids??????   :jester:

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Hornby have apparently set sail in their submarine which is fully loaded with torpedoes, obviously to escort the ship in so it doesnt get into difficulties, which is nice.

 

Don't worry. Should anything 'ahem' happen to the vessel, each 71 comes with it's own 'froth container', which in the event of any mishap, disperses said froth, and guarantees a safe passage back to UK.

 

Ian

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