Graham108

Unfortunately there's no known cure for this. I understand A/S have taken out a Divorce Liability Insurance policy for the many claims that may head their way.

I have a mental image of Ann Summers selling something approx 12" long in purple🤩

More like Carlsberg!

Makes 60 notes for a 'modern' one seem more of a bargain!

Some of your great work going to waste?

Buy her an item of clothing to match - would she look good in purple?

You may be too late!

From some of the comments on this thread, perhaps 'balls' will be thrown into the box after the wives find out!

In the IT world it's called things like User Acceptance Testing, Operational Acceptance Testing or even Beta Testing. The operative word is 'testing' to make sure something is correct before it gets released to a larger audience. I see absolutely nothing wrong with this approach being followed in this instance. Whilst we all appreciate the quality of things coming out of the factories based on your knowledge and experience, you can't be expected to know everything (can you?).

Wonder if they'll name one Accurascale UK - or similar

Have you tried taking the brake off!

Canns models perchance?

PM sent

Well I plan to use an A/S Class 92 and possibly an A/S Class 37 (37043 Loch Lomond) for the route north of Glasgow

I've tried that (to demonstrate a Class 37 pulling 14 wagons) but without success - if you figure out what you need to do please let me know - or point me in the direction of some suitable guidance If this works it's a miracle - Apologies for poor video quality, and all the junk! And I have no idea why the text is center-justified

How long does the smell last?

I didn't have to add any weight to the 37 I also have both Bachmann & Hattons' 66's - will try those later in the week

My Bachmann Class 37 pulls 14 wagons with ease

1 dropper either side of any connection; fishplate etc

Not too bad so far - you've raised £115 and you haven't moved a pedal yet! That amount may have just increased!

Can anybody explain the logic behind the H.C.A. being typed with 'stops' whereas other wagons don't? Are there any other wagon types similarly coded?

A/S website doesn't make any reference to a tail light on these - https://accurascale.co.uk/collections/cut-down-hya-hopper-wagons/products/unpainted-w-nacco-logos

Why both rails? I only have IRJ's on one rail and I don't have any problem

Do they run on P4 or EM gauge?

Whist walking my dog somewhere for the first time I came across a railway line. Looking at Google maps it appears to leave / join the ECML at Benton, just North of Newcastle and goes up to Blyth and beyond. I'm guessing it's used for coal trains - one Google satellite view shows what appears to be a 24-wagon train, HTA's / HYA's perhaps - but interestingly there doesn't appear to be a loco at either end. I've seen forum members identifying particular trains by code / route so where can I find what trains are likely to use this line and a timetable so I can be present and perhaps get a photo or two.