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No I think that's extra On a lighter note do you think Hatton's will have sold their quota by pre-orders. I tried to order one today on line but was told to ring the shop?
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Hi again just thinking about the IHA wagons, I have all the bits from my timber wagon,like the hood etc but looking at the photos I've found of the IHA wagon it looks to be covered in a tarpaulin cover are there two types? ........How do I make a 00 scale tarpaulin?
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Yes a drawing would be very handy I have all the spare bits from the timber wagon in my 'spares box' which I've found I really need since starting on my scratch-building kick
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Well I have all the bits so I'll get started... just one thing while looking for photo's of the timber wagon I found a Colas 66 pulling a line of IHA wagons I think their steel carriers. I've found the odd Roco made wagon but nothing else so any ideas? As always your help is very welcome
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I've picked up a Heljan van, and as was pointed out before due to the floor not being flat its going to be a loaded wagon to start with. I'm just finding bits right now. One thing I've not found yet are any Colas transfer's anyone know who would make them?
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Yes your right and the Tiphook wagons are £30+ each
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I take it they'll be HO right.
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Thank you for sharing, some great photos there.
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I wonder if the 'Golden Valley Hobbies' Tiphook tarp' wagon would be any good? Just going by photos the ends seem right but I have no idea about dimensions
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Humm there are a number of Heljan ferry-vans on e-bay right now. I'll have a go at converting one, you never know till you try
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After watching a short video about the Colas Rail-freight timber trains, I wondered if anyone makes a RTR or a kits for the bogie wagons? I had a feeling Heljan did something like it but I may be wrong. As always any help is very welcome
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Please don't take this the wrong way, I know the derailment and fire was horrific with people being killed, but after 17 pages just what do you all find to talk about?
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On the Bachmann site it seems all of their new release's are now marked Dec/Jan including the Dukedog
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Intermountain do a really nice U18B but again sadly you'll have to look over in the States
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Two really nice GMTX loco's I've had the same problem with sellers in the States not posting to the UK. I've never been given a reason? As I said two nice locos but is it me or do both short hoods have a small gap under them
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Thank you all for your help, on a kind of side note could anyone point me toward where I could find a track plan of the Weymouth quey-side area.
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Hi I hope this is the right place for this anyway. The yellow flashing light fitted to the class 33/1 for working the Weymouth quey was it permanent fitting or would it have been removed after the loco left Weymouth. As always thank you for any help.
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I don't have any drawings and only one or two photos to go off but I think my D5900 looks great Has there ever been a rtr loco that was 100% right?
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Hi again Jon I'm sure you will have seen it but the August Model Railroader has an article on modeling a SCL GP30 one or two nice detailing photos I'm still looking for something to swop your Alco it's a nice runner by the way can you think of anything your after?? B)
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Hi Jon by the photos I've looked at it seems to be all internal changes between the GP30m and GP30 in saying that all the photos I've looked at were of ex Chessie or B&O locos and very early blue CSX B)
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Hi can anyone tell me if D8561 is one of the 2nd batch with the revised chassis sorry if this has been asked before
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Hi yes still here payment by paypal (but please send as a gift or as owed due to the high fees)
or by cheque
MR W.YOULL
1 TAUNTON ROAD
THORNEY CLOSE
SUNDERLAND
SR3 4BE
william.youll@ntlworld.com
thank you
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Hi john payment by paypal (but only if sent as a gift due to high fees or cheque
MR W.YOULL
1 TAUNTON ROAD
THORNEY CLOSE
SUNDERLAND
SR3 4BE
william.youll@ntlworld.com
thank you