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@m0rris I don’t suppose the chassis/bogies for the 378 is available yet? Nearly finished painting mine and don’t want to scratchbuild one if I can avoid it!
best
jon
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I really wish I had put in a few orders before I went to the pub! There is nothing left!
Joking aside, as with a lot of the people on here, Hattons were my go to retailer for the last 25 years since I first went to Smithdown Road way back in 1998. Their approach to pre-ordering and innovations like the Trunk were really great.
A real blow and loss to the hobby and I really do wish the best to all the staff and management.
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After thinking I had enough AS 37’s an email from Hattons has resulted in the purchase of 37608 in ROG colours.
Looks like I’m on food stamps for the rest of Sept.
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1 hour ago, Hal Nail said:
Several recent photos highlight the sweep back from the middle pillar of the cab windows, which are quite a long way off being a flat plane. I think this accentuates the characteristic droop from some angles.
The original 3D prints look a little flat/straight in ths area or is that just the angle of the photos?
it looks pretty good in the first EP.- 7
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On 02/08/2023 at 13:09, Tatty said:
I agree that the 3 car is a good idea for those short of space. Maybe one of the NSE liveried 3-CEPs from Connex South Eastern might have been a better choice. Am still tempted, but I’m on a budget and the Hornby 4-VEP is due soon(ish) and that’s a bit more useful (and cheaper lol)
Latest release date for the VEP (according to my email from Hattons ) is Dec/Jan
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On 02/08/2023 at 12:44, Tatty said:
Love the look of the 3-CEP, and in the correct livery for me, but it only lasted as a 3 car for a couple of years and was pretty much confined to the Lymington branch. Would much rather have it as a 4 car unit
I expect they are testing sales before they tool up the 4th car… odd really as the only mod would be the windows…
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22 hours ago, Hilux5972 said:
Oh come on Accurascale give us one like this!
that looks like it was weathered by Heljan.
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On 25/03/2023 at 18:17, dave56 said:
Any news on these coming into stock soon?
Just had an email from Hattons - “Our latest information from the supplier suggests this item will arrive with us between January 2024 & March 2024”
not long to wait now then 🤣
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2 hours ago, JohnC said:
Happened to notice sound fitted Network Rail exclusive appeared on website and bagged one, still there along with Largo Logo exclusive
john
that was an expensive quick look at RMWeb.....
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2 hours ago, nightstar.train said:
Goddammit Accurascale. I've just ordered a EWS 31, and now you've gone and announced Elgar. I'll have to wait a bit before ordering it, hope they don't sell out in record time!
I was just thinking exactly the same thing!
Argh!
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Retooled 170, 171 etc. would be nice.
Although I don't think my wallet or bank manager would agree. 😀
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3 hours ago, rob D2 said:
Ah , the old reverse Dutch …
Hctud? Not very catchy.
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42 minutes ago, Accurascale Fran said:
Hi everyone,
We are now also offering a specially programmed DCC decoder to offer DCC control of the locomotive and the operating pans without sound as well as two sets of crews (early BR era and late privatisation era) manufactured in the UK by Modelu!
The Lokpilot decoder is priced at £29.50 and the crews are £9.95 per pack. Both are due in stock in January 2023 and only available exclusively direct via Accurascale by ordering below:
Crews: https://www.accurascale.com/collections/crews-and-people
Cheers!
Fran
Hi. I just tried to order one but the postage cost is nearly as much as the decoder (£19.95)
are there any other postage options?
bestjon
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On 13/09/2022 at 17:49, Krieghoff said:
Trust me guys. The ARE worth the wait 👍
you say that, but the anticipation may kill me!- 1
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There was very little wrong with the old model (of which I have 7) but this looks to take it to the next level. I’ll probably buy the club issue, and I’m still looking forward to my A/S 37/6.
I think Bachmann should be applauded for the increased detail, but I was hoping for the 319 in 00 …. Hopefully we might get that in a weeks time with the main quarterly announcement?
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Hi
I'm the chairman of the Jersey Model Railway club - I'd be happy to help out as best I can. If you could be a bit more specific as to what you would like, I can go through our archives and see what material we have available. We might have some maps and plans somewhere in the building or some of our members might. I know many of them (including me) harbour desires of building a model of one of the them - personally I've always wanted to model the Snow Hill terminus of the Eastern Railway - situated in a cutting with a bridge and a building at each end it would have made a great self contained layout!
The Societe Jersiaise also has a great photographic archive which can be searched here: http://photographic-archive.societe-jersiaise.org/search/advanced. The Archive also have a number of un digitised records and may have maps or plan available - it might be worth dropping them a line to see if they have anything of use.
Happy modelling! I'd be interested to follow your progress.
BestJon
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In the image it looks like the NR version is actually tooled with the blanked out doors and windows - should I get excited, or do we think that they will just arrive with them painted over as usual...
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47575 went to the scrap man wearing the red and grey parcels livery. There is a picture of it in 2007 still wearing the livery https://www.railwaymedia.co.uk/Rail/Locos/47/i-3bb339Z/.
So that is probably your best bet for your time period!
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I'm pretty sure Kernow had one in stock the other day, but I baulked at paying £90 for a point and bought a FB one instead!
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1 hour ago, Class 158 productions said:
I think the model itself has a few flaws, however I feel people are more concerned about their ‘ultimate’ 66s arriving in a sea of tiny plastic parts that have fallen off, wonky nameplates and running issues. Once these issues are solved, or even recognised by hattons, then we can move onto those flaws. Personally I’d just like it if they got the darn model to actually run well out of the box and not fall to bits. Something I must say the Bachmann ones have been doing for 15 years.
The nameplates aren’t wonky on mine, as they only arrived on Friday (some 8 months after the loco)....
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Class 66, By Accurascale
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Don’t forget the torque.