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Andy be a leader not a follower. Grab it while its there when its gone its gone lol

Awesome news

great site

clootie dumpling ?

Neil you are a legend thank you Landed today 12.42 Thank you so much

That's why I keep it quiet lol otherwise I would never get anything resolved

Big up to Neil. Had a package go missing first time thank you Neil for sorting it out many thanks looking forward to receiving my package

That's easy it's twice the distance from the middle

it sold because when they put it up it was £90 which they reduced to £60 so yes it would sellI have commented on many subjects on here so no grudge with anybody or are opinions which differ from the norm not allowed Conform or leave thought this website was better then that

Ok hattons losing the plot http://www.hattons.co.uk/258311/Bachmann_Branchline_32_425W_LN_Class_24_RDB968007_in_BR_Research_Department_Blue_Weathered_Limited_Edition_of_/StockDetail.aspx They do need to do some home work Buy second hand or new http://www.invictamodelrail.com/bargain-32-425w-Bachmann-limited-edition-class-24-weathered-rtc-blue-livery-5606-p.asp You decide

Well I am interested to know whether I need to top my bank account up so let me open myself up for a target and ask Are they here yet are they here yet

A very knowledgeable guy on another forum posted this up to help me and others I am sure he will not mind me posting it on here to help someone In 1951 for the Festival of Britain a full set of new Pullman cars was introduced for this train. Also two of the new Britannia Pacifics were sent to the Southern Region to work it. (70004 William Shakespeare, and 70014 Iron Duke). 9 new Pullmans class U cars were built and were similar to the K class 1923 steel panelled wood framed cars with a trussed underframe, but ran on Gresley bogies, and had rectangular windows to the lavatory compartment. 7 of the older K cars were refurbished to act as strengthening and spares. These also had the lavatory window changed from oval to rectangular. GOLDEN ARROW CARS 1951 to 1972. Name, Type, Schedule number (also carried instead of name after painting blue & grey), Date electrically heated to work with HA locos (EH), Model made by. Aquila (U type First Kitchen) 305 EH 1961 Aries (U type First Kitchen) 304 EH 1961 Hornby Dublo 1960 Carina (U type First Kitchen) 307 EH 1961 307 Cygnus (U type First Parlour) 308 EH 1961 308 Hercules (U type First Parlour) 309 EH 1961 Isle of Thanet(converted K type First Brake Parlour, formerly "Princess Elizabeth") 247 EH 1961 Minerva (converted K type First Brake Parlour) 213 EH 1961 Hornby Train Pack 2017 Orion (U type First Kitchen) 306 EH 1961 306 Pegasus (U type Bar Car) 310 EH 1961 Perseus (U type First Parlour) 301 Phoenix (rebuilt to U specification after fire, on chassis of K type First Parlour "Rainbow") 302 EH 1961 Car No 34 (converted K type Second Parlour) 192 EH 1961 Hornby Train Pack 2017 Car No 35 (converted K type Second Parlour) 193 Car No 36 (converted K type Brake Second Parlour) 194 EH 1961 Hornby Train Pack 2017 Car No 208 (converted K type Brake Second Parlour, formerly First Parlour "Leona") EH 1961 Car No 303 (U type Second Kitchen) In June 1964 only Aquila, Carina, Isle of Thanet, Minerva, Orion & Phoenix allocated to GA In 1969 these surviving cars were painted blue & grey, and lost their names . The words Golden Arrow were painted on the sides, and the schedule numbers prefixed and suffixed S were applied. The Britannias were sent to the London Midland Region in 1958 and Bulleid Pacifics substituted until 1961 when the new HA electric locos took over. Its normal route was via Tonbridge. Between 1952 and 1960 the outward Golden Arrow arrived at Folkestone Harbour, and the carriages then transferred to Dover Marine for the return journey.

My experience so far with hattons is very mixed Majority of the time takes two days to pick then two days to deliver some have taken more and some have taken less But what I cannot get my head around is, so so many retailers be them shops or online offer FREE delivery over a certain amount normally around £100.00 but NOT hattons Also an example is Track Shack same day dispatch at no extra cost Hattons double your cost and we will dispatch same day this is just Wrong

no just by emailAssumption gets you every time

My apologies Jamie

I am jealous you've got two I am still saving up for the second by which time they will have sold out lol. Even asked Jamie to get on her hands and knees to find me one under her workbench but to no avail

That's the trouble when you get something that is so good your racing to get the next good thing instead of enjoying the good thing you got

Dave when this one is completed make sure you have a large glass of brandy

Will they / would they remake any of the models that have sold out As I would like a green with yellow panel

Just out of interest what is the Hall sensor kit ?

Bet you don't wait so long to get the next one

Well to be honest I don't give a fudge what's next because I know it will be good and it will be what most people would want

Well I must say I've been trying to plough through this thread and have come to the conclusion This is what Hornby have said they are going to release this year You either pre order or you don't but what you can't do is change what's going to happen The only thing that makes me smart is the cost and please don't blame it on brexit because if it cost more to produce you can earn more on the export because people want to buy our stuff

Many thanks for that

Why ????