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Different roof exhaust panel to start with

Yup , I'm aware of this , wouldn't be surprised if Mr Sutton gets the early 25/0 out first though

Just a shame there's still no early series 25/0

Well they are doing the same one in pristine as well now so that's good

Yes , very frustrating they chose to weather it!

Someone needs to check their spelling

Exactly what I was saying

If it's anything like the 24 then the best way to remove the body from the chassis is leave it attached to the plinth I've found

@forest2807 Morning Adrian I have several bogie frames but they are from Early Green Liveried ones (sandboxes at both ends of the bogies) , let me know if any use to you Regards Dave

Hi Adrian I believe you bought a load of Heljan stuff off me in the past on ebay , I'll check my spares box asap as I think I may have some of what you're looking for Regards Dave

It's on the business details of said ebay seller ;)

I have a sneaky feeling this guy is back on ebay as chrisjc67 , seems to be advertising a lot of new Accurascale/Heljan product , when you look at his business details his address is The Caravan and it's in Okehampton

Interesting that the speaker is facing downward in this model

I very much doubt Bachmann read this thread

May have been in a rush to get that notice printed for the show and not realised

No worries , I'm sure someone will post about them , it was said on their Facebook page that there would be a small announcement of a rerun of blue 25s because the first 3 sold through so quickly

Did you happen to get any details of the 3 new blue 25s being done?

The flange squeal is on from the factory

Hi I've dropped you a PM regards decoders

These are what I have used in my Grainge & Hodder canopy modules https://www.amazon.co.uk/PAUTIX-Flexible-Lighting-Connector-Extension/dp/B08S77TJ9K/ref=sr_1_6?adgrpid=134015180349&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.BGMsadU-tzBJysFCgQz0Mrc7udWwTqCApwSpGHEdrmbFvlTWzX1JxrNAsJKolDFgPXNvv9_0M3mbC9hmCmBSUGruA6ry1i16AzuBJ3hHdjMVgZxBLyM_IK_vPPQaGH52doT2QVlapoJZZBF08ZJP3burxgzclFIQsse591-7POgDm_NfWa8MDOWPyyvJnja1RdnvBsCofE-jzIWpM30d8JvZgxfk7Z_yBTbLEXVtg72BL7whgt8lcgXLUNETCDA5RQ-WargpH32H6kb8Kmv4fIj5IDQ5HueMmTfqHz1n1xQ.y7Pka5_EQCY7newPpyGz8ZQFNTYsHu_ceLSOC5QYGEg&dib_tag=se&hvadid=587726491091&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=1006772&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=17517266399930535295&hvtargid=kwd-1672054122404&hydadcr=26186_1767299&keywords=pautix%2Bcob%2Bled%2Bstrip&qid=1709132576&sr=8-6&th=1 You can see them in testing on a few of the different colours here

In all honesty there is no track plan as such , I'd just need a handful of B6 L + R turnouts and some straight stuff , make it up as I go along I'd looked at the British Fnescale kits but like the idea of the plug track

After seeing the videos by James @ Bexhill West I'm quite impressed with the plug track system but not being the owner of a 3D printer (I don't even have a computer at home!) I was wondering if there's any plans for these being made available as kits? Either that or whether someone would be willing to print some for me , I will pay of course! I have some friends badgering me to do P4 but they model pre grouping so are hand building everything whereas I do diesels Dave

Tellindalloch was my favourite of the show

Fantastic shot that is

Thanks The only thing putting me off switching to EM or P4 at the moment is the fact that anything I want to run on the layout other than my Suttons Loco's needs converting somehow