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  1. 49 minutes ago, Mophead45143 said:

     

    Packs A - C represent the steam era wagons, early 1950's - mid 1960's.

     

    But, if you want to be pedantic and accurately model the preserved rake on the GCR, then most of these are actually vacuum braked wagons that have been painted grey to represent the unfitted trains as they appeared in steam days. For these you would have to re-spray the up and coming bauxite wagons in run two!

     

    Cameron

    Thanks! I’m happy with packs A-C. I’m not a very pedantic modeller, just happy with something that feels right, vs being 100% spot on perfect. ☺️

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  2. Yes!!! 
     

    My adopted Grandad had the Lima model when I was small and I loved it.
     

    *definitely* going on the list! 😍 

     

    8 minutes ago, Accurascale Fran said:

    Hi everyone,

     

    Indeed it is the latest commission with Rails of Sheffield. Having had the Lima version of this as a lad I was shouting loud at Gareth to do it. I'm not sure he's so enamoured with the livery as I am but his artwork has really knocked it out of the park.

     

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    Cheers!

     

    Fran 

     

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  3. Go on then:

     

    Loco

     

    1x92 received (92036)

     

    4x37 on order (Yellow, Lord Hinton, Europhoenix and the HTG one)

    1x50 on order (H+H)

    1x66 on order (Climate Hero)

     

    Coaches

     

    1xTPE Mk 5 set

    4x WCRC coaches on order (MK2B/C)

     

    Wagons

     

    12 x nuke PFA

    6x shorty HYA

    6xIIA

    4xJSA

    3x Coil A

    3x MDO (The Planet Industrial orange ones!)

    Pack of FNA-D on order

     

    Still considering another 66 and whatever they announce at Ally Pally will inevitably also go on the possibles!

     

    (Oh, and if they were to announce a model of 31413 "Severn Valley Railway"......... )

     

    That's actually a chunk more than last time I posted in this topic. A fair bit more than I thought...

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  4. This is a great announcement. I own one of the Hatton's examples (the pink one!) and until recently it was the best loco I own (then I bought a '92...)

    I'm definitely tempted by the "Climate Hero" one, and may I be the first to suggest the London Transport (66721) themed one? I appreciate Bachmann did one but they were super limited from memory!

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  5. 4 hours ago, Gilbert said:

    Humbrol still do some greys in the spray cans and the military painters use Army Painter and Games Workshop - might be worth a look. Halfords do lighter colours like Ford Dove grey as well.

    Chris H

    On the GW front (as a builder of GW stuff). 

     

    GW spray isn’t the cheapest but it’s super nice to use IMO. 
     

    Two options on grey I believe. “Grey Seer” is a lighter grey and “Mechanicus Standard Grey” is a darker. 
     

    They also do an off white/creamy ish colour called “Wraithbone”. 
     

    Final point, not all the small pots are *exactly* the same shade as the equivalent spray can… 

  6. 2 hours ago, big jim said:


    Used to love going there, seem to remember at the time the log flume was the steepest or longest in the uk, when you look back at the site now you realise how small it actually is compared to the likes of Alton towers

     

    as you come off the main road on the bike there is a still a sign saying ‘no through road to the American adventure’ 

     

    here’s an article about where the rides are now 

     

    https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/news/nostalgia/beloved-rides-american-adventure-theme-7038022.amp

     

     

    “Tallest three drop log flume in UK” or similar I think! 
     

    Iron Wolf (Twin looper) was my first ever upside down ‘coaster, closely followed by The Missile (an absolute brute of a ride) 

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