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I like how the Quality and the Details on Farish Models improved over the last Years.

Sorry, I hope Bachmann bring N-Gauge Thompson Suburbans under the Graham Farish Label..

Got finally my Thompsons.

Those are the best Britsh N-Gauge Models I have ever seen, also I like them fitted with short couplers.

Got all variants in Blood and Custard and Maroon livery, the new Full Brake Coaches inclusive.

I hope Bachmann will bring also Thompson Suburbans in the future.

On 16/02/2024 at 10:33, Roy L S said:

As an avid N Gauge modeller of steam/diesel transition period and noting that the West Country and GW Mogul will hopefully by now actually be in tooling, I would really like to see those models followed up by a tender loco of an LNER prototype. There are some pretty large classes of loco that might fit the bill and some had very long lives. I am thinking maybe a 4-4-0 like "the Shire" to follow on from the Schools or possibly a K3 which was originally a Great Northern design so a number of livery choices.

I would like to see a 0-6-2 GNR/LNER N2 with Gresley "Quad Art" Suburban Coaches Set...

Would be nice when the LNER B1 is also on the praning List by Bachmann.

Would be a nice surprise (to me) if they work on LNER Thompson Suburbans. 😀

I hope for Mk1 Suburbans with the next Announcements...

And the LNER J39...

On 24/10/2023 at 12:07, Roy L S said:

Off topic slightly, but am I right in thinking that the Bachmann/Farish/EFE Winter announcements will be due next week? The last 3 months sure has flown by and my wallet is only just recovering from the Autumn releases 🤔. Not that it would stop me from finding the money if something I really like gets announced mind and I live in perpetual hope of a brand new V2 one day.....

 

Roy

New 2-6-2 LNER Gresley V2 in N would be a dream...

Hi folks,

I brought a new Dapol Britannia in N-Gauge (70050 Firth of Clyde with Early Crest) - is it normal for that Model that the Coal immitation lies lose on the Tender?

Can't wait for the Variant in Green (nsyp) with a Scottish Prefix.

Do you think Peco will announce more retooled Wagons in N?

Any further rumors about them coming als as Kits?

I guess there is no difference to a Farish Locomotive?

Do we already know what Accurascale want to bring in N?

The Thompson Break Coaches in Teak immitate are coming in very early Era 4 with BR Prefix and nummering and without LNER Markings?

I would say; start with Freight Wagons, then Coaches, then a Diesel. Best would be Prototypes you have in 00 to downsize them.

DIdn't expected them to bring Maroon Thompson Coaches too.

The Black 5 is also interesting for people Modelling the Nottingham Area of the Eastern Region.

Looks like Graham Farish is back... :D

and comes with many Coaches in many more flavours.

With Modellbahn Union, the next german Shop sells Hornby TT:120 on the Continent.

5 hours ago, HExpressD said:

How reliable is the source?

Ehm...  I don't know actual...

As we know, Hornby confimerd that they will bring Locomotives with Tyres for Continental Modellers in the future.

There is now a rumor which says that Hornby plans to release seperate "The Easterner" & "Flying Scotsman" Starter Sets with those Locomotives and different transformer for the Continent. The rumor also says that the Pacifics will have different constructions for the fixed axles with Pony Bogies for better performance on Continental Layouts.

Hornby started to replace the Photoshops with Pictures of actual Models.

First renders of the Black Five from a Video Hornby posted 8h ago on Facebook:

Got inofficial confirmed that Modellbahn Union plans to Stock Hornby TT:120. 😀

Modellbahnshop Lippe (MSL)

Modellbahn Union (MU)

Modellbahnshop Sebnitz (MBS)

Elriwa (ERW)

The "Big Four" of german Modell Railway Shops. Only MU and MBS are missing then all important shops in Germany offer Hornby TT:120.

I completely forgot that I read it here and believed I had read this news on another page.. 🤣

The next German Shop is in.

Gresley Pacifics and Coaches are ready for pre-order via Modellbahnshop Lippe.