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I am in the same position. I asked Rails yesterday and they are still waiting for their delivery from AS.

At a typical exhibition you're viewing from at least 3 feet away.

Red/Maroon is notorious for fading as it ages.

I'd like to know that as well. I've ordered D423 as this is the livery and numbering I remember on the 50s, but MU cables were fitted as they ran in multiple on the WCML.

I assume that also applies to supplies to retailers? I preordered mine from Rails.

A long, tiring, but very enjoyable weekend. Many excellent layouts to be seen. Eastfield brought back many memories of spotting in the 1970s. i's a shame they had technical problems - I understand they were mainly power supply related. It was a first outing for Glenkiln Road, and we have a lot of tweaks to it for its next outing, learned from our experience at the show. The Rapido Jones Goods had a run on the layout and looked amazing - I'm looking forward to getting mine! Wel, done to all for putting on such a great show. I will now lie down in a darkened room for a few hours/days...

Had a look at the 50s and the Mk2bs on the Accurascale stand at Model Rail 2024 this afternoon. They look great!

Looking forward to seeing a Jones Goods running on Glenkiln Road at Model Rail 2024 tomorrow!

I've preordered, as have at least two of my fellow club members!

So do Wizard.

I've finally bit the bullet and decided to build an EM gauge layout. Set in Scotland, 1930s. As per the thread title, has anyone done a conversion of a Bachmann 812 from OO to EM?

Mine works fine with a Loksound decoder from Road and Rails.

It's R2257.

I wondered about that. It is a Chinese made loco, however.

I'm having problems refitting the bogie to my Black 5 - I think I have crossed a thread. Does anyone know the size of the fixing screw so that I can get hold of a tap to rethread the hole? I think it might be M2. Thanks.

I could do with some of these!

Decoder arrived this morning. Great service from Alessandro.

Alessandro has e-mailed me, the decoder is back in stock and I've already ordered one. Many thanks @Locoman58 and @zr2498

Very useful - I've just bought the same loco. Unfortunately, the decoder you used is currently out of stock.

Yes, something like that. One way it ran fine, other way there was a ticking noise, I thought there might be a fault in the gears, however, when I ran it both ways on my rolling road it was silent. On the test track the ticking noise was back. Eventually I discovered one of the sander pipes was too low and catching on the chairs. Easily rectified!

My Caroline was working fine on the first day of the Cathcart show at the weekend. By Sunday the tail lights had stopped working for no apparent reason! Nothing had been altered on it. Confused of Stirling.

Thanks, excellent! I had noticed that the buffer beam was removeable.

I recently managed to get hold of a pre-owned "KOYLI" from Harburn Hobbies. It looks as if it had never been out of the box. I want to add the buffer beam details to one end, but was surprised to find that there were no pre-drilled holes on the buffer beam as is the case on all my other diesel models. There are certainly pre-drilled holes on my Accurascale 37. Is it a matter of getting out my pin chuck and doing it myself?

Has anyone fitted a stay alive to Caroline? I have a Dapol Imperium decoder fitted.

Would go nicely with the Hornby 153.