Littlethorpe

48 minutes ago, Steven B said:

Does the model use a single DCC decoder or does it now need a second for the additional motor?

 

If I pre-order will I be charged now or at the point the model arrives?

 

Steven B

Hattons usually charge on shipping. I have an outstanding pre-order for one of these and it states clearly that no payment will be taken until the item is shipped: it also specifies what payment card will be charged.

David

She's about a mover - Sir Douglas Quintet

1 hour ago, John M Upton said:

Hattons just deleted all listings for DJM products except anything they already have in stock.  Nothing N scale listed at all now!

The Mermaids for pre-order disappeared yesterday. I see that they have now sold out their remaining stock of Dutch-Livery Mermaids. Glad I bought 4 last week.

The Deadwood Stage - Doris Day

I'm glad that I purchased some additional Mermaids from Hattons a few days ago as they are now almost sold out. Regrettably these could become collectors items for all the wrong reasons.

Don't you want me - The Human League

From Companies House Website regarding setting up a LImited Company....

"Your registered office address is where official communications will be sent, for example letters from Companies House.

The address must be:

a physical address in the UK

in the same country your company is registered in, for example a company registered in Scotland must have a registered office address in Scotland

You can use a PO Box. You must still include a physical address and postcode.

You can use your home address or the address of the person who will manage your Corporation Tax.

Your company address will be publicly available on the online register."

Looks like everyone is correct. Time to give him a break I think, nobody has to order from him if they don't wish to. He hasn't done himself any favours with the (apparent) tone of some of his Posts but that is always the problem with Forums & Social Media. Best just to stick to factual Posts.

I will certainly be ordering an N Gauge GT3 if it gets the go-ahead. Saw a superb scratch-built N Gauge version on one of the layouts at the GCR Event yesterday.

David

I have parked there in the past on a wet day & there were no problems. This year I'm going by train as it's easier, just as quick (approx 2.5 hours from Maidstone) and good value with a Senior Railcard.

On a more prosaic level I wonder if the Mermaids & Sharks promised for November delivery will ever appear? Personally I imagine not as manufacturing is unlikely to have started yet. On this basis I have just ordered several Mermaids in Dutch Livery from Hattons. Not my era but I will repaint them in Black and/or Indian Red.

https://krmodels.co.uk/products.html

10 hours ago, Shropshire Lad said:

As the tooling exists I'm hoping that the Sharks will now actually make an appearance.

Let's hope so; I have 2 on pre-order with Hattons. I do have a couple of NGS kits which I put on hold when DJM announced their version. Another run of Mermaids would be welcome.

Thanks for the comments so far.

I model in N Gauge so losing a few inches all round for insulation would not be a problem.

It currently has an electric up-and-over door but it would be simple enough to replace this with a block wall with a UPVC door and window.

I am currently using our small 2nd bedroom but the domestic authorities would prefer this to revert to a more traditional function . There is also  the option of using the loft space (it's a bungalow) but the access hatch would need to be moved to a different position as the current ladder blocks the hall when down.

A friend down the road is currently having a Garden Room constructed so I'll be interested to see how practical this option would be.

Plenty to think about.

David

I hope this is in the correct section and/or doesn't duplicate any previous topic. We have recently moved to a property with a garage, the first time we have had a garage for around 30 years. It's a 1970s-ish Banbury Precast. It is close to the house, but not joined. It has an electicity supply and received a new roof 10 years ago. Does anyone have any experience of making this type of garage suitable for modelling all year round or would it be more sensible to demolish it & replace with something more suitable? The internal size of the garage is approx 18 feet by 8.5 feet. All suggestions very welcome.

David

On 22/05/2019 at 00:35, KR Models said:

 

I must apologise, I hadn't noticed the same form on both links.  

The N Gauge EOI option now seems to have disappeared completely.

Hi Keith - I made an EOI for the N Gauge version which I really hope goes ahead. Any news on how this is looking?

David

On 06/05/2019 at 13:49, KR Models said:

We have a HUGE announcement coming at the end of the week.  I may post it here, or you may see it elsewhere.

Is it the end of the week yet?

My interpretation of the Companies House info is that Dave is the sole shareholder.

It does make you wonder if there is an opportunity for someone to set up a business in the UK to design & manufacture model railway (and similar) products on a subcontract basis. This would minimise the legal & other issues highlighted in this thread as well as probably reducing delivery lead times. Yes I know it would almost certainly be more expensive but by how much? Jim Ratcliffe are you reading this?

Gets shot down in flames.....

13 hours ago, Markwj said:

Or maybe he's going to work for another company who will be taking his portfolio of models and producing them under their own brand such as Hornby.

Or Hattons?

N gauge Class 28 would be a good choice. D5705 is being restored at ELR which isn't far from Dave in Liverpool.

More than this - Roxy Music

Dance away - Roxy Music

So did mine. Yes, looks like another excellent issue,

It  happened in Monterey - Frank Sinatra

And Expressions of Interest for the N Gauge version?