Would anyone be interested in a commissioned kit for the AA19 van? In sufficient numbers, maybe that could be a route to a new van....
Let me know what you think.
Thanks,
Neal
So do we pre-order and pay? Or wait until they arrive to check the quality first? But that risks missing out, due to likely delivery issues.
Sorry I am very cynical about Hornby these days.
I have had a reply from Bachmann, sadly they do not have any plans at the moment to do new Toad brake vans :-(
Think we need some tactical lobbying here!
I think the Billingshurst box will be going to the Bluebell at East Grinstead.
Any update on Gatwick station? We fly out soon, what can I expect to see this time?
Thanks
I've not heard about unpainted GWR wagons - even post WW2
A quick scan of GWR Wagons by Atkins; Beard; Hyde' Tourret
Z: Gunpowder vans - no change - although the diagram Z4 was stated as 1939 - RCH self contained buffers and draw gear and Morton brakes... but "straight down" stanchions... there is no mention of a Z3 diagram :-( Sorry there are no running numbers.....
V36/7: There looks to be so many variations: "Plywood panels replaced exterior planking on L1467 in 1944 which gave rise to dia V36 where also a hidden alteration took place.... V36 was vacuum fitted... running numbers 65183/346
Hope that helps!
and I think mine is the first edition.... Published 1973; reprinted 1975, but it doesn't say if it was amended..... I always thought he was right!!! But I blow to your first hand knowledge Mike. What about the head lamps though? Thanks very much
Centre and Right would be H headlamps, which Adrian says is for Freight, mineral, or ballast train or train of empties carrying through load to destination (bell code 3 4 1)
Clearly not always clean either!! - The cleaners need to be taken to task there Robin, letting the side down... no doubt they are spending more time polishing those kings