PrestburyJack

I've ordered more than 1 set (1 of each to be precise). The delivery e-mail from Kernow suggests that all 4 are coming as one package, due Monday.

Sounds like they're working through them very quickly - my order placed 01/12/2011 was also posted today, due to arrive Monday.

I ordered 1/12/2011, I think after nearly 6 years I can contain my excitement..... or can I? - Yipeeeeeee, they're coming!!

I'm with the same bank, this is the full list they of magazines available: Bike Bird Watching Car Cosmopolitan Country Living Country Walking ELLE ELLE Decoration Empire Esquire Garden Answers Good Housekeeping Harper's Bazaar House Beautiful Improve Your Coarse Fishing Men's Health Mother & Baby Practical Photography Prima Q Red Runner's World Steam Railway Today's Golfer Women's Health My wife's already chosen for us - we're having "Red"!

Apologies if this has been covered before, but the Hattons website lists "Normandy" as LSWR Black (as preserved) (I realise that they are only selling it and it is Dapol who decide what to call it but Dapol simply list it as LSWR B4) Should this read SR Black with sunshine lettering, which would make it valid for 1940 ish, rather than LSWR black? And the caveat "As preserved", is this because by then the cab would have been rebuilt, in which case what livery would it have carried with this cab in real life (i.e. not in preservation)? (Does that make sense?) Thanks. Edit - I've just found the following on Graham Muz's site: Normandy in preservation has an open cabs whilst 88 and 90 both had closed cabs. 30096 before preservation in BR days had a closed cab that differs from 88 and 90 as it was modified from an open cab at the start of the war. Dapol they have confirmed to me that they intend to produce the correct different cab variants. (My emphasis in Bold) So hopefully it was painted into Wartime black before it had he cab rebuilt?

H Class alongside C Class and Terrier - the Terrier appears a slightly lighter shade of green, but all 4 look excellent together. Three different classes of RTR SECR liveried locomotives, compare that with the days when all you could buy that was Southern was a BoB, L1 and an R1 !!

Agreed 100%

Edited below....

Unless this was deliberate?

What a brilliant facility! Thank you for bringing it to my attention.

Two less now

Hi, which connection is that please, do you have a photo? Thank you.

Why, what's wrong with it?

As reported by the BBC: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-coventry-warwickshire-41532106

Roderick Bruce confirms the green version will be closer to the end of 2017.

There was a OO9 layout in a small suitcase at Warley a few years ago.

Must join the club and order one!

Already being discussed: http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/126763-new-model-to-be-announced-at-great-electric-train-show-7th-october/

So rather than a new model, isn't this (just) a new version of an existing model?

Don't forget, this Sunday is your last opportunity to visit.... Shuttle bus available from Coventry - https://electricrailwaymuseum.co.uk/downloads/ERM_BeerFest_BusTimes_A3.pdf

Pictures of BR Black Lined No 30465 now on the OO Works website under 'Gallery' - http://www.ooworks.co.uk/gallery - very nice it looks too!

Hopefully not too close behind - I know it's my own fault, but I've got H class, P class, Birdcages, Gate Stock and probably something else all arriving in the next few weeks / months...

I am amazed that they have been able to honour the original price of £99 to anyone after nearly 6 years, I'm more than happy to pay up front for my (4) sets.