Need this in N Gauge!

[SymonC]

Anyone know if there are any plans to bring out a model of this in N Gauge 

[Calnefoxile]

Erm doubt it!!!!

But could be scratch built using a Toblerone box 

Cheers

Neal.

[4x2]

Erm doubt it!!!!

But could be scratch built using a Toblerone box 

Cheers

Neal.

Well, that's the best joke used up....

[zwilnik]

how very curious. I'm guessing it's designed to some specific loading gauge issue (triangular tunnels?) or is it an avalanche proof train or something?

[poliss]

Thought there was something fishy about it.
http://www.computing.co.uk/ctg/backbytes-blog/1865576/toblerone-train-pointless

[4x2]

Thought there was something fishy about it.
http://www.computing.co.uk/ctg/backbytes-blog/1865576/toblerone-train-pointless

I was wrong... The whole thing was a wind up !!! 

[Newportnobby]

In my '00' days I had one made by Triang(le)

[poliss]

Which is where they got the name from. There were three brothers called Lines who owned a toy company. What do three lines make when joined together? A Tri-ang(le). 

[longbridge]

I had a Farish  diesel that looked someting like that after I smashed it on the back yard concrete, darn thing would never run properly.

[scotsoft]

Here is a possibility for a mould   



cheers John.

[poliss]

You've really cheesed me off now Scotty!

[scotsoft]

You've really cheesed me off now Scotty!

[Newportnobby]

I had a Farish  diesel that looked someting like that after I smashed it on the back yard concrete, darn thing would never run properly.

Strewth Dave! What with that and the J94 that went up the yard - I can see why you don't model UK stuff any more