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N Gauge Discussion / Re: Bachmann Press Information...
Last post by Ch4lkst3r - Today at 03:25:36 PM
Quote from: Newportnobby on Today at 03:05:24 PMIn the announcement at 20.34 in they show all the 14T and 20T tanks as being Era 4 (1948-1956).
These would have lasted into and past transition era but the info on the Gulf blue livery doesn't tie up with your 'Gulf blue wagons were obtained by Gulf in 1960 so would be 1960 onwards' as 1960 is Era 5 :hmmm:

(All Era references are quoted from Bachmann info)

I'm always unsure on the eras for rolling stock as things didn't get repainted overnight and their era specifications sometimes seem slightly dubious to me.  Here's the info on the Gulf wagons on the TMC website albeit for the 00 version (TMC Gulf Wagon)
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N Gauge Discussion / Re: Bachmann Press Information...
Last post by Newportnobby - Today at 03:05:24 PM
In the announcement at 20.34 in they show all the 14T and 20T tanks as being Era 4 (1948-1956).
These would have lasted into and past transition era but the info on the Gulf blue livery doesn't tie up with your 'Gulf blue wagons were obtained by Gulf in 1960 so would be 1960 onwards' as 1960 is Era 5 :hmmm:

(All Era references are quoted from Bachmann info)
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N Gauge Discussion / Re: Bachmann Press Information...
Last post by Ch4lkst3r - Today at 02:47:29 PM
Can anyone help with livery dates for the anchor mounted tanks?  My layout is transition era 60s so trying to work out which ones would fit. What I think I've found out so far!

The National Benzole logo changed in 1959 so these would have been painted before then but obviously would continue past that date in service as they didn't repaint overnight.

Gulf blue wagons were obtained by Gulf in 1960 so would be 1960 onwards

Shell/BP and ESSO fine for transition era.

Benzene and FINA not sure.  Any ideas?
#4
General Discussion / Re: An Eventful Christmas at T...
Last post by dannyboy - Today at 02:22:38 PM
Flippin' 'eck - where was the 'PARENTAL DISCRETION ADVISED' warning?  :sweat:
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Still happening when I Preview a 'Reply All' in an existing thread.

Mike



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N Gauge Discussion / Re: Bachmann Press Information...
Last post by class8mikado - Today at 02:12:23 PM
Love that Pullman brake model price tag on the original (80k) pre loved models has gotten silly, perhaps that bubble will now burst.
Having amassed a random collection of era 4/5 tank wagons think its time to read up on what i should have for eastern region early crest, clear out the excess  and maybe treat myself to an anchor tank or two.
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N Gauge Discussion / Re: Bachmann Press Information...
Last post by Newportnobby - Today at 01:55:49 PM
With over £1100 of pre orders still awaited, my wallet is glad nothing appeals from this announcement :sweat:
#8
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Now Sylvie and Eli are alone, the rest of their female friends below, giggling and exclaiming as they comment on each other's winter outfits before crossing the freezing expanse of the Castle Courtyard to reach Saint Petroc's Chapel. The scene was one of intimacy, passion, and love as Sylvie and Eli embraced each other, their hearts beating in time. The lamplight flowed across the two intimate friends' bare skin; casting shadows that only served to heighten the sense of desire that filled the room.

The room flickers with firelight, casting dancing shadows on the walls and floor. Sylvie perches on the edge of her bed, the deep burgundy silk dressing gown enveloping her like a secret. Across from her, Eli sits in an ornate chair, her midnight blue dressing gown echoing the room's shadows. Her bright blue eyes widen with nervous anticipation—the lone 'Karadow' not brimming with confidence for the evening ahead.

In this intimate space, where silk whispers and firelight weaves tales, Sylvie and Eli share a moment—a blend of vulnerability and anticipation. The room holds its breath, waiting for secrets to unfurl.

In the soft glow of Sylvie's boudoir, the room becomes a sanctuary for whispered secrets and shared laughter. Lace curtains frame the window, filtering the moonlight into a gentle cascade. The air carries a hint of jasmine, mingling with the anticipation that hangs like dew on petals.

Sylvie's fingers trace the delicate curves of two crystal flutes, their slender stems catching the light. She places them side by side on a silver tray, their bases touching—a silent promise of connection. The flutes await their golden elixir, a celebration suspended in time.

From the silver, ice-filled bucket, Sylvie retrieves a petite champagne bottle of 'Dom Pérignon'. Its label bears the promise of effervescence and joy. The glass is cool to the touch, and she cradles it as if holding a secret. The cork yields a soft pop, releasing the essence of celebration into the room.

She pours the champagne, golden streams filling the flutes. Bubbles dance, creating a symphony of joy—just enough to fill both glasses. Sylvie lifts her flute, its rim brushing against Eli's. Their eyes meet—a silent agreement to savour this moment of calm and shared confidence.

"To us and the night to come", Sylvie whispers, her voice a velvet caress. Eli echoes the sentiment, and they clink their flutes. The bubbles rise, carrying with them the promise of girl-to-girl advice: "Life is like champagne—sometimes sweet, sometimes effervescent, but always worth celebrating."
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N Gauge Discussion / Re: Bachmann Press Information...
Last post by eddief83 - Today at 01:13:35 PM
Quote from: Ensign Elliott on Today at 12:25:31 PMIt not surprising that there's not a lot of new announcements for us this time considering what we've had recently. In just the past 6 months we've seen the new Twins, upgraded sound fitted 47s, Std 2s, Std 5s, a huge re-run of Mk1s plus the Black 5s. Add to that various wagon re-runs, the new SECR vans and anchor tanks announcement, not to mention any modern image items. Not bad in 6 months from one manufacturer who covers 00 as well.

We're still waiting for the BR Green 10000 plus the Sonic Large Prairies so plenty to keep us going till Autumn. I do hope to see a sound fitted 37 by the end of the year though.

Totally agreed, we have had a bumper crop in the last year or so, so its natural there will be announcements hat leave us deflated. The bright side is that its 3 months till the next then the month after its TING's so if Farish disappoint in August we have Dapol, Revolution, Rapido etc. to excite us a month later

Sound 37 has to be coming as its now 2 years since a 37 was released, this is probably the single largest diesel class not available in sound ready N gauge
#10
It not surprising that there's not a lot of new announcements for us this time considering what we've had recently. In just the past 6 months we've seen the new Twins, upgraded sound fitted 47s, Std 2s, Std 5s, a huge re-run of Mk1s plus the Black 5s. Add to that various wagon re-runs, the new SECR vans and anchor tanks announcement, not to mention any modern image items. Not bad in 6 months from one manufacturer who covers 00 as well.

We're still waiting for the BR Green 10000 plus the Sonic Large Prairies so plenty to keep us going till Autumn. I do hope to see a sound fitted 37 by the end of the year though.
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