A bargain purchase from a local show. £10 for the lot!

Most of these look to have never run, many I suspect have never come out of the box.

Nice one @Kris - 83p each!

Cheers,

Tim

That is indeed a a bargain. I'd have paid 10 quid for the Oxford Scammell alone! 

Quote from: Bealman on October 30, 2023, 03:57:35 AMThat is indeed a a bargain. I'd have paid 10 quid for the Oxford Scammell alone! 

@Kris Quick - sell it to him then your purchases would have cost you nothing!!

Na.. postage to Oz would negate that 

Quote from: Bealman on October 30, 2023, 07:52:50 AMNa.. postage to Oz would negate that 

Postage would be £6.75 providing I could keep the weight below 200g. Unless these are crazy expensive in Oz it would make it one very expensive vehicle.

I had to have this as soon as I saw it even though I had to  join the Bachman collectors club to get it - the first wagon came with the collectors club paraphernalia



And it runs as good as it looks

Regards,

Alex

Those Micky Mouses (Mice?) are lovely locos and lovely runners. That's why I've got a green one and a black one - even though they never went anywhere near the southern!

Not like you to do Rule 1 though, Alex!

Bob

A bit o' fun

That's got the new Peco chassis, yes?

    

The new "improved" more dimensionally correct wagons with metal wheels and the NEM sockets that aren't really NEM sockets

Late Birthday/early Christmas present.





Ed

As an operator with a mainly Poole-built and only slightly later Farish stable of DCC conversions, I've just taken delivery of a Graham Farish sound-fitted Ivatt 2MT. Until now, I've only ever heard DCC sound on videos, but I took a punt (and some extra dollars!) to see what it was like. I'm now totally won over - particularly with the Farish implementation using the zimo sound controller. Straight out of the box and it runs so beautifully.
You can see and hear it here, as I was running it in:
https://youtu.be/Pfx0xUxLeTM

Notwithstanding the outstanding detail (I have yet to attach the steps and footplate supports) or give it a light weathering, what I really also like is the amazing slow running and the brake key (F2), which I wasn't expecting, but means I can operate the loco in a really realistic manner.

So, all in all, I am very, very pleased with my purchase. Grafar providing a fitted sound solution is an absolute winner for me.

Now, what to buy next ...

That is very impressive.