I've just discovered that the Class 22 was used on the Fairford Branch. I've had a quick search and can only find an 00 version, does anyone know whether there has been an N version or a kit to convert something else.
:beers:
Caz
Quote from: whiteswan on July 17, 2012, 05:23:09 PM
I've just discovered that the Class 22 was used on the Fairford Branch. I've had a quick search and can only find an 00 version, does anyone know whether there has been an N version or a kit to convert something else.
:beers:
Caz
Two
- NSprays (Dave Jones pre Dapol) did a passable resin one
- Worsley Works do a nice etched scratch aid (although in this case the extras mostly involve buffers and redoing the roof grilles)
Dapol are supposed to be doing one RTR in N eventually - so check the catalogue tomorrow before ordering!
Thanks EP, thats was a nice quick reply, have to rely on someone else for the catalogue look-see though. If the catalogue is any good I might order one but it will take a while to reach here.
:thumbsup:
Caz
Hi caz - as EP said, it is STRONGLY rumoured that Dapol will use the shrink ray on the bigger version. If so, that's one off the poll list :thumbsup:
We'll all keep an eye open for you.
I certainly hope that Dapol can "shrink" their 00 version.
It would look good on my Cornish branchline.
As soon as I get a whiff of one, my pre order will be in ;D
It's one hydraulic I really need.
Quote from: newportnobby on July 17, 2012, 07:45:35 PM
As soon as I get a whiff of one, my pre order will be in ;D
It's one hydraulic I really need.
Thanks NPN, me now too, tip me the wink if you see anything before me.
Caz
I look forward to tomorrow. That said as a Scottish modeller it is the 21/29 I would want to see!!!
hopefully there will be a few nice suprises! :D
Class 22 is in the new catalogue - Great News
Quote from: port perran on July 18, 2012, 09:16:56 AM
Class 22 is in the new catalogue - Great News
Yeehah - thanks very much. :thumbsup:
More expense - poor old purse is going to take a bit hit in the coming year :)
Caz
Quote from: whiteswan on July 18, 2012, 01:22:30 PM
More expense - poor old purse is going to take a bit hit in the coming year :)
Caz
Me too, especially as I won't be satisfied with just the one :smiley-laughing:
Lets hope they are more reliable then the full size version. At least they kept me busy when I was an apprentice. Very busy if all three of Reading were lined up outside the depot when i arrived for work.
Quote from: newportnobby on July 18, 2012, 01:27:36 PM
Quote from: whiteswan on July 18, 2012, 01:22:30 PM
More expense - poor old purse is going to take a bit hit in the coming year :)
Caz
Me too, especially as I won't be satisfied with just the one :smiley-laughing:
What sort of
purse do you have then, is it a sparkly one?? ;D
I've now got this mental image of the scene in "Wallace & Gromit - Curse of the Were-rabbit" when Philip the Bull Terrier pulls out a flowery purse in the middle of the plane-chase :smiley-laughing:
(http://lh6.ggpht.com/_6hgSmco4R9M/SXzHse3EEzI/AAAAAAAAAKE/_xyzQWZvp1Q/0_Plane_Pentagram_thumb%5B3%5D.jpg)
Paul
Only use a sparkly one when I'm out on the town! 8) Otherwise it depends on which handbag and that depends on the shoes and they depend upon the outfit - you guys have no idea of what we have to go through :smiley-laughing: :smiley-laughing: :smiley-laughing:
:smiley-laughing:
Nobby hasn't replied yet, still wondering what purse he has ;D
Paul
1.5mm thick black rubber ;)
Kinky! :smiley-laughing:
Paul
Quote from: newportnobby on July 18, 2012, 08:36:34 PM
1.5mm thick black rubber ;)
Presumably matching the "................." he is making out of what is left over.
Sounds like quite an outfit.
OK OK - what with the layout, the purse and the fact I sell rubber goods and lubricants, I guess this could lead y'all to jump to conclusions.
Really, I am the one who puts the black bits into the Liquorice Allsorts :evil: