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N Gauge Discussion / Re: Class 22 Baby WarshipLast post by Newportnobby - Yesterday at 08:01:15 PMI'd go for a Toad for the mixed goods. I don't think it's a rule but remember the guards duty is to keep an eye on the train, not on the scenery
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General Discussion / Re: what are you listening to ...Last post by Stingray. - Yesterday at 07:59:55 PMI make no apologies whatsoever!
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N Gauge Discussion / Re: Class 22 Baby WarshipLast post by JanW - Yesterday at 07:09:02 PMFor the mixed goods the grey unfitted will be the best option.
Those open wagons have no vacuum brakes or through pipes. Jan #14
N Gauge Discussion / Re: Class 22 Baby WarshipLast post by port perran - Yesterday at 06:47:04 PMKevin
I think that any of those three brake vans will be spot on. In your scenario the two, three, four milk tanks are being conveyed from a branch line setting to a main line station where they will be added to a full train of tankers heading for, as an example, London. That was the case on the GWR/WR with trains starting at Penzance with maybe three tanks then picking up extras through Cornwall and Devon until they had maybe 12-15 heading onwards. Those main line trains, running at express speeds, would have the full brake in the consist usually at the rear but not always. By the way, those milk tanks were always externally filthy but spotless internally. Here's how I run mine : ![]() By the way a Siphon G, conveying churns, would also look good. #15
N Gauge Discussion / Re: Class 22 Baby WarshipLast post by geofff - Yesterday at 05:37:24 PMLucky you , I've been trying for a few years to get the Class 22 at a reasonable price. Some are now selling for over the £100 marK.
Enjoy the model and I'll follow this thread with interest. #16
N Gauge Discussion / Class 22 Baby WarshipLast post by Phoenix - Yesterday at 05:23:35 PMHi All,
I would just like to ask a couple of questions about making up trains with this lovely little loco I have crewearpley40 staying with me at the moment so that will be useful, but I thought I would ask generaly It looks great with a marroon B set ![]() And also with mixed freight ![]() I just need to know what brake van would go best ![]() Also I want to make up a milk train. Reading another thread, it seems the silver tankers suit the baby warship, and the white ones are best suited for steam ![]() I don't think I could use any of those 3 brake vans, but I have a marroon hawksworth full brake I could use Chris reccomends a stove r van. The only one I can find is this on Ebay Would this livery be ok considering I will have Chocolate and Cream running at the same time. I have seen rakes of coaches made up of all sorts of liveries Thank you in advance All best wishes Kevin #17
General Discussion / Re: what are you listening to ...Last post by port perran - Yesterday at 04:59:32 PMQuote from: scottmitchell74 on Yesterday at 04:41:18 PMGreat fun Scott.Quote from: Moonglum on Yesterday at 04:22:09 PMWhat's going on here Scott? AI generated music is cheating A talented lyricist even if you aren't a musician. Only 24 degrees here today (75F) with a refreshing breeze. #18
General Discussion / Re: what are you listening to ...Last post by Moonglum - Yesterday at 04:59:24 PMI suspect that you have AC to keep you cool!
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General Discussion / Re: what are you listening to ...Last post by scottmitchell74 - Yesterday at 04:41:18 PMQuote from: Moonglum on Yesterday at 04:22:09 PMWhat's going on here Scott? AI generated music is cheating Yep. I'm no musician but I did write the lyrics. That's hot!! We're only 98 today. ? #20
General Discussion / Re: what are you listening to ...Last post by Moonglum - Yesterday at 04:22:09 PMWhat's going on here Scott? AI generated music is cheating
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