Quote from: GlenEglise on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 07:23:48 PMThere is always one that tries to be top of the class!

The Baby Deltics were a Class of ten as were the Clan Locos

Very True...
But which one is a STEAM loco previously released by FARISH and therefore relevant to the subject of this thread?? 

Quote from: Roy L S on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 01:08:35 PM

Quote from: Bigmac on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 11:45:50 AMwould the difference in boiler size even be noticeable in N gauge ?

When i restarted in n gauge 8? years ago---someone had listed a number of minitrix Brits renamed and numbered as Clans--i was lucky enough to get one ( £40 !!! )  . Back then i thought the clans had smaller driving wheels than the Brits.

Personally I think the difference is very noticeable, the "Clan" as a result of the smaller boiler (which in itself looks different) having a taller chimney, but as with all things it is a matter of personal opinion/choice.

That said, the Minitrix Brit is already "wrong" in so many ways that sticking a Clan name and number on it without alteration probably won't matter to some one bit which is absolutely as it should be!

Roy

according to wikipedia both brit and clan had br1 boilers.
can anyone confirm the size differences?

Quote from: PLD on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 08:58:03 AM

Quote from: GlenEglise on October 27, 2026, 11:12:57 PMHmm a small class of ten, like the Baby Deltics?

You are having a laugh right?

I didn't realise the (EFE) Baby Deltic was a RE-RELEASE of a FARISH STEAM loco (per the title and OP of the thread)...
Perhaps being coal fired was their ultimate flaw...

There is always one that tries to be top of the class!

The Baby Deltics were a Class of ten as were the Clan Locos

GE

It's certainly possibly to set up regular payments in PayPal.   Not a bad idea in this case

I was caught out once by a dodgy trial of some image editing software, which managed to set up a subscription in my PayPal without making it obvious that's what it was going to do. According to trustpilot and other similar review sites it caught out a lot of people who thought they were just paying a few pennies for a one-off trial but it set up subscriptions for something like £45 per month . Fortunately I spotted it and killed it off before any money was paid over.

Someone (points) had a rucksack full at the Conwy n gauge gig about ten years ago...prowling the floor looking for unwary forum members with cash in their hands...

Most kind, Gents.
Over to you, Red Leader One @Tank

I only have one so didn't reply

Very good point. I  don't have a lot of spare cash but I'd happily contribute a few quid on a monthly basis.

Cheers,

Chris

Quote from: Newportnobby on October 26, 2026, 10:26:36 AMJust.........Wow!!
Thanks, everyone, for their sterling efforts in far exceeding our October target.

Please remember, though, Tank is paying out of his own family pocket each month to keep the forum going

Is there a  way of setting up a regular sub through PayPal, maybe?

Quote from: Greygreaser on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 01:26:42 PMDay 4 and still trying to reset the dog?

It's not a digital Watchdog then...