Quote from: RailGooner on Yesterday at 05:09:48 PM

Quote from: GWR_XC on Yesterday at 04:24:58 PM..
Every dapol HST set ever released inc multiple of same livery
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Are you me?! 

Hsts hoarders

Quote from: GWR_XC on Yesterday at 04:24:58 PM..
Every dapol HST set ever released inc multiple of same livery
...

Are you me?! 

Eddie -

I am looking for this

Bachmann Network South East EMUs & class 159 DMU

Hornby South West trains class 423

 class 33 br blue

Dapol class 73 South West trains

Also South West trains - anything considered here really


What stuff I have to offer in N gauge - it would take too long to write everything on this post so I post some of it now such as


Every dapol HST set ever released inc multiple of same livery

Every class 47 Bachmann dcc ready versions released

Modern GWR stuff have it all for class 800s, class 43s, class 57s, DMU etc

Have all FGW stuff

Network Rail / rail track ballast wagons

Loads of Bachmann tt tankers

Revolution pendos inc sound

Revolution class 319 ? I think it's that - 2 of these dcc sound

About 100 locos dcc ready such as class 31,33,37,47,56,60, & more

Lots of older farish DMU & hsts

Lots of class 150/1 & 150/2 & 158s Bachmann dcc ready in multiple livery

Have all network Rail locos hst rolling stock & custom models

Have class 411s cep br blue grey about 6 of these, multiple class 350s with some sound, class 450s as well

Lots & lots of coaches & wagons/tankers

For example can make full hst rakes cross country, east Midlands, swallow, executive, blue/grey, FGW, GWR etc

Lots of brand new peco track

Lots of buildings, vehicles, custom vehicles, buses etc

Lots more as well

Majority of the stuff I purchased new and not even used it as I never got round to building a layout

Chances are if it's modern stock from 1970s era to present day from either farish or dapol I have it

Also have a bit of Kato track & trains

There is much more as well, can't remember with out actually checking through it all exactly


Edit : I would consider N scale Thomas the tank range as I could give them to my friend as a gift

What sort of stuff do you have in N and what OO are you after? I have a fairly decent pile of OO stuff I am trying to get rid of now I solely do N gauge

Thanks for the advice, I tend not to use Facebook no more, in fact I try to avoid social media altogether ever since the explosion in AI it literally does my nut in

Ideally was hoping to do swaps rather than sell

As this was my idea was myself and the person should I swap an item with - both end up with a fair deal if that makes sense

I can take pictures of everything no problem, and if people can obtain or have the items in OO gauge I'm looking for

Then anything I got in N gauge is up for grabs would rather do it this way then directly sell to someone to begin with

Hope that makes sense

If you're on Facebook, you can sell them on the N'porium Facebook group. Much easier to upload pics there than trying to upload them on the forum.

Quote from: Firstone18 on Yesterday at 02:05:11 PMWhy not use the N'Porium linked to this forum?
I sold a lot through eBay some years ago and it was a pain with packing up then posting many individual items.

You still have to do that using the N'porium and provide pics of every item but,yes, I've sold a lot through the forum

Just the normal bureaucracy gone mad

Thanks both of you for the advice - I hadn't thought of auction house - so something to consider

Yes eBay can be a pain but would rather do that myself then sell to retailers etc

I just thought worth asking on this forum first as you never know could be some folk open to swapping.

As I do have some nice stuff, rare sought after etc, think I got around 31 dapol hst sets, and hundreds of locos & rolling stock

When my late father passed away he had a LOT (several thousand)  of model vehicles in all scales.

I started to sell some of the larger items via Ebay but very soon lost the will to live as it was such an arduous process packaging and posting everything.

Like @Firstone18 I ended up using Wessex Auctions.
They provided a first class service. It was good fun watching the various lots sell in their live on-line auction.