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#41
General Discussion / Re: My local bus stop
Last post by crewearpley40 - October 04, 2026, 09:35:23 AM
Happy birthday to her whatever her name is

Food looks more scrumptious than mac d's
#42
General Discussion / Re: My local bus stop
Last post by weave - October 04, 2026, 09:28:21 AM
Girl with khaki hat..."Umm, my precious!"

Girl without hat... "Get your mitts off that cake now!!!"

Lovely photo  :thumbsup:
#43
General Discussion / Re: My local bus stop
Last post by Bealman - October 04, 2026, 07:40:00 AM
Youngest daughter's birthday today (she's 35! Where did those years go). That's her on the top end with two of the grandbealettes in between chrome dome yours truly on this end. Location, Wollongong botanical gardens.



Not a VB in sight!
#44
N Gauge Discussion / Re: RevolutioN trains apprecia...
Last post by Platy767 - October 04, 2026, 03:27:29 AM
Quote from: njee20 on October 02, 2026, 07:10:22 PMA quick check of the stock sheet suggests...


Fair dinkum. When I first read njee's list I thought the numbers were the model number. Like pendolinos were model number 11.

Then it dawned on me! Doh!

He's got more TEAs than I have in a fortnite.

Mark
#45
N Gauge Discussion / Re: RevolutioN trains apprecia...
Last post by Roy L S - October 03, 2026, 05:58:42 PM
It feels like there are an awful lot of people waiting for the 120 order book to open, me amongst them!
#46
N Gauge Discussion / Re: RevolutioN trains apprecia...
Last post by Ensign Elliott - October 03, 2026, 05:56:24 PM
I can only echo the good words people have said above about Revolution. I've got a selection of Revolution wagons and one of the superb 128 Parcels cars which I am very pleased with.

I've had lots of revolution models cross my weathering desk over the past few years, 66s, 59s, 92s, cartics, sturgeons etc and they have all be amazing runners, and superbly detailed.

I can only say keep up the great work Revolution. I'm so looking forward to the 120 DMUs when they arrive!
#47
N Gauge Discussion / Re: RevolutioN trains apprecia...
Last post by GWR_XC - October 03, 2026, 01:17:08 PM
@Roy L S

Hi roy that's good, thank you & of course, I do agree that not everyone can always agree - it's good and interesting to have a healthy debate - like you say - we don't always have to agree with one another - but always be respectful

Actually that is one major thing I get very anxious about - I try to make my points with always good intentions, but they do not always come across that way - never been good with words and it can be harder on forums as messages can quite easily be taken the wrong way

Thank you for understanding and my apologies to you if my previous message seemed a bit abrupt

@Ben A

No problem, and for what it's worth I do agree with you - you don't always get it perfect - you haven't produced a class 442 yet ???? j/k

If you ever in the South or South West doing a show and/or exhibition then would say hello

Can I ask you something actually - Regarding your class 175 units - was there a green gwr version in the pipeline or have I got it mixed up with the gwr electro stars? Obviously if you can't answer the question I completely understand.


@Suffolk Rob

Thanks yes your right I wasn't suggesting anything negative about other manufacturers

Interesting choice on the dapol class 26, and do agree about what you written about merits of a company,  as I'm not saying other companies don't, I'm sure they definitely do, but with revolution trains I get the impression they really care about there models & customer service not just from a business point of view, but from a hobbyist point of view as well
#48
N Gauge Discussion / Re: RevolutioN trains apprecia...
Last post by Ben A - October 03, 2026, 12:21:05 PM

Hello all,

Awww, shucks!

On behalf of all at Revolution, thanks for the very kind words.   

Like forum members, we are enthusiasts and as all of us (except our new designer, Louis) are in our 'second' careers with Revolution our motivators are primarily to make the models *we* would want to buy.

Obviously we don't always get it perfect, and every day is a school day.

But we do have a policy of continuous improvement - for example reducing the weight of the class B tanks - and will continue with that.

And we are always happy to talk to fellow enthusiasts at shows so if there's anything in particular you want to discuss don't be shy - come and say hello!

We will always try to give you a straight answer – even if it isn't always what you want to hear!

Cheers

Ben A.

#49
N Gauge Discussion / Re: RevolutioN trains apprecia...
Last post by Roy L S - October 03, 2026, 12:06:41 PM
Quote from: GWR_XC on October 03, 2026, 10:19:20 AMGoing by your logic tho - nothing would need it's own thread...

My apologies if I have caused any offense.

Hi GWR_XC

Not really, the issue is more about whether people necessarily agree that specific things need their own thread, and on that opinions will differ, and of course that is fine, we are all entitled to our views as long as we show each other respect.

Absolutely not, no offence taken at all, your replies have been perfectly respectful, you have made your point based on your own perspective and let's face it people never agree on everything!

Kind Regards

Roy
#50
General Discussion / Re: Proses Programmable Train ...
Last post by njee20 - October 03, 2026, 11:17:15 AM
I would expect at least double the existing product price. However if it works well (and that's one that time will tell) then I can definitely see the appeal. An instantaneous fiddle yard is very cool, particularly for space constrained layouts.

I don't know how big Proses are, but they're definitely more established than one bloke in his garage as Nelevation was. I'm not sure I'd rush to be an early adopter, but I'll definitely watch with interest.   
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