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General Discussion / Re: BealmanLast post by Nbodger - November 13, 2026, 11:14:39 AMTake it easy George, no running around chasing nurses.
Hope you have a speedy recovery #52
General Discussion / Re: BealmanLast post by crewearpley40 - November 13, 2026, 10:39:07 AMQuote from: martyn on November 13, 2026, 10:28:35 AMBest wishes for a speedy and safe recovery, George.seconded Hope you have some decent reading material! #53
General Discussion / Re: BealmanLast post by martyn - November 13, 2026, 10:28:35 AMBest wishes for a speedy and safe recovery, George.
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General Discussion / BealmanLast post by Newportnobby - November 13, 2026, 10:12:55 AMGeorge may be out of action for a while as, of all things, he tripped over his walking stick, crashed to the kitchen floor and has fractured his pelvis
I think the local hospital now refer to him as a frequent flyer #55
General Discussion / Re: BR MK2 Coaches - For the '...Last post by Jeebee - November 13, 2026, 09:25:53 AMI can't add more specifics, but if you've not already seen
https://ngauge.org/ it lists all RTR "modern image" n gauge models from the main manufacturers. So you can see what has been made under what tooling. Very useful. #56
General Discussion / Re: BR MK2 Coaches - For the '...Last post by Steven B - November 13, 2026, 09:08:28 AMMk2bs were introduced in 1968 (rather than 1969), but otherwise your dates look to be correct.
Farish have made two original Mk2 (also known as Mk2z): 374-951 SR Green 374-952 BR Maroon Otherwise, as outlined above they've only made the Mk2a and Mk2f. You'll find Poole era Farish Mk2 masquerading as Mk2c and Mk2e, but not in Blue/Grey livery. If you can track them down, TP Models (now closed) did a series of inlays for the earliest Farish Mk2 allowing the Mk2b and Mk2c to be modelled, but with work to be done on the roof and underframe which were from the air-con Mk2d. Another option is Vinyl sides - since the apparent demise of the Electra Graphics range your only option is the one or two sellers on eBay. I'm hoping Revolution Trains will turn their attention to the Mk2b and Mk2c once they've completed the Pullmans. #57
N Gauge Discussion / Re: Posting Photos on PM'sLast post by Newportnobby - November 12, 2026, 10:22:35 PMYou can add photos to PMs and posts but need to learn how to upload photos to the forum.
It's quite clunky but once you've done it a few times it becomes easy. Have a look at this helpful guide to uploading pictures....... https://www.ngaugeforum.co.uk/SMFN/index.php?msg=392705 Since that post some modifications have taken place and you may need to resize your photos. I'd suggest nothing bigger than 500KB should be uploaded. Note - it helps to have 2 tabs open with the forum on both. #58
N Gauge Discussion / Posting Photos on PM'sLast post by Tiger Ed - November 12, 2026, 10:00:42 PM Hi all,
Can you post a photo or PDF file on a PM and if so how is it done.(Warning Im old and a Technophobe) #59
General Discussion / Re: BR MK2 Coaches - For the '...Last post by NTrain - November 12, 2026, 09:36:22 PMI do a range of coach interiors, for Mk 2s, to fit in Farish (original) bodies. The clear bodies could be stripped and new livery painted on.
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General Discussion / Re: BR MK2 Coaches - For the '...Last post by Bob G - November 12, 2026, 08:15:12 PMFarish have only made Mark 2A coaches and Mark 2F coaches currently. They made Mark 2D when Poole based and originally as China production in 2004. They have produced the Mark 2As as original Mark 2s at First Open coaches in BR Green and IIRC BR maroon.
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