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#71
N Gauge Discussion / Re: This Hobby is Expensive!!
Last post by Western Exile - March 20, 2026, 10:11:32 PM
This hobby may be expensive, but it's not compulsory.
#72
N Gauge Discussion / Re: This Hobby is Expensive!!
Last post by Papyrus - March 20, 2026, 08:30:08 PM
Any hobby can be expensive! I spend far less on model railways than my wife does on musical instruments. Golf, boats, pets, they can all cost a fortune, but you can do hobbies on the cheap if you don't mind having to accept second best sometimes.

Cheers,

Chris
#73
N Gauge Discussion / Re: Graham Farish New Tooling ...
Last post by JBQFC - March 20, 2026, 07:31:03 PM
I will be getting a railfreight one as we have had one in this livery
with disc head codes on the retooled model
#74
N Gauge Discussion / Re: Graham Farish New Tooling ...
Last post by Ensign Elliott - March 20, 2026, 06:50:51 PM
Pleased with this announcement, though I will probably wait until a SYP version is released.

Good news for N Gauge. With various Farish re-liveries, the brand new tooled Halls and now this, its more proof that the manufacturers have not forgotten us.
#75
N Gauge Discussion / Re: Graham Farish New Tooling ...
Last post by scottmitchell74 - March 20, 2026, 05:46:02 PM
The sound is too generic.


One day my final sound loco will be a properly fitted 37 that just growls.

They exist... my $$$ does not. :)
#76
N Gauge Discussion / Re: Graham Farish New Tooling ...
Last post by RailGooner - March 20, 2026, 05:41:08 PM
They must sell an awful lot of these considering all the love they get.
#77
N Gauge Discussion / Re: Graham Farish New Tooling ...
Last post by Adam1701D - March 20, 2026, 05:34:47 PM
McChoppers! Count me in!  8)
#78
N Gauge Discussion / Re: Graham Farish New Tooling ...
Last post by Bob G - March 20, 2026, 05:13:40 PM
Quote from: bluedepot on March 20, 2026, 05:00:49 PMfor the 20/3 they would need different cab and nose ends, light clusters and side fuel tanks (maybe other details I've never noticed before), so a bit more expensive to tool up than just the tablet catchers and side windows...

but they did mention drs 20/3 in the video....


Sorry. I was only thinking of current locos offered. All the newfangled stuff is beyond my modelled eras and therefore does not exist in my universe  :D 
#79
N Gauge Discussion / Re: Graham Farish New Tooling ...
Last post by bluedepot - March 20, 2026, 05:00:49 PM
for the 20/3 they would need different cab and nose ends, light clusters and side fuel tanks (maybe other details I've never noticed before), so a bit more expensive to tool up than just the tablet catchers and side windows...

but they did mention drs 20/3 in the video....

I'm not sure how popular they would be and if it would be commercially viable, but i thought that about class 17/28/23, and this would have an existing chassis to use.

anyway great to see.

but id rather it was a class 25/3!
#80
N Gauge Discussion / Re: Graham Farish New Tooling ...
Last post by Portpatrick - March 20, 2026, 04:27:38 PM
Won't be interested myself.  I already have 2 green, one blue and one Freight Grey to meet the needs of my 2 small layouts.  Now if they had come out with a 105 DMU in green and blue I would be placing my order for one of each with Tim at Arcadia.
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