I'll continue to wish for a King and a 10xx County, though a 94xx would be lovely too, and possibly more realistic considering it was one of the first locos made by Farish back in the day and due for a modern upgrade.

Have to correct the above - the "search library" brings up the year I want!!

Peter
 

Quote from: chrism on November 03, 2026, 09:28:54 AM

Quote from: PLD on November 03, 2026, 07:46:10 AMI'm hearing that Yet Again, they've overlooked the Algerian 7ft 4in gauge cammel hauled tramways... Who wouldn't want one of those tripple-decker trailers... 

Depends on which livery they offer 

Probably Desert Sand!

There have been no pre-announcements of new tool models in any scale so I wouldn't expect anything of significance new tooling wise to be announced across the different scales personally.

Bachmann are usually pretty good at keeping things under wraps and thus far all I have seen is an ever growing "wishlist" on RM Web.

Roy

At the risk of starting something, a 94xx would be nice (I've given up asking for southern stuff)

Quote from: PLD on November 03, 2026, 07:46:10 AMI'm hearing that Yet Again, they've overlooked the Algerian 7ft 4in gauge cammel hauled tramways... Who wouldn't want one of those tripple-decker trailers... 

Depends on which livery they offer 

I'm hearing that Yet Again, they've overlooked the Algerian 7ft 4in gauge cammel hauled tramways... Who wouldn't want one of those tripple-decker trailers... 

No idea what to expect. Has anyone heard anything embargoed yet?

The change from Exact Editions to Pocketmags caused me some problems too - I'm accessing from my computer and it took me sometime to realise that the archive was in my library. However, it's not as convenient as before, because I have to open the entire archive until the year and month I want, whereas before I could select a decade, then the year.

Peter

 

Quote from: joe cassidy on October 30, 2026, 11:16:44 AMI loved his appearance on the Kumars at No. 42.

When he mentioned that he learned a few words of Hindi whilst growing up in India Granny Kumar replied "Great! We love being insulted in our own language  "

Spare a thought also for the guy who played Checkov in the original ST series who passed away earlier this week.

Ah, Walter Koenig and his legendary Nuclear Wessels line