Show your Latest GB Loco and Rolling Stock Purchase.

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Some new additions to the fleet, 6 Rapido OAA's & 4 NGS Ferrywagons  :)







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Kris

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I popped along to a local exhibition this afternoon and walked about just over £50 lighter having picked up a GWR MK3 Sleeper and a GWR MK3 TGS. Particularly happy about the TGS as it seems that GWR MK3 day stock is like hens teeth.



Bealman

Vision over visibility. Bono, U2.

Steven B

Quote from: Kris on October 19, 2025, 04:01:29 PMI popped along to a local exhibition this afternoon and walked about just over £50 lighter having picked up a GWR MK3 Sleeper and a GWR MK3 TGS. Particularly happy about the TGS as it seems that GWR MK3 day stock is like hens teeth.


Interesting - does the TGS have buffers? It looks like someone's taken the chassis from a loco hauled Mk3 and put in under a HST TGS to create a loco hauled BFO.

Kris

Quote from: Steven B on Yesterday at 09:28:16 AM
Quote from: Kris on October 19, 2025, 04:01:29 PMI popped along to a local exhibition this afternoon and walked about just over £50 lighter having picked up a GWR MK3 Sleeper and a GWR MK3 TGS. Particularly happy about the TGS as it seems that GWR MK3 day stock is like hens teeth.


Interesting - does the TGS have buffers? It looks like someone's taken the chassis from a loco hauled Mk3 and put in under a HST TGS to create a loco hauled BFO.

The TSG is a standard HST TGS, (I believe it originally came from the guagemaster castle class set) I think what you are seeing is a trick of the light reflecting off the coupling. Looking at the buffers on the sleeper, the easiest way of covering it would be to drill 4 holes and add the buffers separately. I might look into doing this at some point in the future.

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