Re: Farish announcement... Modified Halls

Started by trkilliman, December 23, 2025, 07:09:33 PM

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trkilliman

Hi,

I am likely to buy a couple of these, and would quite like the Hawksworth tender versions.

In case I missed it, have they said when these versions will be/are likely to be available?

I imagine they will be released with different names, and there are a few to choose from!

Anyway, wishing all readers a very Merry Christmas and a Happy new year.

Bigmac

what will be the differences in appearance in the n scale models between the modified hall and the ordinary one ( dapol) ?
i used to be indecisive...but now i'm not so sure.

Roy L S

Quote from: Bigmac on December 23, 2025, 07:22:10 PMwhat will be the differences in appearance in the n scale models between the modified hall and the ordinary one ( dapol) ?

Farish are doing both versions, original and modified. I am no GW expert but the differences in appearance are primarily around the front end where the modified loco used plate frames and separate cylinder and smokebox saddle castings bolted to them. I think the bogie was a different design too.

Roy

tunneroner61

If you look here you will clearly see the differences in the front end of the two types of loco:
https://www.ngaugenews.com/post/graham-farish-winter-2025-n-gauge-announcements

Steven B

The launch video gives an overview of the differences:
https://youtu.be/eaHD9MsL_lE?si=NqutF0Q40sbRUdMh
The initial four models are also listed.

trkilliman

Purely out of interest, who will be interested in purchasing the new Farish Hall class locos?

I will look to buy two, maybe three of them. I am hoping the Hawksworth tender version is released at the same time as the Collett tender.

I'd think about renaming/numbering two modified Halls,to locos I stood on the footplate of back in 1965. Sadly these plates are not currently available. I imagine the range of plates could be extended with the release of these new Halls?

port perran

Quote from: trkilliman on Today at 11:02:53 AMPurely out of interest, who will be interested in purchasing the new Farish Hall class locos?

I will look to buy two, maybe three of them. I am hoping the Hawksworth tender version is released at the same time as the Collett tender.

I'd think about renaming/numbering two modified Halls,to locos I stood on the footplate of back in 1965. Sadly these plates are not currently available. I imagine the range of plates could be extended with the release of these new Halls?
I'm very interested but the ones listed for pre-order at the moment do not suit my era.

tunneroner61

I'm waiting for a late crest with Hawksworth tender to be announced. Just the one for me as I have a couple of Dapol Halls and won't be disposing of them.

Roy L S

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Quote from: trkilliman on Today at 11:02:53 AMPurely out of interest, who will be interested in purchasing the new Farish Hall class locos?

I will look to buy two, maybe three of them. I am hoping the Hawksworth tender version is released at the same time as the Collett tender.

I'd think about renaming/numbering two modified Halls,to locos I stood on the footplate of back in 1965. Sadly these plates are not currently available. I imagine the range of plates could be extended with the release of these new Halls?

I have a sound one on pre-order - Kinlet Hall in BR green, it will have it's identity changed to 6911 "Holker Hall" a Banbury loco for the final few years of it's life and regular visitor to the Great Central on cross-country services. Edit: thankfully Fox Transfers do both name and number plates for this loco and they have already been purchased.

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