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Almost a year on, has anyone seen one yet?

glencairn wrote:Your next impulse -----

Buy some track and run it.

Glencairn

no room to run 00 let alone O gauge and as I'll be moving on shortly there seem little point in trying

I found it a bit irresistable, even the rivet counters and the Heljan knockers have gone quiet on this one

Having seen the pics of this rather splendid model I just couldn't resist. Now wish I hadn't as the last two weeks it's sat in the kitchen with it's box lid covering it up. Both my display cabinets are full so it's nowhere to go :( I could always buy another cabinet (most likely option) but then I m...

Telephone cable is single, not flexible, but alarm cable is multi strand and flexible

I always used alarm cable or even telephone cable, cheap enough and comes in 100mtr lengths

In introducing RTR O gauge Heljan have opened up the O gauge market to many, self included. Yes they are expensive and in most cases not totally accurate, but have you seen the price of O gauge kits? bearing in mind you still have to build it, paint it and in most cases buy the motors and wheel sets...

Just recieved my final missing link from me O gauge collection. All sorted now Thanks to everyone who bought OO gauge stuff from me, couldn't have done it without you

can you spot the odd one out

no plans whatsoever to go gardening.

She's green enough

and now it's got some new company

6 years after starting this thread, I finally got me one. :D Been waiting a long time for one to come up at the right price and today it did. Helped tremendously by selling off most of my OO collection, thanks to all who've bought so far :) http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b368/Citrail/DSCF2133_zps...

I think you'll find it's exactly the same as the last, maybe different running numbers, but this time it comes with seated figures for you to add, a book and a repro menu. But at least you'll get some kind of guarantee for your money.

Pennine MC wrote:

Bigmet wrote:[... Were I modelling the Mudland Route in the steam to diesel transition instead of the glories of the ECML, I would need a BP.
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Midland BP set, trialled on the ECML for Hull Pullman use in 1966 ... true fact

Yes indeed, one even appeared in Leeds & Wakefield

I recently found the receipt for my Nov 2012 purchase - £280. Bought when I was still in work, I still skipped a heartbeat. At c£500 now however..... And, ironically, I have only run it once since bought. Like my Rivarossi 'Big Boy', It's another one of those things that I really should sell on [bu...