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[tpe]

after seeing the hornby class 142 in northern livery just wondering if there are any plans for a realise of a class 323 in any livery

 

[Gizmogle]

Sorry, but you seem to post quite a few pointless threads like this.
There aren't that many people into model railways on this site. Why can't you check the Bachmann and Hornby sites for their plans, and have a look around real model sites.

 

[5872]

after seeing the hornby class 142 in northern livery just wondering if there are any plans for a realise of a class 323 in any livery

How are any of us going to knowhock: , Didnt even say pleasehock:hock: and didnt spell release properly. There might be one as gizmogle said go and check the website and dont be so pointless

(mods admins) : I wasnt back seat moderating , I was just so shocked theres no manners herehock:.


Fred.

 

[thefab444]

didnt spell relise properly.

Classic 777fred there.

JS

 

[CraigS]

This site might be worth checking every now and then although there no plans for a class 323.

http://www.bratchellmodels.co.uk/

 

[Coxster]

I fail to see why this thread is pointless. He simply asked a model-related question in the modelling section of a busy railway forum...

Fred: How is he meant to know what people here do/don't know?

 

[5872]

I fail to see why this thread is pointless. He simply asked a model-related question in the modelling section of a busy railway forum...

Fred: How is he meant to know what people here do/don't know?

I have no idea , but If you look at it , it is pretty useless craigS has now replyed which means 'TPE' will now get his awnser but hasnt replyed.



Fred.

 

[tpe]

I fail to see why this thread is pointless. He simply asked a model-related question in the modelling section of a busy railway forum...

Fred: How is he meant to know what people here do/don't know

as Coxster said i was simply asking a Question about model railways in the model railways section of the forum if you don’t know the answer to the question then why reply I ask you?? i have checked sites and found nothing which is why i posted it here in the hope that someone here would know

This site might be worth checking every now and then although there no plans for a class 323.

http://www.bratchellmodels.co.uk/
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thanks for the site CraigS

 

[5872]

as Coxster said i was simply asking a Question about model railways in the model railways section of the forum if you don’t know the answer to the question then why reply I ask you?? i have checked sites and found nothing which is why i posted it here in the hope that someone here would know



thanks for the site CraigS

You never said you'd checked any sites , and just correcting a few things I got moaned for when I first joined , seems it was me who got moaned at only which seems abit unfair but knowbody gives a dam here about what I try to do and make up for the bad spelling mistakeshock::mad::neutral:.


Fred.

 

[Coxster]

I have no idea , but If you look at it , it is pretty useless craigS has now replyed which means 'TPE' will now get his awnser but hasnt replyed.

It may come as a shock to you but not everyone can be on the forum 24/7 - especially during the 10-or-so overnight hours you're moaning about :roll: I'm only on at the moment as there's bugger all coming in from the TOCs at present so I have a bit of spare time during my 7am-7pm shift at work (2nd in 3 days).

 

[5872]

It may come as a shock to you but not everyone can be on the forum 24/7 - especially during the 10-or-so overnight hours you're moaning about :roll: I'm only on at the moment as there's bugger all coming in from the TOCs at present so I have a bit of spare time during my 7am-7pm shift.

I wasnt being selfish ,Im just replying to his comment:roll:, Ive stayed up all night on here before and It aint pretty , and warning him about what happend to me when I first joined:roll: .


Fred. Consider me off for a few weeks:roll:.

 

[Gizmogle]

I would quite like to see a 323 in OO gauge

(Quickly puts forum back on topic)

 

[class 313]

I would quite like to see a 323 in OO gauge

(Quickly puts forum back on topic)

Don't see the point in ACs on model railways, look a bit out of place with no wires.

Same with 3rd rail Trains though looks a lot better. Though wouldn't mind seeing one out, just that these small trains cost a damn bomb!

 

[Gizmogle]

Don't see the point in ACs on model railways, look a bit out of place with no wires.

Same with 3rd rail Trains though looks a lot better. Though wouldn't mind seeing one out, just that these small trains cost a damn bomb!

Well, you can get OHLE for model railways. It's just obviously more of a professional thing as it's expensive and hard to construct (I assume). I think some models can even run on OHLE?

 

[Coxster]

If you go down to any local exhibitions, Loader, you will normally find some really nice electrified layouts - both overhead and third/fourh rail.

 

[matt]

Well, you can get OHLE for model railways. It's just obviously more of a professional thing as it's expensive and hard to construct (I assume). I think some models can even run on OHLE?

My Hornby 00 Class 90 can run on overhead wires but it is a few years old now so I dont know if a newer version will or not

 

[Gizmogle]

My Hornby 00 Class 90 can run on overhead wires but it is a few years old now so I dont know if a newer version will or not

I have one of those [thanks kettlefan] but it's the cheap version, so the pantograph doesn't actually raise lol

 

[kettlefan]

I have one of those [thanks kettlefan] but it's the cheap version, so the pantograph doesn't actually raise lol

"Kettlefan re-emerges"

ah but if you look carefully at the roof next to the pantograph, there is a switch, so you can retro-fit a new working pantograph on it, trouble is, being Hornby, it looks shight.

incidentally Gizmogle, I was looking out for more coaches (I've always wanted a full set) so I'll let you know how that gets on.

 

[mbonwick]

Most trains now can run on OHLE (I believe) all it consists of is moving a switch on the loco's PCB.

 

[kettlefan]

Most trains now can run on OHLE (I believe) all it consists of is moving a switch on the loco's PCB.

heheheh, you make a model from 1990 sound so high tech! This 91 doesn't even have PCB!!!

 

[mbonwick]

I didn't mean that; I meant loco's manufactured at this time.

 

[kettlefan]

I didn't mean that; I meant loco's manufactured at this time.

ah ok. The 91 isn't a bad model. I want to do a weathering job on the underframe at some point, its too clean.

In Model Rail recently they interviewed the MD of Bachmann. Apparently all the electric locos (89, 90, 91) are the worst sellers in the entire Farish range. They sell about 300 of each a year. He then stressed that this was why they won't do 00 versions.