And 108s never had tinted windows anyway - I'm interesting in seeing how Bachmann pull this one off - if they do it well, a couple of 108s will be on order. :-)
And 108s never had tinted windows anyway - I'm interesting in seeing how Bachmann pull this one off - if they do it well, a couple of 108s will be on order. :-)
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Thanks for that Jim, I wonder if they were ever out stationed at Yoker, as I think that was a sub shed of Dawsholm. Would be perfect to sit beside my V1/3s. Just need someone to make some Gresley non corridor suburbans, and need to get round to building a blue train Kit.
James,
I was just thinking that Bachman must have been looking at Clydeside when they chose their locos :-)
Jim.
I posted this in the Yahoo "demodellers" group a while back, but if Tomix can manage to conceal a motor and flywheel drive below the window line in N gauge (see link below), is something similar not possible in 00?
From my reply about the 2005 wagons and catalogue, which i now have.
,> -- > Ok, will the 108 have directional lighting? ;o)
Yes, 2 car unit, differing style cab roofs, DMBS and DMCL cars, Full under floor equipment, detailed interior, hidden drive unit,
Pieman
The '158' mechanism sits below the window line and needs painting black to be inconspicious, you do have to sacrifice some interior detail, if you want a display case model you don't need a drive unit anyway, if it runs on a layout performance is more important than interior detail. If you build your own you can fit the mech entirely under the floor and have both. Keith
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Which suggests it is a single drive bogie hidden in the guard's compartment.
(kim)
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