Bachmann class 47?

Has anyone heard any whipsers?

Cheers,

Rob.

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Robert Wilson
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"Robert Wilson" wrote

No need to whisper, they've already hinted there will be one in next year's catalogue.

John.

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John Turner

"John Turner" wrote they've already hinted there will be one in next year's catalogue.

John.

Do I really have to wait that long? :-(

Two tone BR green will do me... (I don't like the Heljan model... Looks wrong when you have worked on the real thing! D1842)

Andy

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Andy Sollis- Churnet Valley model Railway Dept.

Hi, I absolutely agree, the over scale body width is inexcusable in my opinion.

Cheers,

Rob.

Andy Sollis- Churnet Valley model Railway Dept. wrote:

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Robert Wilson

Next year's catalogue? That will be about five years then....

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JMUpton2000

Where did they hint at that John? At one of the shows or was it from a rep?

~Fil

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Fil Downs

"Fil Downs" wrote

Both!

Think about it - it's inconceivable they would produce the 57 without backdating same to a 47.

John.

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John Turner

"John Turner" wrote

Oh yes I presumed it would come along eventually.

It's the 'next year' bit that's got me all a quiver....

~Fil

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Fil Downs

I wouldn't be surprised to find that Hornby are so pleased with the response to their new 08 that they are pushing ahead with new tooling for both a 47 and a 37. Save the pennies for them instead.

Pete

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mutley

"mutley" wrote

If I had any say in what Hornby were to produce in the way of diesel models (which I don't) I'd be going for a class 66 and a class 56.

The 66 is the future of the freight railway in the UK for the forseeable future and Hornby need to have one in their range however good the current Bachmann offering is. The 56 just cries out to be re-tooled. The 47 and 37 can wait for now! :-)

John.

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John Turner

The latest edition of the club magazine is deliberately coy about the subject.

"And what, we are asked continually, of a Class 47? Will there be one, and if so, when? Unfortunately we can't tell you at the moment - we will all have to wait and see!!"

My guess is production capacity in China has forced them to put it on hold.

(kim)

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kim

That's sounds like a big yes in commercial speak!!!

Cheers, John.

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John Lancaster

Whats this rumour of a 37 from hornby next year then??

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FuNky2k

"FuNky2k" wrote

New one on me, but I did hear it suggested there might be some Lima re-releases in 2006.

John.

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John Turner

Hi John, I meant a brand new retooled 37 with class 50 bogies. ;-)))))

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FuNky2k

"FuNky2k" wrote

Well if they are going to do that then I hope they pick appropriate class

37s to model. I don't believe the class 50 (or even class55) bogie is compatible with all 37s.

John.

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John Turner

Southern EMUs now!

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Martin

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