Hi all,
What books are there on LNER wagons? I'm looking for something like the Essery LMS Wagons books, with enough details for modelling.
Regards, Greg.P.
Hi all,
What books are there on LNER wagons? I'm looking for something like the Essery LMS Wagons books, with enough details for modelling.
Regards, Greg.P.
"Gregory Procter" wrote
Same series *LNER Wagons* by Peter Tatlow. Recently re-issued at some incredibly cheap price - think we have the reprint in stock.
John.
OK, how do I find you?
Greg.P. New Zealand.
Also - Cheona have recently released a picture album of LNER wagons - Midland Counties Publications can supply; (that's where mine came from).
John isherwood.
The various pre-grouping line associations have over the last few years published a number of books on rolling stock. North Eastern Record springs to mind - North Eastern Record Vol.2 (1997 ISBN
090283519x) Covers passenger and goods rolling stock liveries of the NER and H&BR in considerable detail.All I have on the pre grouping companies, with links to the associated society web pages is at
I saw a book called "LNER wagons" in a book remainders shop in Liverpool earlier today. Sorry , I cannot describe author or contents (it was before I saw your posting & subject was not of much personal interest ), but you may find the same book in only similar shops.
Bevan
"Bevan Price" wrote
earlier today. Sorry , I cannot describe author
personal interest ), but you may find the same
It is being *remaindered* through the entire retail trade and not just the remainder shops.
John.
And very good it is, too.
Guy
-- May contain traces of irony. Contents liable to settle after posting.
Ahhh, a book review - just what I wanted! :-)
Regards, Greg.P.
"Just zis Guy, you know?" wrote:
I bought it from John, worth every penny. Lots of nice pictures, and you can see from it anything from which current RTR stock can easily be adapted to near-enough; to customisation details for scratchbuilds and kits.
Guy
That's exactly what I want! I'd better ask now before I send an order - are there equivalent GWR and Southern books? Pre-grouping? :-)
Regards, Greg.P.
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