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I heard suggestions of that a week or so ago, but is seemed so unlikely! It still seems rather surprising!
John.
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17 years ago
New Heljan at Warley?
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17 years ago
Falcoln to
unlikely! It
Is this 4mm though, it would make sense as a low volume / higher priced 7mm model.
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And a lot of them were dumped in sidings around Derby soon after they were built, whilst they tried to sort out teething problems
Bevan
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17 years ago
[ re the class 17 ]
Presumably Haljan will be producing a non motorised version too.....
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17 years ago
Aaahhhhh, a RTR Clayton, at last! I sincerely hope this does indeed happen - and quickly! All I need now are RTR 07 and 14 and I'll be a happy little Badger! Badger.
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17 years ago
Not quite. They weren't really West Country engines. I think they were uncommon west of Newton Abbot and I've never heard of one venturing into Cornwall.
Andy
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"Derek Heath" wrote
Confirmed along with the prototype diesel 'Falcon'. Strange choice the latter, but presumably it will sit on the Heljan 47 chassis?
John.
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Hmmm, and it worked on the ECML in the early 60's, now Hornby or Bachmann, a Baby Deltic please.....
Quite possibly yes, and probably the basic cab mouldings too.