Class 73. Anyone have opinions on this, esp its running? Thanks Rob
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"Rob" wrote
Hi Rob,
All of the 73s I've tested so far have been as sweet as a nut and a massive improvement over the running of the old Lima versions.
John.
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What you doing up so late?
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Salvé Dear John , do you have an e-mail address that one can use for ordering purposes or viewing items etc? You are a bit to far away for a brisk walk down the road for me :) Valé Beowulf
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"Rob" wrote
Sleeping? ;-)
John.
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"Rob" wrote
Can't comment on that I'm afraid.
Some of the early 121 'Bubblecars' (which appear to have the same power bogie) appeared incapable of moving themselves, but this problem doesn't seem to have manifested themselves on the 101 dmus and the loco models.
It should also be possible to add more weight to the locos, a remedy not so readily available with the 121s.
John.