Most of us will be aware of the Peco Charles and Diana wagon produced thirty years ago, but is anyone aware of any similar offering for the William and Kate wedding, in any scale or gauge, anywhere in the world?
Thanks.
Royal Wedding
Apr 27, 2011
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With thie current economic climate wouldnt a Gandy Dancer with models of the newlyweds be more suitable ?
Cheers, Simon
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A coal hopper?????
Wolf K.
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Hopper Long Cassidy.
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Or perhaps the Roscoe P. Coal Train.
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Isn't there coal mining among the bride's ancestry?
The groom's ancestors probably owned a few mines as well ...
Nick
Their government certainly wants everything that is mine...
Yar, but did any of 'em go down pit at 15?
Yes, but only as miners.
The late Queen Mums side of the family (Bowes-Lyon), probably employed the bride's ancestors.
MBQ
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Perhaps a bit better than a slag wagon :-)
Alan
Does anyone actually produce a scale model of a sick bucket?
Thank you! The query was raised by some American friends, who are used to Lionel, for example, issuing a commemorative box car for almost any occasion, and were a little puzzled to notice that no UK manufacturer, particularly Hornby, has issued a special car for the wedding.
Did the Royals actually own the Prince of Wales collieries?
Cos Slaters do a pre-printed private owner wagon in 7mm scale, which is probably also available in 4mm from whoever carries their former
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