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So there's a load of slightly incorrect carmine coaches? Could they not be sold, with a note that the colour's wrong?

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Looking forward to running these on the never knowingly photographed / recorded summer-only 33-hauled Aldershot to Fareham via Alton & Winchester services in the mid 70's 😉

 

Does this mean a Class 501 might break cover soon ? 🙏 

 

There was the mention of 4 units in development on another AS topic 😁

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4 hours ago, Tim Dubya said:

 

and paint them green 😉

 

Nope, apparently the SR received an early redundant batch of the ex-ER ones so they'll remain short & blue like an English summer ........................... 😉

 

(Before anyone dashes off to research this .................. Rule 1)

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6 hours ago, Southernman46 said:

Nope, apparently the SR received an early redundant batch of the ex-ER ones so they'll remain short & blue like an English summer ........................... 😉

 

(Before anyone dashes off to research this .................. Rule 1)

Ah!  But in reality they DID appear in a (slightly) different blue on Southern connected metals - Longmoor Military Railway Blue!  And in fact with several LMR locos available (including the recently announced Rapido S160) you can justify them...

 

Accurascale chaps: Any thoughts/news about the LMR ones?

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11 hours ago, DutyDruid said:

Ah!  But in reality they DID appear in a (slightly) different blue on Southern connected metals - Longmoor Military Railway Blue!  And in fact with several LMR locos available (including the recently announced Rapido S160) you can justify them...

 

Accurascale chaps: Any thoughts/news about the LMR ones?


Hi @DutyDruid,

 

We see them in our future for sure.

 

Cheers!

 

Fran

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On 11/07/2024 at 16:56, Ian J. said:

So there's a load of slightly incorrect carmine coaches? Could they not be sold, with a note that the colour's wrong?

 

Even if unassembled (if the mistake was caught early enough), the bodyshells would be ideal for bashing into a myriad of other prototypes.

 

The Nim.

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3 hours ago, Accurascale Fran said:

Hi everyone,

 

We do love making our "complete trains"; motive power and stock. 

 

Excited yet???

 

Cheers!

 

Fran 

 

I will be when you post something like this in the Buckjumper thread ;)

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On 15/07/2024 at 10:42, Accurascale Fran said:

Hi everyone,

 

We do love making our "complete trains"; motive power and stock.

The BS was usually placed near the middle of the rake, not on the end as pictured.

 

I'm looking forward to these arriving. 

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1 hour ago, Kier Hardy said:

The BS was usually placed near the middle of the rake, not on the end as pictured.

 

Hi Kier,

 

I'll duly sack the photographer.

 

Cheers!

 

Fran 

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On 23/02/2024 at 09:09, brushman47544 said:

I really don't like the chalking panels and in the past their presence has stopped me buying Bachmann Maroon and Crimson and Cream Mk1 BSKs. So much easier to add than remove...

 

Diversion /

Just catching up and apologies for the OT 5-month back-track, but this comment reminded me of Bachmann's Mark 1 BSK W34885 (39-079B):

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The application of chalking panels to this model was unfortunate because W34885 lasted until well into 1968 in Chocolate and Cream livery, but had lost the chalking panels way before then (if it ever had them). I saw this vehicle passing through Truro 56 years ago today (Monday) as it happens, and this model would have been an automatic purchase, but the difficulty in removing those chalking panels and restoring both livery colours and the lining meant renumbering an older 39-079 instead was considerably easier.

/ Diversion Ends!

 

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16 hours ago, Stefen1988 said:

Can't wait for the Maroon ones with Sc & E Prefixes...

 

Indeed! My forthcoming tripcock-fitted Brush Type 2 won't have anything to haul until those arrive. I'm pretty sure all the Crimson suburbans were gone before D5615 received its yellow panel. I do have Hornby L1's available to pair with Crimson suburbans though.

 

The Nim.

 

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On 11/07/2024 at 15:36, Accurascale Fran said:

 

 

 

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I meant to say - wow! Just.......wow! 

 

Does anyone else remember when Tri-ang Hornby thought crudely moulding one-piece coach interiors in inappropriate colours such as sky blue and white was good enough? This suddenly makes that bygone era feel considerably more bygone........best to not think about that too much and just admire the decor 😉!

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On 16/07/2024 at 13:47, Kier Hardy said:

The BS was usually placed near the middle of the rake, not on the end as pictured.

 

I'm looking forward to these arriving. 


Why was that  I wonder ? Undoubtedly a luminary will explain.  Meanwhile I drool on in blissful expectation.Such character and life…..

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4 minutes ago, Ian Hargrave said:


Why was that  I wonder ? Undoubtedly a luminary will explain.  Meanwhile I drool on in blissful expectation.Such character and life…..

 

Could it be so that the guard was never more than half a rake from all passengers?

 

CJI.

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14 minutes ago, cctransuk said:

 

Could it be so that the guard was never more than half a rake from all passengers?

 

CJI.

...and also hand-brake was in the middle

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9 hours ago, Nimbus said:

 

Indeed! My forthcoming tripcock-fitted Brush Type 2 won't have anything to haul until those arrive.

 

Book it on light engine workings.

Or as a signalman of my acquaintance would descibe it, an ASLEF taxi.😁

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