Peco Vanfit

[woodenhead]

28 minutes ago, Wickham Green too said:

... and likely to be boycotted by 'sensible' people, I'd guess.

Nope, as I need some NEM fitted wagons for shunting if I want to save myself having to cut couplings off Farish wagons.

[Roy L S]

48 minutes ago, woodenhead said:

Nope, as I need some NEM fitted wagons for shunting if I want to save myself having to cut couplings off Farish wagons.

That would go for me too, subject to (as I suspect) the Vanfit looking perfectly fine in normal BR bauxite I will certainly be buying a few, and some of the Iron ore tipplers too. 

[John Isherwood]

50 minutes ago, woodenhead said:

... I want to save myself having to cut couplings off Farish wagons.

 

It is called modelling - ancient, long-lost craft, sadly!

 

CJI.

[Roy L S]

2 minutes ago, cctransuk said:

 

It is called modelling - ancient, long-lost craft, sadly!

 

CJI.

I don't consider modelling a lost craft at all but it has in many ways evolved, for example from scratch-building a wagon from bits of plastic to spending hours designing the same wagon in CAD to 3D print on a home printer. In the case of these wagons I would content there is little point in modifying Farish ones to take an NEM pocket if others are available (and cheaper) that already have them. 

 

Regards

 

Roy

[John Isherwood]

14 minutes ago, Roy L S said:

..... I would content there is little point in modifying Farish ones to take an NEM pocket if others are available (and cheaper) that already have them. 

 

Regards

 

Roy

 

Depends if the presence of a NEM pocket is more important to you than an accurate-looking model.

 

Each to their own!

 

CJI.