Trade Buzz Models

[tomstaf]

Hi all,

Does anyone know what wagons Buzz models produce, and can anyone advise on what they're like in terms of accuracy and ease to assemble please?

Thanks

Tom

 

[Pugsley]

I know he was working on an HAA at one point but I don't know if it was ever commercially available. Have you tried getting in touch through the website?

 

[tomstaf]

I know he was working on an HAA at one point but I don't know if it was ever commercially available. Have you tried getting in touch through the website?

Heya,

Yeah I tried a couple of months ago but never got a reply. Sadly the website is rather empty still. I see they are at Bristol this weekend and was wondering whether or not to bring a large or small bag!

Cheers

Tom

 

[Pugsley]

Heh, I can't believe that you even contemplated bringing a small bag

 

[Phill Dyson]

Heya,

.........and was wondering whether or not to bring a large or small bag!

Cheers

Tom

Always better to bring a BIG BAG to Guild shows in my experience .........although most traders will happily supply carriers & fill them for you

 

[BrushType4]

Don't worry about bags, just leave the credit cards at home!

 

[lancer1027]

Hi Tom,
The HAA MGR wagon he produces is very good. My mate has loads ( 3 rakes of 15+ ) and he says they build up very nice. Dont know about any other wagons though.

Rob

 

[Steph Dale]

I think they do a Bulleid 40t bogie hopper too, so I'll be having a chat with Andrew at Bristol too.

 

[tomstaf]

I think they do a Bulleid 40t bogie hopper too, so I'll be having a chat with Andrew at Bristol too.

Do you mean a seacow/sealion?

Cheers

Tom

 

[Steph Dale]

Do you mean a seacow/sealion?

Cheers

Tom

Yeah, they were one of the SR series that were subsumed into the BR classification. Seacow I think

Steph

 

[tomstaf]

Thanks Steph.

 

[Pugsley]

Seacow I think

I think the SR ones were known as Walrus, but the Sealion and Seacow were derived from them.