Buzz Models.The freightliner flat would be a welcome addition to the railway especially if it was a long train
Buzz Models.
No problem, as i did the test build.Well volunteered that man. The Colonel will be in touch for you to build him about 20
A bogie tank wagon for starters, a TEA of one kind or another, a freightliner wagon from the 80s would be nice too.
DO you want a short list or a long one ?
Richard.
A really good TTA wouldn't go amiss. I know this next one isn't a wagon or loco but what about a Pway machine i.e. tamper? A bit left field I know but I reckon it would sell out
wow - how close can we get to a W*sh L*st on WT..??!!??The freightliner flat would be a welcome addition to the railway especially if it was a long train
What about the classic 1950's-70's bauxite vans, opens etc?
Should you go for 4 wheelers, small wagons fit on small layouts better or the bogie ones which are ok on garden layouts?
Wagons...schwagons I say. At the risk of invoking the incandescent fury of some, personally I don't get worked up about utter & total 100% accuracy in wagons.... or Frieght Cars as I know them better....Would you accept a slight compromise on say a Total TTA if the underframe or end ladders were wrong for that livery?
Wagons...schwagons I say. At the risk of invoking the incandescent fury of some, personally I don't get worked up about utter & total 100% accuracy in wagons.... or Frieght Cars as I know them better....
Now that' s a nice looking 105
Thank's Mike, I know someone did a spine type and thought it was Buzz. I have a 5 set of the RJH etched ones and they are ok.
A TTA from Heljan would be nice but there are so many different types out there. And you do need as many liveries as possible. Would you accept a slight compromise on say a Total TTA if the underframe or end ladders were wrong for that livery?
What about the classic 1950's-70's bauxite vans, opens etc?
Should you go for 4 wheelers, small wagons fit on small layouts better or the bogie ones which are ok on garden layouts?