RTR 7mm Class 23 and J94 from DJ Models
Ressaldar
Western Thunderer
Tor Giffard
Member
Mornin' all,
Re DJ Models
I'm mindful of the comments from previous customers who are owed money from Mr Jones's previous model business. It can't be wise to start a new venture without resolving such outstanding issues first.
Dave
Re DJ Models
I'm mindful of the comments from previous customers who are owed money from Mr Jones's previous model business. It can't be wise to start a new venture without resolving such outstanding issues first.
Dave
Ressaldar
Western Thunderer
more than noticeable by it's absence I think is the phrase we are looking for - especially as it had made an appearance last year - or was I dreaming.
cheers
Mike
Phill Dyson
Western Thunderer
The 22 body was definitely on their stand last year.......no idea about this year though as I didn't bother looking on the JLTRT stand.
Phill
Phill
Andrew Thompson
Western Thunderer
Spoke to Laurie , indicated that they just hadn't the time to finish due to other orders but was hopeful that they could produce a fully finished demo for Warley and production shortly afterward . Assured will be released at soon as possible time permitting . We will just have to wait and see ,I understand has plenty of pre orders so in their own interests to get released sooner that latter.
Andrew
Andrew
Steph Dale
Western Thunderer
Did anyone else notice photos of a D600 casually scattered on the JLTRT stand at Telford? I assume it was the Fred Phipps model as an 'amuse bouche' for the hydro-holics?
Steph
Steph
Overseer
Western Thunderer
Wouldn't that mean they are addicted to water rather than pressurised oil propulsion?hydro-holics!!!!!!!!!!! now that's a good idea, what a good term
Steph Dale
Western Thunderer
Well it can't be hydra-holic can it? 
That would mean either someone addicted to multi-headed creatures of Greek mythology or something perhaps quite distasteful involving water creatures??!?
And yet again we find ourselves in a minefield associated with a thread that's gone more than a little off-topic...
Aah; hydrauholic. Gottit. And apologies for the diversion.
Steph
That would mean either someone addicted to multi-headed creatures of Greek mythology or something perhaps quite distasteful involving water creatures??!?And yet again we find ourselves in a minefield associated with a thread that's gone more than a little off-topic...
Aah; hydrauholic. Gottit. And apologies for the diversion.
Steph
Phill Dyson
Western Thunderer
Does it though?
Whilst I welcome new RTR stuff being available and can see the value in quality products such as Lionheart provides, I've always felt that 7mm was a 'builders' scale. When I was in the trade we reckoned that 70% of our sales, (all items) were 4mm, 20% 2mm and 10% 7mm and others. I suspect those numbers have changed with the advent of good quality N gauge of late and 7mm may be a bit up too, but I don't see the 7mm market as 'needing' help from RTR. There is of course the argument that too much RTR will damage the 7mm sector. Too much stuff into a relatively small market and all that.
john lewsey
Western Thunderer
I'm glad that rtr is there for me any way I like building stock but but I don't really enjoy building locos
But I am going to get a 37 kit I fancy the large logo one
John
But I am going to get a 37 kit I fancy the large logo one
John
BrushType4
Western Thunderer
Why don't you modify a Heljan 37? A little bit of work, but much cheaper.
ZiderHead
Western Thunderer
john lewsey
Western Thunderer
I am Phil there's just such a scheme on RMWeb
40126
Western Thunderer
