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I got a Hornby 'Night Mail Express' with a Virgin 47844, two mk2's and a RM coach that actully picks up and dumps off mail. Great!
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I've always wanted a Virgin 47 :x :( LOL. Gotta have something to look forward too! :D
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Look on Ebay, that's where I got mine.
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It adds to my Eurostar, Virgin HST, Interctiy HST, and Smokey Joe sets.
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My best mate would envy you for the 373. Got the rest tho lol. :oops: :lol:
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Here's my selection from Santa :D

Rolling Stock:

Bachmann Mk1 SK
Bachamnn Mk1 SO
Bachamnn Mk1 RU
Bachmann Mk1 BSK
Hornby set of three weathered plank wagons
Bachmann GW Toad Brakevan
Hornby Cribs Causeway Coal plank wagon
Hornby somerset trading plank wagon

Locos:

Bachmann 08 shunter (runs like a dream :P )
Bachamnn class 42 weathered warship
Bachamnn Class 24 Locomotive (also runs like a dream)
Lima Class 37 in Mainline Livery
Lima Class 47 in RES Livery
Hornby super detail class 50 :P

DEMU's:

Virgin 220 Grampian Voyager :D

Thats my christmas presents for years to come! :D
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NorthernSpirit wrote:I'm very jealous of that 37. I couldn't get an EWS one! :x

LOL. :D Nice one mate. :wink:
I got mine in a bit of a state from a model ex - £37.

A lot of work - weathering, detailing, rewiring - later, it looks like this;

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Not bad eh? ;)

It runs on the model railways clubs layout, which uses feedback controllers. For some reason the ordinary bachmann PCB's literally blow the controllers :o So they all have to be fitted with a custom board, which a very clever member devised..

No models for christmas this year, but last year I got 50035 and 37671 :P

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Yup!

Did alright here, got this at a Bargain price, this is what Rose got me for Xmas, started slowly collecting these since they are really impressive models, going to have to buy a bunch of parts to scratch build a peak or Deltic though :)

(don't mind the racing cars, I tend to start collecting stuff and get carried away!)

The dash9 is the latest G-scale from Aristocraft, will be running this on our track at work in the summer hopefully.


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WOW! :D :D :D
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Tim,

Great looking model and by the way why would anyone mind the racing cars ? (Mika Hakinnen was my favourite driver!).

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