Ooh! Nice. What's the chances of them getting a proper soundset via 58016 and the CL58LG...? One can but hope...
As an aside, the 07 seems an odd one given its very limited scope of use.
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winifred89
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Am sure the Class 07 was mostly used at southampton docks? , not too sureWikkus wrote:Ooh! Nice. What's the chances of them getting a proper soundset via 58016 and the CL58LG...? One can but hope...
As an aside, the 07 seems an odd one given its very limited scope of use.
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I don't think that 016 is a runner at present?.Wikkus wrote:What's the chances of them getting a proper soundset via 58016 and the CL58LG...? One can but hope...
Also the locos in France and Spain, I am pretty sure at least of the former that they are currently OOU also.
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I think you're right, Richard, but there's hoperfletcher72 wrote:I don't think that 016 is a runner at present?.
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Indeed. I was being generous when I said "very limited"winifred89 wrote:Am sure the Class 07 was mostly used at southampton docks? , not too sure
EDIT: Although in the spirit of generosity, there are also a number of preserved examples, but stretching the imagination a little now.
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A few 58s worked to Machen quarry at Newport and pretty sure a few worked to Cwmbargoed as well.
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Unless someone is creating a route for the class 07 we dont know about. Regardless, I welcome the development of any quality models, especially british stock. Another hole in the class' s filled with a nice looking model indeed. I would say are spoiled for choice 
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Technically, we already have a pretty nice looking 07...msmith4000 wrote:Another hole in the class' s filled with a nice looking model indeed.
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Wikkus wrote:Technically, we already have a pretty nice looking 07...msmith4000 wrote:Another hole in the class' s filled with a nice looking model indeed.
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Ditto, a 58 too
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