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Post by glasgowdriver on Feb 19, 2008 15:17:23 GMT
hi guys and girls sorry wonder if any of you lot could help i used to have a huge hornby train set when i was a kid (still got it in my mums back home) but always really liked the small train sets you could get that run on tiny track and the trains are really small as well does anyone know what gauge these sets are been hunting of them online but all i can find is hornby stuff instead of the small trains/track many thanks
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Post by metman on Feb 19, 2008 16:02:04 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Feb 20, 2008 10:04:24 GMT
I used to have an N gauge set in the attic of my last property. Sadly i had to leave it there when i moved because it just became to large and was impractical to dissmantle. I took the stock with me which included mk1 and mk2 coaches class 101 dmu 47,37,25,08,a 56 i made from a diecast kit and a pair of 20's, and Loads of wagons. All diesels were Graham Farrish before they were bought out by Bachmann in 2001. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_FarishThese were notoriously unreliable mainly because the gears on the axles were a press fit and after a few years would split causing the teeth to hit each other and the loco to jump around the track. Bachmann's range looks superb as do the loco's. I don't doubt for one minute that the quality of the build has improved. All my time is spent simming on the computer now so i don't really see the point in setting up the railway in my new house. |
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