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@@Danthehorse Hi, it's the R2892 and was a Hornby Collector model. I think the other is an NRM special edition and sells for more.

@modelrailwaynoob ah thanks dude. Thats helpful. Both are very nice looking. On googling, zero chance of me getting an R2892.

Hi Richard, I have 12 of these. I've just opened another box. Unfortunately, any numbers on them are too small for my eyesight sorry. If I were to guess, I would say yes they will be the same numbers. The Collector's site doesn't specify anything other than a four pack.

Thank you, Model Railway Noob for your rapid response to my query. That is what I thought the HRA DB Green Hoppers will carry the same running number. Shame really, as when they did the DB red ones, they had their own individuality. Think I shall wait to see what happens if and when, they do others. Thank you.

Thanks m8

@@Danthehorse No there is another newer version that os DCC ready

Thanks Stuart

@breintonjunction791 Hi Al, It is light. I will try it out at the back of some coaches then decide although it would deffo help

@@mandy4242 Thanks Mandy

@@anfieldroadlayoutintheloft5204 Thanks Lee

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@@modelrailwaynoob c’est une très belle locomotive. 😃👍

Thank you David. It's a nice looking locomotive. I have bought some more track to sort that layout out

@@modelrailwaynoob Firm foundation Michael, always build a firm foundation.

I suspect it is because it was straight out of the box. Once run in, it may not do that. I use Gaugemaster Models D controllers for DC. They generally work very well and it a loco can crawl, it does. I have to do some work on the track but I am torn as I have just built the baseboards for another layout.

Thanks Mandy

Thanks Dave.

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It's the Caledonian Single. This is the 8 pin DCC socket version from the Hornby R30234 Caledonian Single 4-2-2 Train Pack but there are older Hornby/Tri-Ang versions too.

They are very nice David

Thanks Lee

Thanks Mandy

Or he could play that golden oldie sung by Gladys Macgregor “Darling will ye not mind yer business…” 😉 How’s things there Kelly

@@hythekent Very well thankyou. I've done something rather nerve-racking. For a long time, I avoided the tiddly-fiddly N Gauge track, controller and models. At last, I've given in and added it to my 00 gauge collection. The first N Gauge operation will commence in November, and I'm nervous of handling the models. I've never handled anything so tiny before, this is out of my comfort zone.

I don't do cheerful Kelly. The Blue Danube is good if we are going to waltz to the trains chuffing around the track. It's my favourite waltz tune.

@@kellyashfordtrains2642 Kelly. Did you give any thought to TT?

@@hythekent I only think of buying what I have room for. TT is slightly larger, I agree, but I don't have any more free space for it. So TT is not being thought of by me. The TT models are beyond my budget. N Gauge is cheaper.

They are a lovely model Al

Hi Al, I thought the same about the colour. The coaches seem to have gone quickly

Nice to see your new video Al. You have some great stuff

There is a lot of luck involved with seeing things before they sell out. The same happened to me with the Hornby Coronation and I won't pay double the price and more on ebay. These are nice coaches and it is possible Accurascale will do another run of them. The sound in my 24 is a Howes decoder I have had for over a year and not got around to installing it.

@@modelrailwaynoob Accurascale are a very modern focused company that produce some superb items, they are a low volume manufacturer in my opinion and will continue to be, they won’t do another run of the RTC coaches like the pack in this great video, Bachmann maybe more expensive but at least you can get your hands on their products before they end up on eBay for extortionate money because the manufacturer has met its quota, I’m not a fan of Howes sound to be fair, I’d rather use Legomanbiffo sound because it just sounds so good, the Hatton’s class 66 is a classic example of a superb sound file matched with the legendary EM2 speaker.

Agree the steam engines sounder nicer. For me, my favourite diesel sound is the class 37, closely followed by the class 55. I have a class 37 with sound to film and a couple of steamies waiting.

They were an exclusive from Accurascale set that sold out quickly and as always, people on ebay are trying to make money out of collectors that missed out.

Thanks Mandy

Thank you Lee

@@StMaryChurchModelRailway Hi Stuart, you can order the green wagons individually or in a fours. Buying four at once works out at £60 each. Got myself an HST finally in Network Rail.

@modelrailwaynoob Excellent, I have sound in mine, but not the best. Hornby TTS. But the rear non power car sound stopped working. Junk. But the Loco runs perfectly.

@@StMaryChurchModelRailway This has TTS too

@modelrailwaynoob You won't be disappointed, They look great. Had mine running earlier, Always good, Shame hornby don't make the pantograph coach. I got mine off a fellow youtuber. An old lima coach and pantograph cut and stuck. But from a distance looks great.

@@StMaryChurchModelRailway nice

@@mandy4242 Thanks Mandy

Glad you got one Al. The one I saw is at Derails.

@@modelrailwaynoob I looked at derails last night but couldn’t see one and it’s not too far from me could have driven there this morning lol thanks for your help Michael cheers Al

They are nice Kelly. I have sold two but still have two. I have more LMS than anything else.

Thanks Lee

Which green one? They have produced three :) If it's Climate Hero, send me a message quickly. I know where one is

@@modelrailwaynoob Accurascale 66 climate hero👍 Al

@@breintonjunction791 I know where a DC model is then you can get the sound and speaker from Accurascale when they come in. You should be able to email me through YT and I'll send you the link.

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@@tommyfree4736 Thanks. I have bought another 8 so 12 so far. They must be huge clse up.

@trainsontuesday haha I commented on it earlier to someone else. I built on foam for the first time because I needed the river and and the heat really damaged the track and a noise cancelling trackedbed I tried for the first and last time. The tackled lifted off the glue. I have repaired the cracks and I will lift some track and replace some points. You learn as you go along David. I am planning on trying new techniques on my next layout, so I am keeping my fingers crossed!

@@modelrailwaynoob Firm foundation Michael, I can walk around on my benchwork even walking on the track and turnouts (points.) Leave the foamy stuff for scenery.

@hythekent Thank you so much. I have been doing some repairs because of damage caused by heat. I want to alter the nearside track too as the bend is too tight and there is a nasty dip just before the bridge.

@@mandy4242 Thanks Mandy

Hi Kellly, It is just a 6ft up and down layout. City of Truro is very sought after and therefore expensive. What a great loco to have. I do love these locomotives.

It is an interesting loco. I'm not sure what I think about the sound

@@modelrailwaynoob Well, it is a turbine and they whine and steam being consumed hisses so you have a hissing whine. I thought the sound was very plausible but as it was a one off and before my time I'm not that interested. Mind you Rocket was before my time too (just) but I have 3 of them. lol.

@bachmannobsessed2234 Yes the cost is a pain compared to others

@@modelrailwaynoob£67 each at rainbow railways

@@bachmannobsessed2234 If you buy four from Bachmann, it works out at £60 each £240 for four

Thanks Lee

Yes I was lucky Mandy

@@modelrailwaynoobYou certainly were 😊

It's an expensive hobby. I used to think that photography was expensive but this is a different level

@breintonjunction791 Hi Al, they are really good but expensive but then I worried about them selling out, so I ordered 8 more, but I won't eat for a while...

Me too David. I'd love some more. The problem is I have to pay for my new car next month.... just bought another 8 in case they sell out! I need to eat less anyway

Thank you David

Nice Kelly. I'll keep.any eye out for your films

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