HM182: Graham Farish Class 769

Bachmann’s newly-tooled ‘N’ gauge Class 769 four-car Bi-mode Multiple Unit (BiMU) is here. MARK CHIVERS and RICHARD WATSON take a closer look at this latest release from the Graham Farish range.
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[@TheGameCamer360]

I don’t care how many features it has, that price is beyond a joke. I’m a huge fan of n gauge, and have a considerable collection and layout. But the price has pushed me into 00 gauge purely due to more bang for your buck and more second hand availability.

[@TanVasinTrains]

Almost 300 quid for n gauge class 769?!? That’s more expensive than bachmann s oo gauge range.

[@UnderdogOverlander]

Can be reversed tho, N gauge pendolino cost me £300 for 9 car set... probably looking at 5/600 for a OO one

[@icarus_falling]

i remember when i was in my early teens i purchased a graham farish 3 car class 158 in the TPE dark red/purple scheme... shame the thing never worked properly!

[@BritishRail60062]

Although I do HO Scale American trains. I wouldn't mind a model of one of these units as I have fond memories of them on the Thameslink services in London.

[@mels4796]

thank you for another wonderful video

[@phillipg1588]

I was thinking of adding this to my shortlist of DMU but soon noticed that one of the cars looks like it's missing a pantograph so the overall look sorta threw me a bit. So instead, the Graham Farish 371-335 class 150 2 car DMU did make my shortlist 🙂

[@alexdrennan7654]

lovely model in action

[@ManchesterOxfordGate]

I just hope that Bachmann will point the grow-ray on them up to OO scale! More so the Northern Units 😆

[@capitallines]

Unlikely I'll ever be able to afford it, but I'd love one nonetheless. Time for a lottery ticket, perhaps!😉

[@djwarren5081]

Did you ever make a video of building that layout?

[@creesey26]

I really hope this is the start of more historic EMU’s being made! Definitely a gap in the market.

[@ngaugefouroaksstreetstatio6932]

Nice Model, interior lighting etc.

[@davidbirchall465]

where can i get a pair of those cooling towers from that are on the lay out thankyou

[@juliansprott90]

As a bi-mode, it’s pantograph is missing?

[@TanVasinTrains]

Will bachmann make these in oo gauge?

[@nicholassunshine]

Priced around 200, I'd of got one, 349, not a chance!

[@Cookie2k]

Bachmann products are way overpriced sadly!

[@andrewcalladine2507]

@@Cookie2k This is a brand new tooled model, so the investment that will have gone into this, will many £100,000s of pounds. People also forget that the numbers of models that manufacturers sell compared to other industries is relatively small. I also think you'll find Hornby are also charging a lot of locos and don't forget, you're getting a complete train for your money, not just a locomotive.

[@learningoogauge3452]

@@andrewcalladine2507 accurascale manage to do higher detail and lower prices than Bachmann - if accurascale made any Bachmann locos they’d be cost less and be better, for example their new 37… Bachmann really is a rip off

[@Cookie2k]

@@learningoogauge3452 100% agreed.

[@Cookie2k]

@@andrewcalladine2507 not true. Look at Accurascale, Cavalex, Revolution Trains….all way better quality models at considerably better prices!

[@1701_FyldeFlyer]

Not my cup of tea N gauge but interesting all the same!

[@joannabaran-glazer9267]

Can you get the class 170 South west trains and the class 70

[@thepacerman]

the 170 uses old tooling and the class 70 has already been done

[@DOCTORDROTT]

crap dmus in in real life always failing