Greetings John! The EM2 was also available in blue with grey roof (1966 -68) and rail blue (all over) from 1969-71. You can tell the regular production models from the CKD (completely knocked down) kit versions by looking at the trailing bogie. CKD models are held in by a brass screw and nut as opposed to being riveted. You definitely got a nice example for the money! Another enjoyable video!
Hi John. What a great looking loco is the EM2, great condition at a great price. Beautiful runner. Saddle tank looks the part as well. J94 is a great Saddle tank. Bit worried about the snowman melting over it though.⛄ Do like your bus depot. Thanks for sharing John. Thumbs up thumped 👍 ....Pete....
That’s A Fab Chrissie Pressie and No Mistake - With my Limited Knowledge I tend to think the Blue Boxes are a Quick indicator of Dublo 3 Rail items, tho I have found Great info about box design thru the Decades online - The J94 seems a Sweet Runner with the Xo7 motor, and in Regards to Dapol, Airfix, Mainline etc, I’m thinking they are All the Same Animal tbh - Nice Job Keeping All these Older Models Running 🙌🏻👍🏻
@@donniblanco5239 I meant the blue version of the loco not the box ,on replaying the video i can see why you were misled ,sorry about that . All triang hornby boxes were red and yellow. Thanks for watching 👀 🙂
very enjoyable to watch..thank u.
A very smooth runner, John; Enjoy!!
Greetings John! The EM2 was also available in blue with grey roof (1966 -68) and rail blue (all over) from 1969-71. You can tell the regular production models from the CKD (completely knocked down) kit versions by looking at the trailing bogie. CKD models are held in by a brass screw and nut as opposed to being riveted. You definitely got a nice example for the money! Another enjoyable video!
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Hi John.
What a great looking loco is the EM2, great condition at a great price. Beautiful runner.
Saddle tank looks the part as well.
J94 is a great Saddle tank.
Bit worried about the snowman melting over it though.⛄
Do like your bus depot.
Thanks for sharing John.
Thumbs up thumped 👍
....Pete....
@@delphjunction1168 Thanks Pete ,one of Triangs best locos I think.
Trix once made a model of the EM1 in both black and green liveries but they are like rocking horse dung these days and also go for really silly money!
That’s A Fab Chrissie Pressie and No Mistake - With my Limited Knowledge I tend to think the Blue Boxes are a Quick indicator of Dublo 3 Rail items, tho I have found Great info about box design thru the Decades online - The J94 seems a Sweet Runner with the Xo7 motor, and in Regards to Dapol, Airfix, Mainline etc, I’m thinking they are All the Same Animal tbh - Nice Job Keeping All these Older Models Running 🙌🏻👍🏻
@@donniblanco5239 I meant the blue version of the loco not the box ,on replaying the video i can see why you were misled ,sorry about that . All triang hornby boxes were red and yellow. Thanks for watching 👀 🙂
Great video again John, love that EM2, even without Catenary.
I am open to be corrected, but I think Trix produced a model of the EM1 Bo-Bo Electric.
@@robridgway8574 I've just looked in the pat hammond book and yes trix had an EM1 model hence triang made the EM2. Approx 17,000 models.