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Hornby/Bachmann 2010. Any ideas?

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  1. 73129

    73129 Part of the furniture

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    A Franco-Crosti 9F and a rebuilt Crosti 9F wouldn’t go a miss for me.
     
    73129, Nov 7, 2009
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    Unlikely, I know, but I'd like to see a wide range of HO scale UK prototypes ...
     
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    I like that idea. Very interseting design. My aunt worked on the 9f designs at Brighton. (Non crosti I think).
     
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    Shouldn't be to difficult for Hornby to redesign their production model of a 9F? They can use the existing chassis from their current model. Just need to redesign the top half of the model.
     
    73129, Nov 8, 2009
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  5. Autocar

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    Love to see a Q6 and G5.

    I am rather surprised neither of the 'big two' produce industrials. Given the vast amount of standard designs by Barclay et al I would have thought there was a lot of mileage in the tooling - i.e. various industries/NCB regions/and limited editions for preserved railways.
     
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    how about a J21.....
     
    paullad1984, Nov 10, 2009
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    With next year being GWR175 and all that, does anyone else think there may be a certain theme to what new loco's / coaches and wagons will be announced??!!
     
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  8. Robert Heath No.6

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    Industrials! Not just austerities in various colours or toys with 'x colliery' painted on the side but some proper industrials! :D
     
    Robert Heath No.6, Nov 13, 2009
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    personally, i'd like to see:

    42xx or 52xx
    A Yankee Tank
    City off Truro
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    a couple off andrew barclay industrial 0-4-0's
    S160
     
    Roosterrory, Nov 18, 2009
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    I'm still hoping this is the year we get a Dukedog. BR Black obv. :D
     
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    I have to echo the comments above, I would love to see an S160 in OO gauge! Of course this would have to be completed with a high standard sound set! Bring it on!!!
     
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    And without nameplates:D Sorry guys couldn't resist that:D
     
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    In or on a steam loco some where in the world part
    Un-rebuilt MN please.
     
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    Hmm yeah I'd go for that too! Not sure how I'd fit it in to a late 60s colliery layout, but I'm sure I could find a way!
     
    Robert Heath No.6, Nov 22, 2009
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  15. rough-shunter

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    Djh do one in Ho scale!
     
    rough-shunter, Nov 23, 2009
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    Are the Bluebell sets being shipped.
     
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    I bought one of the blood & custard corridor 1st class Maunsell carriages a couple of weeks ago. It cost about £25 from my local model shop and the detail on the carriage is superb. Just waiting for the rest of the blood and custard Maunsells' to arrive on the shelves in the shop now.
     
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