http://www.hornby.com/uk-en/br-4-4-2t-3 ... rly-1.html
Is this anywhere close to the B&M version; I do know that No 44 performance on the B&M was rather less than a total success!
Did it loiter around the southern part of the railway?
Is this the first South Wales pre-grouping ready to run which is close to the prototype; altho' it would need a repaint at least!
Regards
Basil
B&M No 44 4-4-2T
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Re: B&M No 44 4-4-2T
I was looking forward to the introduction of the Hornby Adams Radial (and there's one from Oxford supposed to be coming out too) as a possible route to getting a B&M 44. The chimney, safety valves, tanks, valance, bunker and the part of the frames visible above the footplate will all have to be changed (along with the wheels, but as I model in S4 I take that as a given anyway). It might just be easier than starting from scratch.stephebm wrote: Is this anywhere close to the B&M version;
Yes, I understand so. On the Newport - Rhymney servicestephebm wrote:Did it loiter around the southern part of the railway?
My old layout Llanastr; my WIP layout Crindau Pill; my club Newport MRS
Hoff Rheilffyrdd Aberhonddu a Merthyr Tydfil yw y gorau sydd yng Nghymru - Twm Glan Crawnon 1865
Hoff Rheilffyrdd Aberhonddu a Merthyr Tydfil yw y gorau sydd yng Nghymru - Twm Glan Crawnon 1865