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I know the small 1:87 your talking about. I have a bunch of them- Porsche Cayman S, Jaguar XJS cabrio, Jaguar XK120, and many more.

Wrenn thanks. I will try and send a message.

Thanks a bunch. If you do have a diagram can you send it to me? Thanks. It is gorgeous the paint and the decals are mint the box is near mint and comes with all the original thinks ie: the manual, the triang tt coupler conversion kit.

Wrenn Thanks I actually hadn't thought about trying to run it on ac. I will try that.

Wrenn Sorry no pics. The cable for my camera is missing. I was able to turn the motor by hand and the drivetrain moved but when I put electricity to the wheels which are spotless it acts like it can't move. It will just vibrate and shake a little.

Hi. Sorry I haven't posted in a while. On Saturday I went to the Train Expo in Monroeville and bought an engine that I need some help with. It is a BR maroon City of London duchess class locomotive by Wrenn. When I bought it and took it to the test track it didn't want to go. The guy said it...

Your welcome. Their service is not that bad. I have used them to get hornby. It was also well packaged.

I know there is an online shop that is based in canada. They sell hornby, bachmann branchline and other stuff. Here is the address http://www.britanniamodels.com/

CCT70 hate to burst your bubble but last time I was there about a year ago she would be undergoing restoration and she would become static display like Mallard.

No I feel sorry for it being stuck in the US. ukon30fan I am british im just stuck in the states. I never say railroads. Its RAILWAY.

That makes me feel even more sorry for that beautiful piece of engineering history.

No offense Southern RR but that is possibly the furthest thing from what we are discussing. Your trainset is of an LMS Royal Scot class while we are talking about LNER A1/A3 Pacific class Flying Scotsman. I will try to attach pictures. Flying Scotsman Royal Scot

No your thinking of 0-27. OO is the british equivalent of Ho but instead of being 1:87 scale it is usually 1:72, 1:74, or 1:76 scale.

I love to build model cars. That and 1:10 remote control cars.

Thanks. I cannot believe it was scrapped. Also the hornby Lord Of the Isles is the same as their new thomas & friends Emily. Like I said I wish I had a permanent layout but the kttens like to play tennis with the trains.

I can not believe you have the Somerset & Dorset Joint Railway blue livaried class 2p. (4-4-0) Everytime I try and get one on ebay the price shoots up to about well lets just say the last one was out of my price range by about 350 dollars. I love the blue livery. I am currently trying to get one...

There is no difference between the two pictures you have. The one with the "elephant ears" will probably have a double chimney because the National Railway Museum decorated it for some reason. Poor Flying Scotsman. It has changed hands and apperance god knows how many times through its life...

Bachmann has replaced the Spectrum controller and just specifically for all my hornby I bought an HM4000 controller and a step down converter. All my engines-british, german, american, italian, french- they all work beautifully with it, including Acela. That is the part I am still trying to...

You could use the two if you elevate the atlas at the joint and make a steady downslope. That is what I do with my hornby and ez track to use my hornby turntable because I don't have a permanent layout yet. (Reason for that is grandparents just moved to Florida and we got their stuff going...

I know those. I have the general and its tender and the Lionel Blue Comet and tender and its coach which has working inside lights.