Hi, great to see a modern station for once, it looks like a European kit that I saw whilst checking out European model railway buildings, their engine sheds look awesome and so much better than the British ones, thanks for sharing.
You can’t really use the Hornby 66 in the comparison in my opinion because they’re terrible! Ex Lima mouldings with not so great motor upgrades, the Hattons 66 is the best with the best sound file courtesy of Legomanbiffo and a EM2 speaker, the Accurascale refurbished class 66 is going to be better than the Bachmann 66 because it’s based on the Hattons 66, easier access to the decoder and the rotating axle boxes have been upgraded apparently, such a shame you can’t fit the original speaker in the refurbished Accurascale model.
Nice work on the layout. Don't know if you have a Hornby Class 60. But if you have 60028. Would it be possible to run it with some tankers please? Thanks for the video. Peter.
Hi, great running session, love the footbridge and the lighting on it, thanks for sharing.
Hi, great to see a modern station for once, it looks like a European kit that I saw whilst checking out European model railway buildings, their engine sheds look awesome and so much better than the British ones, thanks for sharing.
You can’t really use the Hornby 66 in the comparison in my opinion because they’re terrible! Ex Lima mouldings with not so great motor upgrades, the Hattons 66 is the best with the best sound file courtesy of Legomanbiffo and a EM2 speaker, the Accurascale refurbished class 66 is going to be better than the Bachmann 66 because it’s based on the Hattons 66, easier access to the decoder and the rotating axle boxes have been upgraded apparently, such a shame you can’t fit the original speaker in the refurbished Accurascale model.
Nice work on the layout. Don't know if you have a Hornby Class 60. But if you have 60028. Would it be possible to run it with some tankers please? Thanks for the video. Peter.
looking great
Network Rail will still want to investigate. Bill from California
Expensive click bait indeed