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Modelling => Locomotives => Topic started by: B.Meldon on November 15, 2016, 13:46

Title: First UK outline 009 Ready to run mass produced loco without a face!
Post by: B.Meldon on November 15, 2016, 13:46
So what will be the first 4mm scale UK outline RTR mass-produced 9mm gauge model loco without a face?

Heljan L&B loco....... NO

A Bachmann 'Thomas' loco with a proper smokebox door......NO.

The winner is a Minitrains Bagnall inverted well tank !!!

In the shops within a week or so!
Title: Re: First UK outline 009 Ready to run mass produced loco without a face!
Post by: JulienW on November 15, 2016, 14:59
That's nice, especially in the brown...

Nice to see Charlie Insley's loco loco in production after he won the 40th anniversary chalenge.
Title: Re: First UK outline 009 Ready to run mass produced loco without a face!
Post by: The Sales Team on November 17, 2016, 17:52

...see the 'Sales' thread (at the bottom of the index page) for how to order yours from David Ward...

The Sales Team.
Title: Re: First UK outline 009 Ready to run mass produced loco without a face!
Post by: jimowers on November 17, 2016, 18:34
Quote from: JulienW on November 15, 2016, 14:59
That's nice, especially in the brown...

Nice to see Charlie Insley's loco loco in production after he won the 40th anniversary chalenge.

Sorry, but it's not brown but instead it is described as maroon
Title: Re: First UK outline 009 Ready to run mass produced loco without a face!
Post by: Hugh Norwood on November 18, 2016, 11:55
Quote from: jimowers on November 17, 2016, 18:34
Quote from: JulienW on November 15, 2016, 14:59
That's nice, especially in the brown...

Nice to see Charlie Insley's loco loco in production after he won the 40th anniversary chalenge.

Sorry, but it's not brown but instead it is described as maroon
Sure that's not "improved green" ? :)
Title: Re: First UK outline 009 Ready to run mass produced loco without a face!
Post by: Hugh Norwood on November 24, 2016, 12:03
Got a bundle of joy from the postie just now....
:)

Many thanks to David Ward!
Title: Re: First UK outline 009 Ready to run mass produced loco without a face!
Post by: jimowers on November 25, 2016, 18:13
Quote from: jimowers on November 17, 2016, 18:34
Quote from: JulienW on November 15, 2016, 14:59
That's nice, especially in the brown...

Nice to see Charlie Insley's loco loco in production after he won the 40th anniversary chalenge.

Sorry, but it's not brown but instead it is described as maroon

Minitrains should have gone to SpecSavers - it is a very light brown! The lining on it is excellent. A nice little loco
Title: Re: First UK outline 009 Ready to run mass produced loco without a face!
Post by: Stan Williams on November 25, 2016, 20:54
The box has maroon printed on it ?

Something in translation ?

Stan.
Title: Re: First UK outline 009 Ready to run mass produced loco without a face!
Post by: Hugh Norwood on November 26, 2016, 18:36
Marron is French for chestnut (a light brown)
Title: Re: First UK outline 009 Ready to run mass produced loco without a face!
Post by: Jeff Schumaker on November 27, 2016, 02:33
Perhaps a spell checker came into play and Marron became Maroon.

Jeff S.
Title: Re: First UK outline 009 Ready to run mass produced loco without a face!
Post by: Ian James on December 21, 2016, 12:35
Is it DCC compatible?
Title: Re: First UK outline 009 Ready to run mass produced loco without a face!
Post by: B.Meldon on December 21, 2016, 13:02
Quote from: Ian James on December 21, 2016, 12:35
Is it DCC compatible?

There is no socket for a DCC decoder and fitting one you will lose the warrantee.

This is what Minitrains say:

If you modify one of our products you do this at your own risk.
Any modification of the locomotive voids all warranties.
Always test a locomotive before you modify it.
After a modification a free of charge repair or warranty replacement is not possible.


However noting the above as I think it uses the Krauss chassis and the Minitrains web site has details of fitting DDC to a Krauss.

http://www.minitrains.eu/mt-dcc-5042.html

Brian Meldon