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Ok folks, not quite 3million issues or £20K but it had to happen!
Build the flying Scotsman
Apparently it's a DJH kit, on that advertisement video it's 125 issues!!
So that breaks down to:-
Issue 1:- 0.50p
Issue 2:- £2.99
Issue 3 to 125:- £4.99ea
Total:- £617.26
This price does include wheels but no motor reading through the website it says it will off the motor/gearbox at a special rate later in the series!
What do we reckon to that then?
Looked on the DJH web site and you can buy an A3 for £462.00 + £100 for motor and gearbox + £128 for wheel set so to buy it direct in one hit £690.
To me that doesn't look too bad, would be about the only way I could ever afford to buy an O gauge loco...monthly!
For starting out in a brass kit though I would of thought a much simpler one would have been better!
All we need now is Hornby magazine to do an equivalent in OO gauge' perhaps a wagon, brass or plastic?
Ian
Build the flying Scotsman
Apparently it's a DJH kit, on that advertisement video it's 125 issues!!
So that breaks down to:-
Issue 1:- 0.50p
Issue 2:- £2.99
Issue 3 to 125:- £4.99ea
Total:- £617.26
This price does include wheels but no motor reading through the website it says it will off the motor/gearbox at a special rate later in the series!
What do we reckon to that then?
Looked on the DJH web site and you can buy an A3 for £462.00 + £100 for motor and gearbox + £128 for wheel set so to buy it direct in one hit £690.
To me that doesn't look too bad, would be about the only way I could ever afford to buy an O gauge loco...monthly!
For starting out in a brass kit though I would of thought a much simpler one would have been better!
All we need now is Hornby magazine to do an equivalent in OO gauge' perhaps a wagon, brass or plastic?
Ian