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At least it is a step in the right direction
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but there will be arguments for time evermore about the " eras" and how they are defined but at least it will give less knowledgable modellers a guide as to what locos run with which stock.Serious modellers will always have a lot of reference material to work from and can use this to more prescisely match stock and locos etc. At the end of the day any classification HAS to be a compromise so it will never please everyone
According to Parkin there were more than 2 types of bogie used with Mk1 stock but it really depends on how accurate you want top be. If it matters to you to have 100% accuracy buy the book for reference and kitbash your Mk1's replacing the bogies for the correct type otherwise does it really make a huge differance ?
According to Parkin there were more than 2 types of bogie used with Mk1 stock but it really depends on how accurate you want top be. If it matters to you to have 100% accuracy buy the book for reference and kitbash your Mk1's replacing the bogies for the correct type otherwise does it really make a huge differance ?
