[upnick]

Hi All,

I am looking for working model trams in OO for a friend ... not the poor representations from bachmann some years ago but well made running models any help for complete rtr or makers of them would be gratefully recieved.

Best Regards.

 

[Saint Johnstoun]

QUOTE (upnick @ 24 Jul 2008, 21:38) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Hi All,

I am looking for working model trams in OO for a friend ... not the poor representations from bachmann some years ago but well made running models any help for complete rtr or makers of them would be gratefully recieved.

Best Regards.
Not an easy one - there are few decent RTR models available and although EFE and Corgi have produced some good diecast models these are non powered and have to be motorised - although kits are available.

Some firms do RTR versions of EFE and Corgi but they tend to be expensive!

 

[SRman]

If you would consider a Melbourne tram, Cooee Collectables are about to release motorised versions of their trams. Not available yet but not far off.

 

[PaulRhB]

Have a browse of this site

http://homepages.tesco.net/j.d.whitehouse2/

 

[7113]

Don't know for sure if they are still available but Tower models make/made plastic tram kits which are easy enough to motorise.

Regards

 

[upnick]

QUOTE (PaulRhB @ 25 Jul 2008, 09:41) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Have a browse of this site

http://homepages.tesco.net/j.d.whitehouse2/

Looks a good site as my friend is quiete near the guy thank you for all other suggestions will interesting to see what he picks out of them.

 

[10001]

Hi,
If its trams you are after try reading the Railway Modeller .
According to our more specialised super modellers you will find stacks of articles on trams there.
Happy hunting, Tony.