I'd be inclined to agree with you. I have a couple of Wrenn A4's in my '00' LNER collection - the others being 3 Hornby and a Wills white metal kit on a hornby A3 chassis. Out of them all, the two Wrenn ones do pull the best with smooth control and good traction. However, detail wise, they are lacking.
I think at the time they first appeared on the market, they were of an acceptable standard. However compared to current line of model locos, there are very course.
These days Wrenn models appeal to be aimed the model railway collector, rather then the model railway modeller.
I think at the time they first appeared on the market, they were of an acceptable standard. However compared to current line of model locos, there are very course.
These days Wrenn models appeal to be aimed the model railway collector, rather then the model railway modeller.