Accurascale Powering Britain collection - The wagons that fuelled a nation!
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- čas přidán 3. 08. 2022
- Join Steve as he runs through our "Powering Britain" range of coal wagons from the Chaldrons to the HYAs!
Check out Paul's history on the Chaldrons here:
Find us a bauxite HUO from the following diagrams:
Diag 1/148 - Lot 3121 (1958) - B333500 to B333699
Diag 1/148 - Lot 3221 (1959) - B333700 to B334849
Diag 1/148 - Lot 3314 (1960) - B334850 to B335594
Diag 1/148 - Lot 3374 (1961) - B335695 to B336234
Diag 1/154 - Lot 3426 (1962) - B336385 to B336932
Diag 1/148 - Lot 3437 (1962) - B336933 to B337175
Order your Accurascale coal wagons direct, with 10% off when you buy two packs or more and free UK P&P here: www.accurascale.com/collectio...
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so excited for the chaldrons
For those complaining that Accurascale only produces modern stuff, this range of wagons demonstrates clearly that it isn’t the case, however I for one am more than happy that a company is representing modern image just as prominently as the other eras and I believe Accurascale needs to be praised for that.
What I would like to suggest to Accurascale, on behalf of I believe a large number of modellers out there, that multiple units are considered. These are the backbone of our nation, moving millions of people about their daily lives. Yes, they are not as glamorous as intercity/express trains, but are just as important.
My suggestions would include the modern 323 (approaching 30 years of service and represented in around a dozen liveries in the northwest and midlands areas). Or a 304/5/8, from the 60’s through to 2010, in various BR guises and seen in the South, Midlands and Northwest. Or a 325, seen all over the country in multiple workings and could be a good basis for other models too (321 or a more risky 319, or even the Networkers)
Either way, I like what Accurascale are doing, you have one very happy camper here!
thanks! We are a young company still and developing models takes time, so as we grow we enter new areas and make new products that fit in with different eras. We want to serve as best we can and we certainly see multiple units in our future!
I'd love a 397 but is quite niche, however TPE is always popular...
Nice wagons, all very detailed and good value. Lovely video as well, looking forward to the next
thanks!
Superb quality range of wagons totally blown Hornby & Bachmanns offerings out the water. Outstanding value for money in comparison.
Excellent video, from a loyal customer that has spent way too much on Accurascale...and no it won't stop 🤣
Like to see a 2nd run of the cut-down HYA's in new recent liveries and please a Class 40 including those in preservation.
More cut down HYA idea is the new taoux/GBRF black (or dark grey) wagon with orange and white logos
Smooth
Cracking wagons lads! Many thanks…. Just needs HOP21VBs … something no-one else has ever done… 😀
Where are the 7 plank coal wagons? please produce the missing link coal wagon. 😀👍
Smooth ….
When is the release going to be for the Class 37s?
Please Accurascale CLYDE CEMENT tankers & Hoppers & SCOTTISH MALT DISTILLERS
When is the 16t coming out then?
At 3:47, Steve the Project Manager stated that the Chaldron wagons are due, in 3 to 4 weeks. This video was released 4-August. 4 weeks brings us precisely to today 1-Sept, and at the time of this message, after the close of business.
Would Accurascale kindly provide an update? I've ordered several sets directly and I can only check the website 300 times per day! 🙂
Hehe, they are in stock now, and we hope to commence shipping shortly - we'll have an update tomorrow :)
@@mccarronfamily thank you!
HEAs please dear Accurascale 🤗
Use my comment to discuss the "hints for future powering Britain wagons" from the video (as mentioned on Facebook!)
They mentioned didcot if that helps anyone
I have several American pieces of rolling stock in a bauxite livery if you would be interested in producing them :)
I think they’re only interested in producing British stock I believe…