mintri
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3MM Ready to Run?
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westernfan
Western Thunderer
Hi just read your blog re Hornby might produce 3mm rtr . Will they be going down the same route as Lines Brothers did with a 12mm gauge or will it be more to scale 14.2mm ?
mintri
Active Member
As said on the blog, this does not imply a commitment by Hornby. There are many other ways that they could go.
No decisions have been made but if as much input as possible could be made then who knows. I will refine the poll so that these points can be made later.
Until then, you know as much as me.
Steve
No decisions have been made but if as much input as possible could be made then who knows. I will refine the poll so that these points can be made later.
Until then, you know as much as me.
Steve
john lewsey
Western Thunderer
I've always thought that 3mm was the ideal size for an indoor layout
Phill Dyson
Western Thunderer
I would be nice to see some RTR stuff available in 3mm........as John says an ideal size for an indoor layout
daifly
Western Thunderer
Does that not depend on how much spare space you have indoors?
john lewsey
Western Thunderer
Space is like time there's never enough of it
S
Simon Dunkley
Guest
I think it depends even more on the type of layout you wish to have, assuming a layout is the aim.
S
Simon Dunkley
Guest
You don't have dmu on the list.
S
SteveO
Guest
Are there no diesels on the list?
S
SteveO
Guest
Cheers for the list Jordan. And I agree with you, DMUs share only one thing with diesel locos - the fuel from the pump.
Simon
Flying Squad
Will it matter if it is?
I can't imagine Hornby's decision(s) one way or the other being influenced too much by a time limited vote on a 3mm scale blog that sets out to get away from Ready to Run modelling, no matter how well intentioned, or was there more to it than that?
I reckon a Pannier's a good starter. I'd indulge, always fancied Dunkerton Colliery Halt on a small display roundy roundy and N is just too small to show up much
Simon
I can't imagine Hornby's decision(s) one way or the other being influenced too much by a time limited vote on a 3mm scale blog that sets out to get away from Ready to Run modelling, no matter how well intentioned, or was there more to it than that?
I reckon a Pannier's a good starter. I'd indulge, always fancied Dunkerton Colliery Halt on a small display roundy roundy and N is just too small to show up much
Simon
mintri
Active Member
Yes it will once I find a reliable source of poll that can be accessed from my blog.Ah.
Will it be run again?
Annoying because well over a hundred votes were recieved.
Steve
