Damn that is truly awesome, have two on order 92010 & 92020...this is how you do a motorized AC with sound Bachmann & basically that's how you do AC in general Heljan!
Now I really can’t wait ‘til Christmas. I have been looking forward to getting one of these since you first announced it.🤩❤ The smooth raising of the pantograph and with the sound of it clunking as it contacts the overhead wires and the sound of the generator powering up that is just beautiful. I’m so looking forward to getting one for Christmas. 😃 This is what we need to see more of in model form, truly incredible electrics and hopefully to such high standards. Can’t wait to get my hands on some of your future models. Especially if they look and sound as amazing as this beauty of an electric beast!
Impressive and far better in high quality here than that mess facebook make of videos now, with their watch list extra rubbish. May I suggest that you post the youtube link on facebook in future, at least in addition to the annoying facebook manipulation.
I look at my APT-P from Hornby,and their pathetic excuse for a pantograph.Unless Hornby up their game big time,and start charging real world prices,instead of taking us for mugs,they will fail.I hope Simon Kholer(?) and the team realise this and do things better,i really don't want them to go broke,but how much longer can we go on paying silly prices asked for by the established boys,when the 'newbies' are knocking out stuff like this?
I know what you mean, I got the new hornby class 91, was expecting the pantograph to have a similar mechanism, however, it didn't have it, and yet, just before Hornby announced they were making one, a lesser known brand (can't remember the name) announced they were making 91 with this feature but then pulled it because of Hornbies announcement. In my opinion, Hornby seem to be more interested in using our money to take over other companies!
This is the sort of detail I like to see, and at an acceptable price too (unlike some brands) can't wait for these to arrive!
Awesome but beyond my timeline but would be great on BR Blue AC electrics. Another first from Accurascale. Very impressive indeed
Damn that is truly awesome, have two on order 92010 & 92020...this is how you do a motorized AC with sound Bachmann & basically that's how you do AC in general Heljan!
Now I really can’t wait ‘til Christmas. I have been looking forward to getting one of these since you first announced it.🤩❤
The smooth raising of the pantograph and with the sound of it clunking as it contacts the overhead wires and the sound of the generator powering up that is just beautiful.
I’m so looking forward to getting one for Christmas. 😃
This is what we need to see more of in model form, truly incredible electrics and hopefully to such high standards.
Can’t wait to get my hands on some of your future models. Especially if they look and sound as amazing as this beauty of an electric beast!
Very Good sound. Not my era but an excellent model.
Enjoyed your upload you done very nice. Thanks David.
Wow…just wow! 😍
Impressive and far better in high quality here than that mess facebook make of videos now, with their watch list extra rubbish. May I suggest that you post the youtube link on facebook in future, at least in addition to the annoying facebook manipulation.
Sure to be another winner - sadly I do BR Green mid 60's so a little too advanced for me.
Impressive.. a team Red one is on the horizon .. or maybe two ..
Now, what does it sound like on DC?
Nothing.
This is so cool but could you give me a up date on the class 37
I look at my APT-P from Hornby,and their pathetic excuse for a pantograph.Unless Hornby up their game big time,and start charging real world prices,instead of taking us for mugs,they will fail.I hope Simon Kholer(?) and the team realise this and do things better,i really don't want them to go broke,but how much longer can we go on paying silly prices asked for by the established boys,when the 'newbies' are knocking out stuff like this?
I know what you mean, I got the new hornby class 91, was expecting the pantograph to have a similar mechanism, however, it didn't have it, and yet, just before Hornby announced they were making one, a lesser known brand (can't remember the name) announced they were making 91 with this feature but then pulled it because of Hornbies announcement. In my opinion, Hornby seem to be more interested in using our money to take over other companies!
Great loco but can do without the sound.