Hornby Class 101 DMU Unboxing & Review
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Your videos made me start my personal oo guage railway layout.
MANY THANKS!
That's fantastic to hear Archie - hope your own railway is going well mate! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Me too, well once I get into the bigger room and have the space :p But I have the locos and rolling stock ready.
Wow! I had a green 101 in the same boxing in 2008 for my birthday. I really do like it! One of my oldest (in terms of how long I've had it)!
Ahh very nice - so these really have been around since 2008 then! Is it still going strong?? :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
@@SamsTrains yep! The box has became a little damaged, but it protects the stock well!
A proper DMU, and Hornby have done a great job here! Used to go on the real things to school from Solihull to Warwick (and back, 1980-1981) when the Tyseley-allocated ones dropped instead of the Derby Works suburban ones. Preferred the 101s by far, and occasionally a Cravens one would turn up as part of a hybrid set. Odd one out in the running session? The 2-HAL.
Thanks very much Nick - I agree, definitely good models these! Ahh very nice - were they any good to ride inside then?? And well spotted on the 2-HAL - not many got that! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
@@SamsTrains Definitely more comfortable than certain other DMUs!!
These have a very unique driving mechanism, they run on a gear system. There are 4 gears and the gears work similar to a car. I've lost count of how many times I've forgotten to increase the gears on TSW 2020!
Ooh interesting - I didn't know that! :O
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Fun fact: The BR Class 101 with the green livery is the basis for Daisy The Diesel Railcar in Thomas & Friends. She is pretty sassy in the show which is quite entertaining to watch! The Rev Awdry's model of Daisy is made from a Triang Class 101 and was repainted in the late 60's to have a yellow panel at each end
Ahh very cool - thanks for sharing! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
@@ItsAlfieGWR Daisy is officially a BR Class 101. As stated in the IOS book, Daisy was specially built for the Ffarquhar Branch which is why she has a double ended cab design, making her appear to be a bubble car
Wilbert Awdry’s model of Daisy was made up using both the triang BR Class 101 power car and dummy car. The back of the power car was cut off, the cab of the dummy car was cut off then attached to the back of the power car
Fair review Sam. I think this model was a updated version of the older Lima model and was in a period where Hornby had purchased Lima and had started to add some of their products into the hornby range, but updated the details and motor to make them look more impressive and perform better. Unfortunaley lights and super detailing has only been a recent as 2010 due to DCC users. Some of the items in the railroad range we see today are old Lima items with slightly better detail like the hornby class 121 (the one you couldn't remember the name of).
Thanks a lot Ben - yes a few other people have confirmed that this was indeed an old Lima rerelease! Thanks again for your info,
Cheers,
Sam :)
Some years ago I bought the 110 br green dmu for £28 boxed! Still had the tissue paper packaging too!!
One of my favourites :-) Also, the diesels with lights weren't that common. I think because the 125 and 225 were so popular, people assumed that most were fitted with lights.
Blimey Sammy - that's just crazy, what a bargain that was!!! :O
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
I have my dads DMU from almost 40 years ago. Still running, however you've inspired me to give it a deep clean 😊
That's fantastic to hear - amazing how long these things can last!
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
@@SamsTrains Yes they been looked after well. Also have his Hornby Treasure Chest. When I start cleaning them up I'll send over some pix on Twitter 😊
I just love these heritage railcars. They either crawl about on branches or haul the semi-fasts from York to Scarborough.
Me too mate - particularly the vintage ones, they are great things! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Hi Sam, you've pretty much got the thing about the couplings spot on. The 101 and the 121 Bubble Car were originally Lima models which Hornby inherited. These models would of used the standard 'pancake' motor that we all know and love. When Hornby re-released the 121 and 101 with upgraded skew-wound motors, they would of had to redesign the skirt around the motor bogie. My guess is that they redesigned the molding to have the NEM pockets for the 121. As the 121 and the 101 have the same bogies, it made sense to use the retooled bogie skirt on the 101 as well. This explains why the motor unit has detachable couplings and the other units still have the much thicker and chunkier molded Lima tension locks. Hope this helps!
Hey! Thanks very much for this - I never even thought of this as an ex-lima model, but that makes a lot more sense - thanks for this! Much appreciated mate,
Sam :)
@@SamsTrains No problem mate! :)
Hello Sam, what a great model, good price too! I have it in the BR green with the 105 and the 108. I love the blue and grey livery, I can remember riding on them. Thanks for the brilliant video, Sam, keep up with the great work!
Thanks very much Trevor - ahh very nice - were they any good to ride?? Really glad you enjoyed this anyway,
Cheers,
Sam :)
hi sam. I used to have a triang railways dmu like this in 1964 in green.but good to see it again
Ahh very nice - yes I've seen the ones, definitely classic models those! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Nice video Sam, I am so happy that you have the Diesels back. Could I recommend that you review the Hornby class 150. Thanks Sam.
Ned
Thank you Ned! And good suggestion - I can definitely look into the 150! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
An asome review Sam, good to see another DMU. The 101 train (Daisy from Thomas an Friends!) was a very nice pack, with a great perfomance, a proper quality, and the detail was very good. Even if doesn't have the best detailing is still good and impressive to be from 2006. It is enteresting that there are a mix between the Railroad and Railways range, but I guess is due to the age of the set. And overall, it is good for what it is, and the value was worth in my opinion. Anyways, thanks for the attention, and I'll see you next time.
Thanks very much Valentino - yes overall this is a very good one, I do like these!! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
How interesting. It looks a bit like an older tooling that has had a partial upgrade/refresh (maybe done with a limited or minimal budget), the rather eclectic mix of NEM/non-NEM couplings and painted underframe moulding might suggest this. Hornby certainly have form for inexplicable couplings, I'm sure that I remember seeing a RailRoad A4 that was sold with a narrow tension lock NEM coupling on the front of the loco and a moulded-on wide tension lock on the tender.
Yes, you're absolutely right - it turns out this is an old Lima model that Hornby updated! Yes indeed - they certainly have done a fair bit of that, haha!
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Great video Sam, really enjoyable. I must say i really like classic DMUs especially the 101 and 105. You have to give Hornby credit for doing an affordable model of the 101 as an alternative to the really detailed version that Bachmann do. Be well and keep safe, regards Gary.
Thanks very much Gary - yeah the older DMUs are my favourites too! And definitely - these are very nice and affordable! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
The couplings are the way they are because this model is a retool of a lima DMU. They kept the two non powered cars the same hence the different shaped tension locks. The reason the Loco has NEM couplings is that they had to redesign the drive system, as you said with the inclusion of more pickups. They could then use the same clip on piece from the motor bogie for the non motorised one, saving money.
Thanks for this - yes that does indeed make sense - I didn't realise this was made with the old Lima body!
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
nice review like always, always back at it with great video's!
Thank you Jimi - much appreciated mate! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Daisy the Diesel Railcar is based off of the BR 101. However, she was built as a single-unit, while those built in real life were multiple units.
Ahh yes she is indeed! Thanks a lot for the info! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Hey Sam. If you can find one online, have a look at the old Lima 101 DMU. Hornby bought Lima in 2004 and they used a lot of the old Lima moulds. I suspect your Hornby DMU is the same tooling as the Lima version (that had pretty good windows too), but with new swapped out bogies on the drive unit.
Hey Alan - I'll certainly look into that, someone else has said the same, and that does explain a lot! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
I havent seen one of these videos in a while. Nice review man. All the ratings were fair and the 101 is a nice DMU.
Thanks very much mate, really glad you liked it, and agreed with the ratings! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
As you suggested in the video, I suspect the reason why only the motorized coach has the NEM couplings is that Hornby generally re-designed/re-tooled the motor bogies (Lima power units were pretty rubbish!) when they re-released the Lima models, but probably didn't think it was worth bothering with for the unpowered coaches.
Hey Monty - yes I think you're absolutely right - others have said the same too, so I think that's the answer! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Although the Hornby-branded version of this DMU came out in 2006, it is actually an old Lima tooling, probably from the 1980s. After Lima went bust in 2004, Hornby bought them and so inherited all the toolings. A lot of the less-detailed models in the Hornby range today (such as their class 66) are ex-Lima items.
Ahh is it really?? I wasn't aware of this, thanks very much for the info! I know many of their diesels are ex-lima models, but I never knew that was true with this!
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
I think the chassis for the motor unit was upgraded to put a modern motor into it and that's why the couplings are different.
Lovely video! Gotta love the DMUs please maybe do a review on the class 450!
Thanks so much Austin, and thanks for the suggestion - I'll look into the 450! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Great review I’ve got the Bachmann 2 car on pre order of the 101 in green. The DMU you forgot what it is it’s the 121 known as a bubble car lol
Very nice Ryan - they are wonderful models from Bachmann, one of their best I'd say! Ahh yeah - can't believe I forgot that one! :O
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I’m from America and I mostly do ho scale trains but I really really like your videos!!! Your awesome!!!
Ahh very nice - greetings from the UK! Thanks so much for your kind words,
Sam :)
No problem...... I just uploaded a video and you can get a taste of American miniature live steam
That train is lovely and great vid keep up the good work 😉
Thanks very much Luke! :D
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Sam :)
This was a very good review, I love steam, but it doesn’t hurt to have some diesels to spice things up.
Thanks very much mate, yeah I agree!! :D
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I like these and the 121
recently saw a 2 part thing about the intercity 125 and APT
Thanks very much mate! AHh really?? Was it good?? :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
yeah thoroughly enjoyed
Nice DMU there Sam, been thinking about getting a BR blue one for a while! Not sure though, the pre orders for the Network Rail Mk2's are enticing me...
Thanks very much mate! Ahh that does sound tempting too - hope you enjoy whatever you go for in the end! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
The origins of this unit date back to the Lima days, when Hornby aquired Lima tooling some items made it to the railroad range, the 101 was retooled partially around 2006, the DMBS new dcc ready motor etc & nem couplings, I dont know if they retooled the TCL or the DMTL later with nem couplings instead of the big ugly Lima ones. The railroad class 55, 40, 31, 59, 66 etc all X Lima tooling
Thanks very much for this Greg - I hadn't realised that this was an ex-lima model until recently - but that does explain a lot! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Excellent review of the three coach DMU Sam 👍😉
I went to gaugemaster shop today to buy wires to improve my Bachmann controller and a LMS brake van.
I personally like the Bachmann two coach DMUs as it nice to get in one box and also the Hornby Railroad diesel rail car does look good with excellent details.
Are you going to review the Bachmann Class 150 DMU in the near future? that would be nice to see the details as well the good & bad points of the unit.
Have you seen the Hatton's video of the new North British J36 and are going to buy & review one?
Thanks very much Joe, and that sounds great - hope you got some good stuff! Yes the Bachmann DMUs are very good, some of their best models! :D
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Great video as usual, look forward to watching your next stream on catch up next week 😊
Thanks so much JJ - hope you enjoy it mate! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
This diesel is what Daisy from Thomas and Friends is based on. Daisy was a female diesel who works on Thomas’s branch line.
That's very true - well spotted for recognising her! :D
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Beautiful loco keep up the great work sam 👍
Thank you Alfie, appreciate it mate! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Ahh I do love a good DMU! Especially in a Blue-Grey!
Me too!!! :D It's a fab livery isn't it?? :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Looks OK to me, the signs on the windows make it look a lot more detailed that it is. One thing I noticed was that the buffers look a bit odd. Good value for money.
Thanks a lot Ian - yeah I agree about the windows, definitely the most realistic looking feature! haha yeah - the ends in general do look pretty odd! ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
great unboxing Sam !
Thank you!! :D
More diesels please, one you have yet not reviewed is the EWS Class 60, please could you review that and run it with megaboxes. The only loco I knew the class of that i spotted parked was the class 142 pacer. The mystery loco was a class 121 bubble car. Another great video Sam.
Thanks.
Thanks mate! Yeah I do need to show a few more - definitely got one or two to show still!! :D
Thanks for the 121 - can't believe I forgot that! :O
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Well done on this review Sam! 👍
Thank you Kameron! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Lovely DMU, have you ever considered buying the Bachmann version? From what I've seen, they have working lights, an electrical connection between the units and can be bought for around £130 brand new, which is not bad considering how great it looks and runs. My local model shop has a DCC ready one for sale for £127.50.
I think they are only 2-car sets, but still a great price for a DMU
I would love to check that out - thanks for the tip! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Sam, this class 101 dates much older than 2006. 2006 is when Hornby took over the old Lima range and re-released this model, which dates back much further into the 1990's. It was one of Limas better models, which is probably why it was one of the earlier models to reappear in Hornbys range.
Thanks very much for this mate - that certainly explains a lot! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Hi Sam, made a nice change I do like the DMUs the 108 nice to . All the Best Brian 🤗
Thank you Brian - I enjoyed this for a change too!! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
If I'm correct, I spotted three other DMUs. The odd one out is the GWR Railcar. Your green one-car DMU looks a bit like a Wickham car, yet I'm not sure what it is either. You can show DMUs all you want, including the Janus, 04 and 08 shunters. But not those ugly boxes on wheels. I sniff and and sneer at all diesels, plus I hate them with a vengence. I can tolerate DMUs and shunters equally; they're not quite so bad and just as useful as steam engines. Make no mistake.
Very nearly Kelly - the odd one out wasn't a diesel at all, haha! Glad you don't mind seeing DMUS! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Nice review Sam!
Thanks again Arthur! :D
Good review Sam.
Just two things, that centre unit does look un-naturally high and it has brown seats inside, by the time they were running in blue and grey they had dark blue upholstery. .
Anyway, its still a fair rendition of 'the bone shakers;. *I have done many a teeth rattling trip in those old DMUs
Jon
PS = Odd one out? The ex-GWR flying banana?
Thanks for that Jon - yes I did think they looked a little too high - but glad you liked it anyway! Very close - think 'non-diesel' though! ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Quite a good model for its age Sam....and as always a fair and detailed review....Bob
Thanks very much Bob - yeah I didn't think this one was too bad! :D
Cheers mate,
Sam :)
Great Review as always Sam.
But this 'OO nutter' has No Idea what that 3rd mystery coach/DMU is either..!
So No Screaming at Screen from me. ( And I doubt if you would hear it from Adelaide anyhow..!)
I am looking at buying a DMU for my Collection.
So before I bid, I refer to SAM for his un bias opinion, before Bidding/Buying a 2nd Hand Hornby DMU.
You posted this years ago but still worth Checking out Sams Opinion.
And as for 'Screaming'
I doubt if your still listening out for it Now anyway..!
Thanks for your Efforts, it Does help us 'On a Budget Buyers..!' Even years down the Track..!! ("Boom Tish")
Cheers All, kim in Oz..!!😎
P.S. like watching these Older Clips as it's 'Pre Global Pandemic'. Which is nice not to Hear mentioned..! 😷
I definitely need a DMU.
haha yeah! They are great things to own! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Great video Sam they are quite good DMUs
Thanks a lot David - they're certainly not too bad! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Yes more details and more electric locos and definitely look into get a virgin Pendalino dcc fitted version the train pack I've got one and it's great and it's a class 390 thx sam
Thanks a lot for the comment - I will look into that!! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Nice little thing. One thing came into my mind when watching, are you using a new / different camera? Just noticed some different characteristics from the camera. The Bachman 101 has lights in and from memory its approx £125 (But if anything I think it's cheaper). Thanks
Hey, thanks mate! No it's the same camera, just new lights - I'm used to them now, but this was the first one I recorded with them - just takes some getting used to! Yes the Bachmann 101 does look superior, that's true!
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Hornby RailRoad range was first introduced in 2007.
Thanks for this Jacob - blimey, can't believe it was that long ago! :O
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Remember the hymek I told you about. Everytime I try to make it move. It cuts out the power to the layout. Im going to see if the my local model show can fix it. Fingers crossed
Ahh sorry to hear that mate - I hope they're able to help :(
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Ohhhhh very nice! I Love the DMUs especaly 101s! -Axel
Thank you Axel - really glad you like DMUs too! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
The br 101 a nice one!
Thanks Marco, I think so too! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
I'm looking forward to the American Week. Any idea when that'll be?
Thanks a lot mate! I'm hoping to do it next month some time! :D
CHeers,
Sam :)
18:39 it’s a class 121 railcar :)
Nice review Sam
Thank you Adam! :D
Hi Sam, this pack does come with a detailing pack (steps under the cab door) they seem to be that they have been fitted to your model - don’t worry haha!
After watching your review, I had to buy one myself, so I’ve just got myself a green one off of eBay!
All the best and keep it up :D
Oh and what make is the 110? Looks very nice
Ahh interesting, thanks for sharing! Great to hear that - hope you enjoy!! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Good review Sam. Unfortunately I’m not good with my DMUs, but is the odd one out the parcel DMU in BR blue?
Thanks very much Patrick! haha no worries - you're very close, but the odd one isn't a diesel at all - there's your clue! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
@@SamsTrains Oh.... I got it now, its the Southern EMU!
19:27, the odd one out is the Heljan, or the Lima... nope going sticking with the Heljan.
Very well spotted Harry, the Heljan is technically still a DMU though ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
@sam'strains when will you buy more I.H.C. american steam loco's ?
Yes! :D I have some more to show too! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Yes I love the DMUS :)
Amazing video
Thank you Connor - me too now actually!! :D
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Your welcome
That's a great DMU, and that was a great video well done.
Thanks so much George, really glad you liked it! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
that's cool Sam and the train is the same color of my room
Cheers Miguel! :D
Nice one! Do like these ones
Thanks very much mate!! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Hi Sam! Every thought of seeing a Van with a Pizza logo on it? Try and get it with some other vans that have food in them! Great Engine!
Your Pal,
Duckie :)
That would be fantastic Duckie - I sure do love Pizza!! :D
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I could tell!
always nice to see newer or late 70's 80's though to the 90's diesel's there under rated i mean yeah steam engines you like them but these, they were once like steam engine cept these are no longer used and are normall scraped
Thanks very much mate - yes I agree these are underrated! Glad you liked these anyway,
Cheers,
Sam :)
The 1975 version had illuminated headcodes that operated in the direction of travel.
Ahh very interesting - it is odd that this one has no lighting at all! :/
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Hi Sam, the traction tyre fell off my Mainline 45 the other day,and it runs much better without it. How Strange!?!
How odd.
haha really?? I wonder if it was mis-shapen? That can sometimes cause bad running! Oh well - at least it's better now! :D
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Awesome video today Sam
Thank you James! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Does Hornby make any BR Class 43s and do you have any? If so, could you do a review on it (if you haven't already)?
I'm not absolutely sure of that Vincent - but it's worth looking into if you're interested! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Hey Sam, you should try to review the Bachmann HOn30 Skarloey and/or Rheneas models, sometime. I understand if you wouldn't want to, however, since they are quite expensive, for their size, and since they're not 00 or 0 gauge. Just an idea! By the way, I love your videos! I'm getting into starting my own model railway, now that thankfully I have a decent paying job.
EDIT:
Maybe, since I'm planning on ordering one of them for my birthday this year, maybe I could lend it out to you, for the video. If you want, please feel free to contact me, if you would want to do that.
Hey Cody! I would love that - sadly I don't have any narrowgauge track or anything, but If I ever decide to get some, I will certainly try reviewing those! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Great review
Thanks again - really glad you liked it!
Cheers,
Sam :)
Great review.
Thanks Jacob! :D
I have a few coaches now with close couplings as they have NEM pockets or needed to add couplings as someone had cut off 1 or more on one end, I even got more Hornby close couplings in MIB models Porthcawl for just £3.25, they are £7.40 I believe on the Hornby site so I got a bargain, also that is a 121 Hornby DMU, dapol also make a 122 version as well as 121 versions, but their ones are way too dear for my liking, prehaps hornby could make a railroad 121 DMU Arriva wales livery one?
Ahh that sounds pretty good actually - I wouldn't mind a few for that price, haha! AHh yes - I've seen some of those from Dapol, but agreed, rather dear indeed!!
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Do they do it in br green, want to know for my heritage railway
I'm not absolutely sure, but I don't see why they wouldn't have done a green version too!
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Wouldn’t this be great to see this in the railroad range or in a train set!
It certainly would be great - I'd love to see that too! :D
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Sam!! Hi, Hornby just announced that they will be coming out with a Coca Cola train set for around 80 dollars/pounds. Please do a review when possible. I would love that so much!!
-Dylan L
Yes they are indeed! I will be very tempted to try that!! :D
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Can you review the TGV pls
I can certainly look into it! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Thanks for following me Sam. Really means a lot to me. Btw, my Flying Scotsman is being boastful with the little blue tank engine. What should I do?
My pleasure mate, thank you for your follow too! haha is he?! Hmm - you need to give him a dirty freight train, that'll fix him! :D
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Interesting fact is that I got a cab ride in a class 101 DMU when I was young
Ahh really?? What was that like?! :D
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@@SamsTrains it was good very smooth but it didn't have the character and the glamour of a steam locomotive
I'm faiirly sure this is an ex Lima model, certainly the high body on the bogies suggests that. I would guess the motor coach is new compared to the other two but again almost "Tweaked" Lima so that's probably why there are NEM couplers on the motor coach and not the others.
Yes I think you're absolutely right - others have said the same!
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Odd one out is the 2-BIL EMU at 19.46
Very well spotted! :D
I like the green versions better.
Also don't try to make one pull a milk tanker because, it will refuse.
The green versions certainly are lovely!
And thanks for the advise - I'll remember that ;)
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There is a game called trainz simulator and it has that train on one of the maps
Ahh yeah I've heard about that - I used to have Trainz, but I don't remember that!
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Hello Sam
Where can I get Hornby or Bachmann trains cheaply
Thanks in advance!
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Cheaply is difficult - especially now that the Hornby ones have been discontinued! Tootally Thomas is good for the Bachmann ones, if you're in the UK? :)
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Sam haven't you reviewed this train pack before??
I never have - this was the first time this was unboxed on the channel! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Love a good dmu
Me too!! :D
I don't personal like diesel but still a good looking model.
That's fair enough mate - more steam coming soon for you! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
how steep is Gordon’s hill on your train set?
Not very! I've never measured, but rolling stock does roll back down if you put it mid-way!
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Yeah sams trains! Wow that's vintage
haha yeah! It definitely is! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
It would be cool, if they had lights inside, but great engine!
I agree, it is a shame this had no lights :(
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You had to sneak in a southern electric EMU lol
haha I did!! well spotted!! ;D
Hi Sam can you do a bullman review for April fools day
haha, I don't know if Bullman would let me do that ;D
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I like Hornby trains to.
That's good to hear - they certainly are good! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
HEY SAM'STRAINS, YOU SHOULD MAKE A RACE WITH THE DMU 101 VS. THE REAL LIFE DAISY MODEL IF YOU HAVE IT
THAT'S A VERY GOOD IDEA - i'LL HAVE TO TRY THAT! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
@@SamsTrains OK
Does hornby also made the class 105?
I'm not absolutely sure actually - I'll need to double check! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
@@SamsTrains your welcome also, did hornby made the BR class 41 warship?
I would like more diesel trains sam do you still have your ultra bright dmu sam
Me too! Yeah I still have her - bright as ever! ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)