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Model Forum / General / Railroads / September 2004Hornby J94 0-6-0 LMR Blue
Can anyone help with how many versions of this were produced? I know of R2151 numbered 157... But I think this was also produced as... R2151A numbered 196 and R2151B numbered 156 (& named Mcmurdo?).. Anyone confirm if this is the case? Calv >Can anyone help with how many versions of this were produced? > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >Calv The following are the versions of the former Dapol J94 which have so far been made by Hornby. The list comes from Ramsay's British Model Trains Catalogue (plug). R2062 8006 LNER black - 98 R2094A 68049 BRc black - 99 R2094B 68062 BRc black - 99 R2094C 68080 BRc black - 00-02 R2145 68075 BRb black Sp Edn 500 (HCC) - 00 R2326 68074 BRb black - 03-04 R2380 68071 BRb plain black weathered - 04 R2151 157 LMR blue Sp Edn (HCC) - 99-00 R2151A 196 LMR blue - 01-02 R2251B 156 'McMurdo' LMR blue - 02-03 R2096 'Harry' NCB red - 99-01 R2212 'Whiston' NCB Bold Colliery green - 01 R2281 'Joseph' NCB light green - 02-04 R2327 'Peter' NCB light green - 03 R2399 49 NCB bright green - 04 Pat Hammond  SignatureHammond Publishing, PO Box 199, Scarborough, YO11 3GT, Tel: 01723 506326, E-mail: Pat@mremag.demon.co.uk Read 'Model Railway Express' Britain's leading and FREE online magazine for railway modellers. Updated DAILY. News, Model Reviews, Book Reviews, Articles, Classified Ads. You will find us at www.mremag.demon.co.uk [...] > The following are the versions of the former Dapol J94 which have so far > been made by Hornby. The list comes from Ramsay's British Model Trains [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > R2327 'Peter' NCB light green - 03 > R2399 49 NCB bright green - 04 Wow! What number of variations on a theme! But what a godawful numbering system... Not that many mfrs have anything remotely resembling a logical system, such as NNNN - mmm, where NNNN denotes a type of locomotive, car, structure, etc, and mmm denotes a specific variation of that type. Now that would make it simple to keep track of what's what. But I guess we can't ask for simplicity, can we. :-) |
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