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Model Forum / General / Railroads / July 2005Stock List
Has anyone come across a web site which lists all the models that Hornby and Bachmann have produced? I am trying to locate some models in liveries which arn't currently available, and thought that someone somewhere must have made a list giving part numbers etc. > Has anyone come across a web site which lists all the models that Hornby > and Bachmann have produced? I am trying to locate some models in > liveries which arn't currently available, and thought that someone > somewhere must have made a list giving part numbers etc. Well there is the guide I think is named "Ramsays Guide" which Pat Hammond of MREMAG fame sells on his website: http://www.mremag.demon.co.uk/hpsite/books/books.htm But it costs £23! Not exactly a free website... David >> Has anyone come across a web site which lists all the models that Hornby >> and Bachmann have produced? I am trying to locate some models in [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >David Ramsay's British Model Trains Catalogue - 4th Edition For the price of one coach you get comprehensive listing of all the leading British brands over the last 100 years. It is right up to date as of last summer. The book is £22.95 post free (UK only). Cheques in Sterling to me at PO Box 199, Scarborough, YO11 3GT. Sorry, no credit card facility. The book is on my computer and is being revised and updated all the time, ready for the next edition. It is republished every two years. The next edition will be out at the end of next year. Pat Hammond Hammond 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 with approximately 2,000 daily readers. News, Model Reviews, Book Reviews, Articles, Classified Ads. You will find us at www.mremag.demon.co.uk One would probably find the cost of acquiring the necessary catalogues via Ebay would exceed the 23 quid cost of Pat's Ramsays Guide by a substantial amount. Also, the creation of the limited edition market is a comparatively recent development and these are listed in Ramsays, but many items don't make it into catalogues, especially when model runs are commissioned by retailers etc. > One would probably find the cost of acquiring the necessary catalogues > via Ebay would exceed the 23 quid cost of Pat's Ramsays Guide by a [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > don't make it into catalogues, especially when model runs are > commissioned by retailers etc. Pat's book is very useful but if the OP wants to peruse catalogues it's hardly the same thing, especially when it comes to illustrations. John. > Has anyone come across a web site which lists all the models that Hornby > and Bachmann have produced? I am trying to locate some models in liveries > which arn't currently available, and thought that someone somewhere must > have made a list giving part numbers etc. You could just ask? Many people have catalogues going back many years. >>Has anyone come across a web site which lists all the models that Hornby >>and Bachmann have produced? I am trying to locate some models in liveries >>which arn't currently available, and thought that someone somewhere must >>have made a list giving part numbers etc. > > You could just ask? Many people have catalogues going back many years. I could, but I am one of those people who like to browse :S >>>Has anyone come across a web site which lists all the models that Hornby >>>and Bachmann have produced? I am trying to locate some models in liveries [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> You could just ask? Many people have catalogues going back many years. > I could, but I am one of those people who like to browse :S Then I would suggest picking up old catalogues via E-Bay, they pop up often enough to put a decent collection together fairly quickly. |
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