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Hornby's plans for 2009

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Jane Sullivan - 20 Dec 2008 10:29 GMT
Does anyone know when Hornby are going to announce their plans for 2009?
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intercityman2000@yahoo.co.uk - 20 Dec 2008 13:00 GMT
Christmas Eve I am lead to believe, not New Year's Eve as on previous
occassions.

Regards,

IC125.

>Does anyone know when Hornby are going to announce their plans for 2009?
Fred X - 20 Dec 2008 22:28 GMT
> Does anyone know when Hornby are going to announce their plans for 2009?

*cough* Javelin *cough*

Fred X
MartinS - 20 Dec 2008 23:33 GMT
>> Does anyone know when Hornby are going to announce their plans for
>> 2009?
>
> *cough* Javelin *cough*

Like this? *cough*

http://www.ediecast.co.uk/StockDetail.aspx?SID=21279

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simon - 21 Dec 2008 21:27 GMT
>>> Does anyone know when Hornby are going to announce their plans for
>>> 2009?
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>
> http://www.ediecast.co.uk/StockDetail.aspx?SID=21279

Want one of those !

But will be upgraded 4F, Compound, unrebuilt Scot with a railroad patriot.
Yes please, all of them.

cheers,
Simon
Jane Sullivan - 21 Dec 2008 22:30 GMT
>>>> Does anyone know when Hornby are going to announce their plans for
>>>> 2009?
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>cheers,
>Simon

How about some decent electrically operated semaphore signals, like
Hornby-Dublo was selling in 1938?
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Badger - 22 Dec 2008 15:58 GMT
> How about some decent electrically operated semaphore signals, like
> Hornby-Dublo was selling in 1938?

Now, that would be nice! I could find homes for quite a few of those. Oh,
and a couple of class 14's as well, please!
Badger.
Fred X - 22 Dec 2008 19:04 GMT
>> How about some decent electrically operated semaphore signals, like
>> Hornby-Dublo was selling in 1938?
>
> Now, that would be nice! I could find homes for quite a few of those. Oh,
> and a couple of class 14's as well, please!
> Badger.

Why, do you not think that the Heljan one will be good enough?

Fred X
Badger - 22 Dec 2008 20:46 GMT
>>> How about some decent electrically operated semaphore signals, like
>>> Hornby-Dublo was selling in 1938?
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>
> Why, do you not think that the Heljan one will be good enough?

It'll probably be excellent - but at what cost? From the info I've found on
other websites it would appear to be going to retail at around £130, that's
one heck of a lot of cash for what is, at the end of the day, an 0-6-0
diesel shunter. My gut feeling is that were Hornby to do one, it would be
considerably cheaper.
Badger.
Fred X - 23 Dec 2008 19:24 GMT
>>>> How about some decent electrically operated semaphore signals, like
>>>> Hornby-Dublo was selling in 1938?
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> considerably cheaper.
> Badger.

Probably, but I don't think the market could sustain two models of a
short lived prototype.

Fred X
Wolf Kirchmeir - 23 Dec 2008 21:07 GMT
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>>> Why, do you not think that the Heljan one will be good enough?
>>
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>
> Fred X

Well, considering that buying power of both the Danish Krone and the
GBP, 130GBP is not out of line for a state of the art model. The GBP
exchanges at about $1.80Can right now, but its buying power has been
about $1Can or less for most of the last decade. Atlas, Kato, Proto
2000, etc, all offer diesel shunter models in the $100-$200 range, so
130 GBP is not out of line IMO. especially one that will have limited
appeal.

Cheers.

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Jerry - 22 Dec 2008 23:29 GMT
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>> Now, that would be nice! I could find homes for quite a few of
>> those. Oh,
>> and a couple of class 14's as well, please!
>> Badger.
>
> Why, do you not think that the Heljan one will be good enough?

Are they doing a class 14 as well as the classes 15 and 17 then?
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Melbournian - 23 Dec 2008 03:07 GMT
"Jerry" <mapson.scarts@btinternet.com.INVALID> wrote in news:gip7te$976$1
@news.motzarella.org:

>> Why, do you not think that the Heljan one will be good enough?
>
> Are they doing a class 14 as well as the classes 15 and 17 then?

http://www.ehattons.com/stocklist/results.aspx?
searchfield=heljan+teddy+bear+14&select=Products&Submit=Search
John Turner - 21 Dec 2008 10:52 GMT
> *cough* Javelin *cough*

I sincerely hope not!

John.
Jane Sullivan - 21 Dec 2008 12:31 GMT
>> Does anyone know when Hornby are going to announce their plans for 2009?
>
>*cough* Javelin *cough*
>
>Fred X

before Hornby introduce yet another train to run down the CTRL, I would
hope they upgrade their existing one so that one can make a full-length
train, and the power unit in the train will actually move it at scale
speeds.
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British OO, American and Australian HO, and DCC in the garden
http://www.yddraiggoch.demon.co.uk/railway/railway.html

Robert Wilson - 21 Dec 2008 12:39 GMT
>>> Does anyone know when Hornby are going to announce their plans for 2009?
>>
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> train, and the power unit in the train will actually move it at scale
> speeds.
Yes I think that would be a good start...

Rob.
 
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