Re: recent addition to Gem locos

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Re: recent addition to Gem locos

John Turner	27 Jan 2010 08:29
> But did raise a question of did DJH start out by selling built K's locos ? Not sure about that, but they developed their own range of loco kits which were enhanced in quality when they bought 'Model Loco' and incorporated their kits into the DJH range. John.

simon

26 Jan 2010 21:38

>> Noticed theyve added an Experiment to their 00 whitemetal range. Good to
>> see theyre continuing to expand - coald it be a claughton next ?
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> Greg.P.

Wish you wouldnt do this. Thought would have a look at some of the adverts
in 1970's MRC's. Didnt find anything on this but did get reminded GEM did a
Compound and 999.
But did raise a question of did DJH start out by selling built K's locos ?

Cheers,
Simon

Greg.Procter

26 Jan 2010 20:25

> Noticed theyve added an Experiment to their 00 whitemetal range. Good to
> see theyre continuing to expand - coald it be a claughton next ?
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> cheers,
> Simon

Has anyone actually got an old "GEM" catalogue?
I've got catalogues like "W&H Ltd" which show GEM products,
but a complete listing of what was produced over the years
would be interesting.

I'm sure there was an "Experiment" way back, but it would
now need a chassis to stand in for the Tri-ang one.

Greg.P.

simon	26 Jan 2010 11:05
Noticed theyve added an Experiment to their 00 whitemetal range. Good to see theyre continuing to expand - coald it be a claughton next ? http://www.gemmodelrailways.co.uk/GEM_Web_Site/OO_Locos.html Add a K's coal tank and theres enough for a modest LNWR layout. If willing to do etched locos then with London Road models can have a good set of LNWR. cheers, Simon

Re: recent addition to Gem locos

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