Apologies that we have been quiet for the past month or so. Some hardware issues with the work PC caused us some problems and parts needed to be replaced (fortunately they broke just before Black Friday/Cyber Monday!) and other issues have meant that we have not had much to say of late.
However as it's Christmas and the time for giving we wanted to firstly say a huge thank you to everyone who has supported us and bought our products throughout 2019. And secondly we are pleased to comfirm that the first release in 2020 will be the brand new GWR Manor class.
A complete new build from the ground up it will include all GWR and BR engines, preserved versions, will include names for the additional 10 locos which were planned but never built and will come with all of the advanced features you would expect and some upgrades to those as well.
So once again a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you all.
Oh, you wanted to SEE the GWR Manor model as well?
Really?
Oh go on then!
See you in 2020!
Manor looks great so far. Regarding Liveries, will Weathered BR options allow for number and nameplates to be removed like on the real loco’s in their final days?
ReplyDeleteThank you. And yes, they will be removable under the options.
DeleteExcellent. Hope that also means an option for number's chalked on in the numberplate's place will be available.
DeleteWow. I am really looking forward to this. Looks great so far
ReplyDeleteIt looks great so far. Really excited for this one. In terms of tenders, will we be getting the 4000 gallon tender that Bradley Manor carried for sometime in preservation and/or the Collett 3500 gallon ones that some had carried during their working lives as well as what some of the preserved Manors carry today?
ReplyDeleteLooks absolutely incredible, so glad to finally see this, can't wait to be driving it. Just one thing I've noticed, the step under the smokebox door is missing, I take it you'll be implementing that later?
ReplyDeleteThanks. The step is a BR addition and will be included with that variant.
DeleteGreat news. A machine at once useful and popular, with several in preservation. These will be terrific on the Temsby Branch, 50's Riviera and so on, as well as preserved WSR. We love our JT Manors but they are showing their age, to say the least.
ReplyDeleteLooking good!
ReplyDeleteWill you add the Collett 3000 Gal tender (used with 7821) and 4000 Gal tender (used with 7802)?
I will be doing a comparison video between yours and JT(with SSS) Manors.
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