Can we have some curved points please 😀

Too little too late.

All looks exquisite, I suspect the EM project helped develop this range too🤔 I'd like to see this sort of detail, or at least more refined (removing the dummy facing point lock arrangement) stretcher/tie bars, added to the O gauge bullhead track. Also better looking and more refined check rails and crossing nose Vs (Frogs). Whilst the DFPLs help with the addition of a microswitch (particularly useful on garden lines), it looks awful on indoor lines, plus the older Peco range of O gauge switches, crossings (points) are now, somewhat of a curate's egg. There is no longer the need to cater for coarse scale O gauge, so the tolerances and layout of the points need sharpening up a little. Not that I'm ungrateful, but us modellers of 7mm are always the poor relations.

Just what I need for my layout extension. I can't wait to get one from my local model shop. Shameless plug, search Kirkby-in-Ashfield MPD 38F to see how I've used the bull head track on my shed layout.

Be nice to have code 100 concrete sleepers with this much detail

Very nicely done... Not a UK standard gauge modeler (live in the US), but you guys are really outdoing yourselves with your track offerings. Your latest HO scale turnouts are beautifully constructed. Now if we could just get you to produce large radius (22" or greater) 009 "Mainline" turnouts, that'd be great! Keep up the great work...

Model railway products keep getting better & better, and bullhead rail is a good addition. I hope that Peco will one day introduce P4/EM gauge (is there a difference? I don't know) track. Right now, anyone wanting to model P4/EM gauge needs to build the track themselves. Model railways needs to keep on improving its standards and it would be nice to see layouts have a more accurate track width. It would make things that little bit better

I have Peco bullhead in every visible part of my layout, and really like then looks, BUT... ballasting it is am bit**! The sleepers are so thin that even using N scale ballast, it's a real challenge getting ballast coverage between the sleepers without having it come up the rails or exposing the substrate. I have resorted to laying strings of 2x2mm strips on the substrate with the track on top to allow ballast to be set in. (Most of my tunnels and all of my lower level fiddle yard is Code 83 flat bottom.) There is no room for error here. Also, the plastic used for the sleepers is quite hard, and often leads to popping a sleeper off the rail when trying to drill for a pin or screw. On the other hand, the feeling of accomplishment when one gets the rail joiners to go on at first try is immense. When the curved turnouts are available, I will likely replace my Code 83 ones with the new ones, just to have consistency.

The 'Y' is a good addition, The 3-way can't come soon enough.

I approve of Bullhead. I am building a layout with it now, and planning another, hoping for the 3-way.

Another vote for a catch point please

Need more o gauge not enough on the market I moved from 00 as found it to small and you loose to much detail

French modeller here. Very happy to see the Bullhead range expand, can't wait for the three ways turnout.

Would love to see catch points join the Bullhead range!

Would love to see the O gauge streamline points get the unifrog treatment (the set track ones are great!) hopefully with improved 'continuous curve' geometry

A three way turnout would be very useful.

Excellent update, thank you for sharing Peco. The small radius turnouts are a desperate need for small layouts (4f by 1.5ft).

i finished my track laying over xmas, the upcoming small radius turnouts would have been very handy! oh well, good to see the range is expanding still! Hoping to see a medium radius Y turnout in the future as well!

I've been looking forward to the small radius point ever since the Bullhead range launched. I'm glad its nearly here

a shame i already built my layout with flatbottom 75

FEATURE REQUEST can you please add drill hole templates to the downloadable track piece pdfs - would make fitting the 3 way asymmetric code 75 points and similar much easier. Thanks.

Nice what about high speed points for HOm instead of only the medium radius?

please can i ask you , when are you going to build a BUFFETT CAR ? , i for one would like to aquire one , this is whats missing from our layouts , can you please help . 009 . Arthur

What about those new Bullhead points advertised in Magazines?

The ‘Colonel Stephens’ livery is a very contemporary term. In the 1920s the livery was known as ‘Kentish Green’. Lovely looking models. I need a couple for My 1928 WHR layout.

Nice 😄

Fantastic additions to the range 👍.

Beautiful, I really need a rake of these, not sure what colour though, I like both.

I have really enjoyed your video and it really helps me with my recovery from my brain tumor and stroke as I try to get back to my modelling i mention my illness so you know who is watching and why thank 😁 you

Is this ho scale

When are these released as they are not on the Peco website yet?

TT120 VERSIONS SOON???

These kits look great 👍.

Very good

TT120 version??

It's always good to see new kits becoming available.

Hi Kevin, this comment isn't about the weigh bridge but about your last video on Parkside kits. Personally, I think it's good news that model kits of rolling stock are still being produced to allow modellers an affordable way of producing a relatively scale goods train. What I would like to see from Peco is the return of the Wonderful Wagon Kits. I know that they still produce, or at least I think that they still produce the tanker wagons, as there appears to be lots about on the internet. But I would like to see the return of the coke, coal, and salt kits. We all rave about sprung buffers now, but Peco were producing these years ago, with working axleboxes and some decent weight to them! Have a quiet word, would you?

Nice looking kit 👍

Marvellous layout. Mega Kudos to Pete Waterman and his team and Peco for so freely giving their time, money and equipment (Peco) to make this layout possible for kids and charities!

I like it, nice kits! Thanks PECO!

Why the high pitched plink plink plink background noise, that's no music, it is needless noise, and why is it at a sound level equal to the narration, what even merely potential value does it add to the video?

Oh these look great!

Well done, Peco! I do look forward for these kits. What's next? The GVT-van?

A very enjoyable watch - thank you.

Great to see more narrow gauge products from PECO!

Fantastic looking kits. 👍😀👍

Wot no engine idling sounds. Only joking! Amazing!

Wow this is stunning

Very nice sir. enjoy. Love to do more on mine, but costs are prohibitive [running Fn3.] Bachmann. btw did you used to be in Hook???

Merci pour ces explications