Bournemouth West & New Kensal Green OO scale layouts

[@phph1731]

Wow! Some contrast with the grey, oily wisp from the smoke generator of my Triangle Hornby ‘Winnie’ back in the early 70s. Thanks for a lovely sight. Great layouts too. Liked the bounce on the semaphores. Pity that’s a sound almost lost from the network. Jumped out of my skin (for joy) to hear it at Beeston the year before C***d! when moored up on the canal.

[@highdownmartin]

The chuffing gets on my nerves but that exhaust...... Fabulous! A light engine won't chuff unless the brakes are on!

[@JCSkeystone]

I've been told that at the London Festival of Railway Modelling (23th & 24th March 2019) these locomotives will been showd!

[@Sandlingjunction]

ARe these vapour units going to be commercially available? when and at what price please, seems to knock suethe into a cocked hat, kind regards Paul at Sandling Station

[@BrianTuckerRailvideos]

Fantastic effect....how does it work please, and a ......great layout thanks

[@JohnPW22]

Absolutely stunned by the smoke effect realism. Is there a company that is doing this?

[@JP_TaVeryMuch]

Even Hornby are doing it now. Seek and ye shall find. Arguably a darned sight easier to discover on the internet than all the pound coins needed to own your very own magical model. Good luck.

[@Thomas__Blue]

What kinda smoke unit these using? It looks fantastic!

[@nigelmitchell351]

Britainia pony truck wheels are sticking.

[@Lennon6412]

That's amazing, is it possible to buy the steam effect?

[@JCSkeystone]

Sorry, but I don't know if it is now possible to buy this steam effect. Last year (2019) it was still being developed.

[@denbaker7358]

Dread to think of the cost of steam effect locomotives like that