KODIAK BEAR
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ok, which one's are best for power, detail etc ?
hornby or bachmann ?
hornby or bachmann ?
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Weve had this debate before, look through im sure you'll find it!
Nathan
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Hornby i think we decided - http://railforums.co.uk/showthread.php?t=4189
CraigS
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I've had a Hornby 09 for almost a year but have never tried it out.
Crompton Karl
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I found Hornby pretty bad, far too fast, but the body was pretty good. I got the Bachman limited edition 'Ivor' which my dad used to get the odd turn shunting with when he was at Slade Green. Great detail and fantastic slow speed controll, just what i need to shunt with.
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I found Hornby pretty bad, far too fast, but the body was pretty good. I got the Bachman limited edition 'Ivor' which my dad used to get the odd turn shunting with when he was at Slade Green. Great detail and fantastic slow speed controll, just what i need to shunt with.
Karl
Was this on analouge or DCC? if DCC could have made it slower...
Crompton Karl
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I cant afford the DCC stuff yet, i've got like 50 loco's and want to get them swapped over in one go. I am aiming for this to happen sometime in the next year.
Karl
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KODIAK BEAR
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so hornby if it is under DCC then as it shunts / moves slower.
ok thanks for that.
ok thanks for that.
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