Picked up another piece of Japanese rolling stock today. This time the Tomix KiHa 58 in the rather remarkable '
Isaribi' or 'fishing fire' livery that was worn for a short time in the early 2000s - the interiors were even altered, with one carriage receiving full on lighting designed to mimic an underwater night scene and a souvenir shop by the driving compartment. You can see pictures
here, if you're interested.
The nautical theme of the livery fits perfectly with the seaside town layout I will eventually build one day.
Nope, I'm a DC man at present.
Still on DC here too. I look at all the rolling stock I have from the 80s and 90s and dread trying to fit decoders in them.
Picked these up while at Sheringham for the recent 40s weekend. Hornby 121 as GW150 liveried 55020, and preserved GWR 1501, nice to have two models of stuff that I've ridden on or behind.
Very nice, there is something special about owning stock you've 'bashed', so to speak. Plus you can't beat a good bubblecar!