Breakdown trains

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Frazmataz
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Breakdown trains

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What kinds of formations were used in LNER Breakdown trains, and what vehicles are available in 4mm scale model form? I'm looking for a smaller crane to run with appropriate departmental stock.
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mick b
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My ex NER version
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The Match truck has had some CooperCraft Platelayers tools added to finish it off.

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Frazmataz
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Post by Frazmataz »

As yes, I remember those from the RMWeb forums, they're incredible :) Those models look so good it almost makes me want to force D&S to bring back the 4mm range at gunpoint! :P

Can anyone suggest any alternatives for when I get out of jail? :lol:
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mick b
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Hi
Give Danny a ring he may still have some in stock . I bought mine direct from him about a year ago you might be lucky. :o

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Bill Bedford
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Re: Breakdown trains

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Bass wrote:What kinds of formations were used in LNER Breakdown trains, and what vehicles are available in 4mm scale model form? I'm looking for a smaller crane to run with appropriate departmental stock.
See if you can get hold of 'LNER Sheds in Camera' by John Hooper. I has shots of a number of different cranes with their trains, and much else of interest.
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