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Hello All

I have just joined the group, and have recently started constructing models again after a while doing odd bits and bobs. I wonder if anyone can help me, I am looking at purchasing an Ian Kirk Quad Art kit for Christmas, the problem is I am having trouble locating info on these sets in their later days, when I want to model a set, as there are two types listed all 3rd and composite. Having read David Percivals Kings Cross Lineside book I realise that only a few sets lasted into the 60's has anyone info on numbers etc. I would hate to get this 50 / 50 gamble wrong!

Ian
56B

56B wrote:Hello All

I have just joined the group, and have recently started constructing models again after a while doing odd bits and bobs. I wonder if anyone can help me, I am looking at purchasing an Ian Kirk Quad Art kit for Christmas, the problem is I am having trouble locating info on these sets in their later days, when I want to model a set, as there are two types listed all 3rd and composite. Having read David Percivals Kings Cross Lineside book I realise that only a few sets lasted into the 60's has anyone info on numbers etc. I would hate to get this 50 / 50 gamble wrong!

They were run in trains with one all third and one compo set.

Many thanks Bill, so I'll be buying both!!
Ian