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  1. Thanks everyone for your replies! I do appreciate and support your ideas. The coach hasn't been used in a while, actually, but I do intend to run it soon.
  2. Ever since I bought my second hand merchant navy 35011 'General steam navigation', I have experienced a minor issue. Despite it - fortunately enough - not effecting the performance, it's still visible. When running, the front bogie's wheels are very slow - hardly moving. If anyone knows a resolution, let me know. Thanks.
  3. I only currently own 1 'Maglight' coach but have recently been experiencing troubles like this one. What happened? Well, when running a loco (no type in particular) when passing it or pulling it past another engine, the lights either turn on or off. Resolution? I'm not entirely sure what the cause for this mishap is but it may be due to the material of a certain component in the object. If anyone knows an actual resolution, please comment. Thank you.
  4. At the moment, I am watching the television - the new Hornby program. There was a segment about the new product line of 'Playtrains'. I was just wondering but, was it worth the try? In my opinion I have mixed views On the 'cons' side, I guess you could call it, it may be a bit too much like their old 'Thomas' range which has now stopped due to copyright license issues. I may be sounding like an outsider to the hobby but it may be! Now for the best bits - the long bit probably - the 'pros' side. I think this is actually a great idea to expand their range. Personally I wasn't too bothered about their other range (which I have forgotten the name of) because of its simplicity and lack of diversity, when looking at the toy train market. I try not to call this hobby 'playing with trains' or 'toy trains' since, like Simon says, they are for keeps! Enough dilly-dallying though, I think this is a great new breach into the lesser thought of age range that the hobby proudly holds - children! After a look at the sets online, I personally like the option to add a face or keep it simple with the rolling stock. The cardboard buildings and scenery is a nice touch on the other hand as well. Overall, I can say the range is a great new idea to bring new people into the hobby of a different age range.
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