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Re: Good starting train set
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lugnet.loc.uk
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Tue, 21 Dec 1999 10:09:25 GMT
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neil.ford@%ihatespam%dk.com
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Scott-A wrote:
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> If you want a chaep/new set, if I were you I'd buy the 3225 (you'll need
> track for this one) or 4565 or 4560 and a transformer (I can give you one
> for ~£10) and start from there. The 4565 / 4560 can be had cheap on
> www.toycity.dk, for the 3225 speak to busy bee. I think of all these the
> 4565 is best value for money.
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> Everyone will tell you the 4558 is the one to get.... my one is still in the
> post - I have no opinion on this yet. I have a 4551, which I am not very
> impressed with.
Tony Priestman wrote:
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> > I'm looking to get into Trains,
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> Don't do it!
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> > what would be a good set to start with?
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> 4565. It's still available in this country, and see the other posts
> about toycity.
Thanks for the pointers chaps... plenty to think about. I need to get
the office organised then I'm away. :-)
Neil.
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 | | Re: Good starting train set
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| On Fri, 17 Dec 1999, Neil Ford (<385A6E6E.7F106A75@...on.co.uk>) wrote at 17:10:06 (...) Don't do it! (...) 4565. It's still available in this country, and see the other posts about toycity. You get a proper engine, several wagons, and a goods yard (...) (27 years ago, 17-Dec-99, to lugnet.loc.uk)
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