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Albion Yard 
I fear you may have just cost me £180 or thereabouts, Paul.
And me with an Accurascale Deltic on the way too… 😉
Not had an option ask about the drive train yet, but overall pretty impressed with the ‘capture’ of it.
Why, when there are so many common prototypes yet to have decent models produced?
It’s the X factor element. The prototype diesels sell well enough. This EP looked good, KR was unsure which drive it had fitted as they had literally arrived from manufacturer the day beforehand.
It was more a rhetorical statement than a genuine question…
That’s quite all right, they’re allowed 🙂