By saying those tail lights weren't to my liking i didn't mean they wqere ugly or naything rude like that, nmore i think they don't look very European; would be surpriced if the came from LGB in Nuremberg.
I didn't mind the brown livery at all, they both look very nice. Look an ebay you should pick them up for a few hundred each and there is a salon and dining car as well, i think.
Rgds Ian
Modeling the D&H in 1984: http://dandhcoloniemain.blogspot.com/
I wouldn't be bothered mate, i live a long way away and it does'nt trouble me much, however thanks for the interest in my well being.
Why am I not surprized
They came from LGB mounted on the car .They really look good at night .
But if you really do not like them I may take them off
Are you sure those tail lights are original? they are not any standard European, that i know of1 I don't like them they look too grose to me!
The last set produced was the CCE , in a brown shade , they are beautiful cars , inside and out , with passengers and working tail lanterns on this set .
32658, there i wrote it down before i forgot it.
I have a matching baggage car 40840, which i have never been happy with and i can't say why.
I also have a blue glacier crocodile and it will just pull the 3 carriages up an R2 curve 4 % grade; if i had a lot more money than i have i would get 2 more of those carriages and another blue crocodile and that would be a mighty train, incredibly expensive but mighty.
Somewhere there is a list of all the Orient Express units bought out by LGB and the Golden Mountain was the 2nd last one. I have seen it but can't remember when or how.
Rgds ian
That is awsome detail!!!!!
underworld
Yes and the toilet has a lift up seat, the seating and fittings internally are way beyond anything anyone else has that i have seen, paid A$800 each carriage for them wheni was in the work force. Even the windows are like little bay windows, with individual panes offset into them.
I will try to get a photo in.
That is really great detail when they even make the stink pipe!
Scooter;
That blue train was a special edition but i know not a lot about ir, i nearly bought a set second hand a few years ago but was talked out of it as it had been in a public exhibition for years. But i am pretty certain it is part of the LGB Orient express series.
The other three carriages are very similar to my Golden Mountain (not as ornate though) which were the second last in the Orient express series. The are absolutely the classiest rolling stock i have ever seen and the internal fittings and lighting are in a league of their own. If you look to the left at the top of the carriage you will see a pipe sticking up, well this is the stink pipe for the toilet.
My fiancee and I saw these trains on a display shelf in Ridge Road Station this weekend. I forgot to ask until we got home, which is now hours away. Are they LGB Orient express cars, or LGB Glacier Express cars? We both thought that it was a beautiful train. I don't think I saw the cars in the most recent LGB catalog.
Links to the pictures of the cars are below.
http://rides.webshots.com/photo/2404027820062038082HTsaKc
http://rides.webshots.com/photo/2425009350062038082CKDyWF
Thanks for any information on this blue train.
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