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Our local shop in Blackpool doesn't carry any LGB at all, very refreshing. Bachmann, Aristo, USA no problem. I mainly used LGB when I first went into large scale in the 80's, still got the stainz - heavily bashed, and a mish mash of bits making up a mason bogie on the trailing drive unit of an LGB mallet. Was there a 2-6-4 mason bogie? The only LGB I've bought this time round is a drovers caboose, I just liked the model and it does run free, at the cost of it it should do as well! LGB would be a lot more affordable if they gave up on making sure every thing they make goes round that R1 of theirs - look at their new offering of a 10 coupled drive unit, crazy on R1. <br />Cheers, <br />Kim <br />[tup]
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