Monday, 13 February 2012

More Bachmann stock produced with G Scale lining

Bachmann have enlisted more of their new Thomas products for 2012 to be brought out, as witnessed by Tower Hobbies.

The online retailer for model and hobby stock first broke the news that the Ice Cream Tanker and a Thomas Christmas themed set were due for release just a day earlier.
Three more primarily made for the G Scale series are available for pre-ordering. Emily first teased by gardentrains is the fourth engine to officially join the large scale lineup.

Another character is also following the trend, albeit as one part of new rolling stock, where S.C.Ruffey is awaiting release alongside a traditional Brake Van.

Emily, S.C.Ruffey and the Brake Van are coming soon to the US model and hobby stores from Bachmann.

PRE-ORDER THE NEW STOCK

Thanks to therailwayinspector3 for the alert.
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5 comments:

  1. Chris13 February 2012 at 18:17

    I'm glad they're finally making a brake van. Seeing trucks without one looks... wrong to me

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  2. TomTomica213 February 2012 at 21:28

    Ahhhh :)
    A Brake Van for the Large Scale Line :)

    I was gonna start Collecting G Scale Thomas Items :)
    My First Thing i am Gonna Get his the Coal Truck :)
    I will surely get the Brakevan !

    Thank you for Informating us :D

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  3. NWR199113 February 2012 at 22:12

    I wouldn't mind starting a Large scale collection with Thomas models. They're better then Lionel in my opinion. A brake would look splendid on any engine and so will S.C Ruffey and Emily too.

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  4. Skarlouie14 February 2012 at 09:31

    Apart from the engine chosen. I think they have made some good choices about what to release this year. However I think One of the original engine members such as Edward, Gordon, Henry,etc. Would of been a much more logical choice rather than Emily

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  5. TomTomica214 February 2012 at 13:35

    I think That Emily is Nice ! She did not replace any Engines i think ;)
    But Toby & Henrietta would have been Great !

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