The fact that they've done 430 has tempted me to order one, as it was my favourite 37/4 and the only one I've actually travelled any sort of distance behind. My bank balance is feeling a bit sore now, after the pounding it's just taken! Thanks for the review, keep up the good work.

The old bachmann one still stands up. But it's always nice to have an updated version. I remember when vi trains released the 37. It was decent in its own right. But if companies are going to flood the market with a class of loco, the class 37 is the one to have lots of variety of. The prices though. I remember paying £50 for a bachmann class 37 and less than that for the vi trains one. The prices these days are why I only watch videos like this rather than partake in the hobby

Worthy of note is that AS use a helical cut gear set inside the bogies. This usually results in a much smoother gear train with less friction in operation.

In case no one has already mentioned it, Bachmann's new policy is only to announce new models when they are about to be released.

This video is really gonna lift my spirits. Thanks for being so...you. My dad passed yesterday from cancer

An interesting model. 37's should be powerhouses and shouldn't really be phased by 10+ coaches imo. Also, regarding the cab lights, it's realistic not to have them on whilst running. It's the same as having an internal light on your car on whilst driving. So, for analogue, I do get that. I do feel that it was a tad generous to give 5 stars to a mechanism which doesn't seem to have any flywheels. The RRP for accurascale's 37 with full sound is only around £20 more than the RRP of Bachmann's bottom of the range 37, with no sound, so there's that to consider value wise. It will certainly be interesting to see what happens in the future. Excellent review as always 👍

Excellent review as always. The pronunciation of the name of the class 37 is CUMBRAN (CWMBRAN). A Welsh town in South Wales just north of Newport on the Bristol Channel. A fantastic place for steam locomotives during the mining era. This is not far from Dai Woodhams scrapyard who saved many steam locomotives for preservation. Thanks Sam.

It is a shame really because I can't afford both versions of the 37s, as I would like to be able to make a comparison between the two. I'm afraid my money will go to the Accrascale ? model. The 37 has to be my favourite UK diesel locomotive. I've even had a go with a real one

Bachmann have also retooled their 20, 24, 25 and 47. So it is not surprising they have retooled the ubiquitous class 37. And Accurascale are also releasing the later privatisation area 37/4s with detail differences including plated over side windows and front end lighting differences, so the new Bachmann 37 is an as-refurbished condition 37/4 which Accurascale haven't actually modeled yet.

Its a stunner of a model, but as you say the Accurascale model could well pip it depending on what lessons they have learned from the Deltic. I won't be cancelling my Accura 37 pre-orders any time soon, but I have succumbed and bought the DCC sound (not deluxe) version of this model as it is a simply stunning rendition of the Welsh 37/4s I remember very fondly on the sprinter replacement services of the late 80s and then the North Wales Coast trains out of Crewe through the 90s into the early 00s. I have to admit, a big bugbear of mine is working cab lights when a locomotive is in motion. Having been in a fair share of different class cabs in hours of darkness at various preserved lines, running with the lights on is a recipe for big problems as you literally can't see outside, meaning that signals (especially old semaphores) are very easy to miss. Safe to say I hate working cab lights unless the model is stationary or pottering about on shed, in service though is a HUGE no no.

Good review , will you be reviewing the Accurascale 37?? I agree with you in part regarding 37 production. Bachmann revamped their 20s & 24s, I bought them because of directional lighting so revamping the 37 is die?? Heljan have produced a 47 & 45 which I think 🤔is okay but ho-hum. Now the Heljan class 02 is great and I'm getting 1 of those. What will Bachmann revamp next?? Watch this space....you should do a survey and see what others want to see revamped or created?? Cheers 🍻

Bachmann has also been close to the chest on their American releases. They announced the streamlined n scale k4 Pacific about a month ago and now it's here.

I don't think it will hurt accurascale class 37 as it has already sold out and they are on about releasing a 2nd run I think the price has a lot to do with the price of the accurascale compared to bachmann which is significantly dearer.I also believe at the moment Bachmann have no plans to cover the BR green era so I will stick with my order from accurascale

Hi Sam! I agree two models of the same class so close together is a bit of a waste, but it should introduce a bit of an "arms race" and hopefully see us with better quality and better value models overall. It of course makes for some great content as well ;) With all these super crisp detail models coming out recently, have you considered 1440p or even 4k for your vids? I think most people are viewing on something at least 1080p now and even watching 1440p on a 1080p screen makes a big difference thanks to youtube compression.

It's funny I was going thru old photos from my childhood (born mid 70s) last night & found a pic of a Class 37 hauling a passenger service we were travelling on. Don't know location we went everywhere by train as lived in NSE region & dad worked for BR so we had free travel everywhere, God I miss my priv card I used to go to station as a teen & travel all over the place just because I could. Anyway serendipity found a Class 37 last night & now this, spooky. Also found a photo of a train with a cinema coach too.

Looks like a very very good model, there is something very robust and even rugged about the 37,you can See why so many were produced, a real workhorse. Looks like Bachman have a superb model of to match the original. Like most modern locomotives it is very expensive, so I can't see me being able to afford it any time soon. Really good and enjoyable review Sam take care Eddy xx

Excellent model. In particular, the mechanism is outstanding - to the point where models that previously got 5-star mechanisms likely won't any more, because they won't measure up to this. I agree that the £75 difference in RRP (vs. Accurascale's model) is eye-watering. Even if you consider retailer discounts, a difference of almost £40 seems like a lot. However, there are two further caveats that I would add: 1) The Accurascale price (£169.99) was announced in 2019, before COVID and the supply chain crisis hit. I'm not sure how sustainable that price will be for them in the long run. It's great that they're honouring that price on existing orders (unlike a certain red-box manufacturer beginning with H); however, I won't be surprised if they raise the price for the second batch. 2) The Bachmann model is a known quantity: you can pay £208.20, know exactly what you're getting, and get it immediately. By contrast, all but one of the Accurascale Class 37s are showing as "Sold out on pre-order", and the people who have pre-ordered don't know what they're getting (the Accurascale 37 looks like it'll be a sensational model, but until the first examples are delivered and reviewed, we won't know for sure). You have to choose whether to pre-order or not - and either way, you're taking a risk: either you pre-order the model (and risk it not being as good in reality as it sounded on paper), or you wait for the next batch (and risk a price increase). But if Accurascale deliver a top-quality product, and they *don't* increase the price for future batches, then Bachmann will look a bit silly!

Great review, i have the older 2005 Bachmann 37 and finally fitted the snowploughs at both ends and what a big difference it makes 🙂

A gorgeous loco this one. I myself have a Bachman 37/0 37251 in BR blue that my grandpa and I Will soon run on the layout when it’s complete.

Bachmann vs Accurascale Class 37, Dapol vs Accurascale Manor, Bachmann vs Heljan Class 47... Many competitions going on

I do applied Bachmann for the quilty of how it looks how its easy to get to the bearings and how the body is screwed instead of clipped the wiring for the body yeah that could be different but thats fine but the part they still need work is the price point of 245 pounds (double that for dollars) if I had that much I would go for the accurascale as its price is less then the Bachmann one

Very thorough review that highlighted several things I wouldn’t have noticed. The old Bachmann 37 is a gem of a loco and for £130 would have a real place in the market to appeal to modellers wanting a nice loco on a budget - there are plenty of us. £210 for this loco compared to the old one and Accurascale’s at £170 is a crazy price. The 47s were pitched at the same price and they are now being discounted to £180. You do wonder if they are taking on Accurascale because they obsoleted the Bachmann Deltic and didn’t want the same for the 37. Not very grown up - they should have done another loco class.

Saw two 37s today a WCR one and DRS 37422 Victorious in York Parcel sidings, they use class 37s with network rail test trains as well as HSTs.

Interesting that Bachmann were able to keep this secret. I wonder if that's because they already had all the drawings - etc - that they needed. If Accurascale decided to produce a new Inter-City 125 - which would be good! - they would have to go to the NRM to measure the preserved one (etc). You can guarantee word would get back to Hornby. As you say though, the price of this may be a mistake. An obvious reason for people to wait.

For Bachmann Branchline’s Fall 2022 announcements, I was hoping for a from the ground up retool of the Gresley A4 or the GWR 57XX or Hall class or the LMS 3F Jinty.

hi sam.. i got to hand it to bachmann on this model..it is close to be a perfect model...very user friendly. hope the buzzing sound goes away after the run in..this could be my first bachmann..

Bogie mounted couplers. No close coupling then.

Great review Sam, I will wait until my Accurascale 37 arrives before I take the plunge on the Bachmann 37 should I need too.

I'd love to see another review after DCC fitting to see if that augments it's enjoyment.

Will be interesting to have a 1:1 comparison between a new tool from the big two up against Accurascale.

Expensive. Imo it should have DCC and basic sound for that in my opinion. Cant imagine buying one of these new. :)

I find it interesting that you are a fan of truck mounted couplers. That's usually a knock against a model over here stateside

Hi Sam. One of your most fascinating reviews, especially when drawing comparisons with Bachman’s previous 37 and the Accurascale Deltic. Agree with most of your sentiments though, as regards your ‘conspiracy theory’, one of my old bosses once told me: ‘People think what happens here is 90% conspiracy 10% cock-up whereas it’s more like 90% cock-up, 10% conspiracy’. Would be interesting when they’re released to see you review the Dapol and Accurascale Manors where the price differential is the other way around.

Yes yes yes mine is arriving tomorrow but I live by your reception and reviews so great to get your opinion on the this

Honestly cannot wait for showdown

My word, she’s a very impressive and stunning loco Sam. Easily getting on par with the better continental makes at this price point. Same models from different manufacturers is common place in the US and EU. Shops here will easily show comparisons on YT between 4 to 6 makers. Traxx locomotives are a good example; a selection of at least 4-5 manufacturers with the same livery; ACME, Brawa, Märklin/Trix, Piko, Roco. For the ICE-4 we could select Märklin/Trix or Piko. Each with their own distinctive advantages and disadvantages in features, details and price… Real competition should be welcomed. It does trigger the dynamics of wanting to do better than the other on certain aspects. It's how the world turns Sam. Does it entail not looking at other brands anymore after a certain experience of a manufacturer? No, of course not, it’s a dynamic world. We have chosen Piko for a ICE-4 and a Traxx from Roco as modern stock. This is an impressive loco Sam, and it would be great having more choices. You can line them up and compare one day. Cherio and Ciao.

Also makes me laugh that manufacturers say the motor is so cheap it adds nothing to the cost yet the version with the moving fan is £30.00 more.

Hi Sam i'm almost done with my RWS Thomas, it just needs a chassis & some buffers, but it looks great Cheers Jasper & Willow

As Matt says ,I too have a Bachmann 37 I brought from hattons brand new in 2005 for £39 still running just a clean and oil it’s been on my layout 17 years to me it looks great although this batch red strip railfreight they said the cab look odd ,I too have an accurascale deltic bit bits falling off has made me cancel my 37 I think fir the extra I’ll buy the Bachmann Mary queen of Scot’s and hopefully have piece of mind it won’t deconstruct it self

We know from how Hornby operates that manufacturers don't like it when another company takes one of their staple products - and we also saw that when Hattons made their Class 66 as that is another Bachmann product. It is frustrating to see this when there are other trains that have never been made or have no recent tooling but we have to remember that this is all about the business - they have to know their investment into tooling will produce a product that will sell and also keep their existing staple products relevant. Sometimes competition can be a good thing for the customers with price drops but with the product specs being similar, it's a shame as we often end up criticising one company because of another. It was looking good before when we had 3 different class 37 options - hornby (cheap), bachmann (mid range), accurascale (brand new). With accurascale 37s still not here and also sold out, Bachmann will benefit from getting theirs to market. Again, that's business.

Missed the live on Sunday but caught up afterwards, I've purchased my first set, I went for the Valley drifter set which was £70 on amazon, I've bought my first extension too and will pick up the rest as and when I can! Cant wait to get to the full making of everything! Not sure what loco to go with tho, the valley drifter isn't a powerful engine but a good start!

As for the lights, there at the beginning of the video, you did take the instructions out and there was a bit about some switch settings for the lighting, I believe. Maybe the cab interior is set for DCC, rather than analog?

Nice model . Yep I think you are right though , completely fails on value for money . Your having to pay the Kader premium . Will wait for the second tranche of the Accurascale model as I think the first tranche is already sold out, in any case they haven’t modelled any of the variants I want . I know it would be expensive Sam, but would be really interested in what Accurascale and Bachmann sound locos sound like on DC . I think they still work whereas Hornby ones need DCC

Before watching this I will say that the Bachmann 37 is bullet proof. Have 14 and never had an issue. Not so with Bachmann 66 but I love the 37. Will I buy the new one?. No way, too expensive so I will grab a second hand one and check out the Accurascale one.

Very surprised that you would get one of these Sam especially with the price, to me it’s fantastic and I definitely would pick one up, if I do get one in the future I might look for a large logo one because this version you have looks fantastic.

My theory is that Bachman retooled one of their most popular models to put it in line with their as popular class 56 ( or whatever model was first to have a deluxe trim ) I believe they did it to put them on the same level

👍Great video but I think I'll stick with the Accura one! :)

Hi Sam, thanks for another fine comparison video, I really need you as my accountant so you can purchase appropriate stock for my model railway 😁

I already have an older Bachman 37 and have the Accurascale on pre order so will give this a miss ,nice looking loco though.

I would say the upcoming release of the Accurascale 37s prompted Bachmann to release theirs a lot sooner. But if they are able to do that then i don't see why not. I suppose we'll just have to see what Accurascale comes up with.

So my two cents on this is that you need to look at the wider picture. There are only a handful of locos that could support two manufactures. The class 37 is very much up there. 70+ years in service and every livery under the sun. Plenty of double heading and they get everywhere. It'd be a bold claim for even a single mile of track in the UK to have never seen one. Almost every layout can justify them and they are incredibly popular with enthusiasts. Bachmann was already developing the class 47 new tool before Accurascale came to market with the Deltic and the 37 was the obvious next target to update with similar technology. I don't think this was a cynical stab at Accurascale unlike the Rails Terrier saga. The release schedule lines up well with the Class 47 last year being the major retool and this being this years. It was due for a retool anyway with the tooling being quite old. Ultimately, neither Accurascale or Bachmann will lose money on their investment and each has it's own merits. The Accurascale guys have already completely sold out of batch 1 before it's even landed. Batch 2 looks set to get some upgrades with a working fan and should be even more profitable as the tooling is paid off. I doubt Bachmann's examples will remain on the shelves long and neither will Accurascales batch 2.

I prefer the Bachmann over the Accurascale at the right price. With Bachmann you know you're getting a quality and reliable mechanism, but Accurascale is new to the game and I think they prioritise detail over running.

Hi sam Hope you are well? Not my cup of tea But full respect to bachmann for retooling the model with some great improvements Yes your right Bachmann could of retool the J39 jinty or n class or gave us a brand new announced loco Keep safe arp

If direct competition can make both companies make better models for more reasonable price (yes i realize the price of this very loco has peen pointed out as too much, i mean when Accurascale releases that might motivate more comparable price from Bachmann). I do not mind competition infact i hope it will be very good indicator of what each company can do, yes i would like generation 1 steam locomotives (Coalbrookdale, Locomotion ( NOT a Kylie minogue song one ), Rocket, Puffing Billy etc.) to have more models i also realize those might be more nieche, diversifying model range into engines not yet made is something i consider a good idea if only for preservation of accurate dimensions tho i see some would be less popular than than stars, like how many people would want separate planet and planetee models?

Love Class 37's I've got a Hornby one of my own, love this new Bachmann casting and I'll sure see you again soon 😉 Thanks for the Upload, Regards Zeke:)

Great review sam glad you done this one as I have 4 off the older ones which im very happy with, Bachmann have drawn a bit of blank on this one, look forward to the accuriscale review 👍

I do like new this new Class 37 diesel from Bachmann Sam but its price is too expensive. 244 pounds and 95 pence is just way beyond anyone's budget. I rather buy Accurascale Class 37 diesel for 169 pounds which is reasonable and better.

Sam I recieved all the exam papers today, it wasn't so bad haha. Thanks for your help. 😊

Sam I do believe that you are right in having your suspicion of Bachmann's 37 release, although you have very cleverly disguised your beliefs. One question that's resin from this is why British models still have couplings attached to the bogies and not the body? Maybe you can find out ? But like you, I'm very interested in seeing Accurascale's 37 which I'm very excited to get my Hands on soon. Keep up your great work 👍

Only just been watching ur channel mate and I really enjoy it I,ll be watching more, godbless you sir,

I'm a bit puzzled by the cab lights not working on Analogue, given that Bachmann's Class 85 electric does have working cab lights regardless of whether it's on DC or DCC.

You rated the Bachmann 37 from two years ago at 9.19 -- the 6th highest rating of 40 locos reviewed over the last 3 years. This one, with less pulling power and a huge price increase, finds itself way down at 31st place out of the 40 reviews.

Last comment 👍😃 the "turning wheel" in the cab is in effect the ''handbrake" which is what the little chains are for on the bogies. As far as I know they work the linkage to apply the brakes

Honestly, even if Bachmanns model isn’t as good as acurascales, honestly they have brand loyalty on their side. There are people that stick to brands almost blindly. Like Hornby, I just happened to be on their website, and saw some reviews of the railway children 4f, and they were all 5 stars, which means either those reviews are fake, or I think some people may be blinded by brand loyalty. One of the reviews mentioned “Hornby’s usual level of precision.” For one of the airfix era models?

In some ways, having two companies with the same model could be good for pricing. Competition is good for consumers as it usually brings prices down. Well, that's the theory anyway. I don't see it as a waste of resources when it is two different companies releasing the same class if it promotes competition. Unfortunately that does not seem to be the case in the Model Railway scene. The prices seem to just keep going up. I guess these are designed for DCC more then DC. Flywheels are not so important on DCC as it can be programmed to slow down and speed up realistically.

So Sam with the potential for no flywheels; and it certainly seems there aren't any, why are you giving the mechanism 5 stars? I can understand the Performance getting 4 stars but the Flywheels are part of the mechanism. SO the Mechanism should only be 4.5 stars at the best. Come on you can't talk it down and then give 5 stars.

Even before your review, it seemed to me the Accurascale is the way to go. But I loved the long shade you cast over the Bachmann model :)

Bloody hell !!!! I live in Cwmbran 😲 Been here for 20 years !

Hi Sam Brilliant vid like always also Any other bachmann diesels you highly recommend for buyers like me similar to the 37 Many thanks 👍

Hi Sam, Nice review looks a good engine, I think both are trying to get it right, (shame about the price), All the best Brian 😃

Way too expensive compared to the Accurascale model. The timing of the announcement and the immediate release stinks of hornby’s underhanded style of business practice.🤬

The trains from hornby's UK and the USA stores are they Compatible to each other I want ther trains?

I do think while the Bachman model looks great it could have done better with possibly some crew to fit into the cab and having it dcc fitted as standard, I do like it tho even with its extreme price

Awesome video today Sam beautiful modle might have to get one

Hi Sam I had 2 of these with sound fitted, sent them both back, strange noise when running, very disappointing, i like you prefer the old 37

Very cool Sam :) and I have some suggestions maybe you could review some Hornby and Bachmann diesels such as the class 47 and the class 55 deltic diesel and maybe some Hornby diesels with TTS sound cheers :)

Great video review as always Sam, one question where are the stubby aerials front and rear on this new model? 😉

You should do a review of the new Bachmann Acella train

I can’t wait for the Bachmann Class 31.

Great review Sam! Very impressed with the details and quality on this locomotive.

I think I may get the old Bachmann 37 thankyou for the video

Hmm. I have the Bachmann class 37 'rail celebrity' with factory sound fitted. A regional exclusive model . Can not see how bachmann could have improved on it as its deffo one of my best runners. I love her to bits and would not trade her for the world. Great video Sam, but will not persuade me to go out and buy one. :)

Brilliant - competition not cartels. Let the company producing the best model at the best price win. No more monopolies where any old overpriced rubbish will do, because that is all that is available.

Hi Sam, just started my venture into 00 gauge layouts! Currently have an old Hornby panier tank and a cheap 0-4-0 railroad range loco. My question is what bigger loco would you recommend I look into purchasing next? I have no era in mind and I don’t care if it’s steam or diesel, I just want it to be “bigger” and of some visual quality. Can’t wait to hear from you, Best Regards Aaron

The opinion on the forums (I know a dangerous place) is that there were enough built and they cover such a broad time frame the market can take 2x 37 models and there will be plenty variants too. That being said, Bachmann today literally announced the exact same model as an Accurascale one 🤦

All my Bachmann diesel's and ive quite a few crawl very nicely under DCC its not good enough to keep saying they dont on analog! Ps my Accurascale locos do as well.

I love the class 37 but the Deltic/class 55 is still my favourite diesel by far a great review Sam 😁

An excellent review Sam. I have an AS class 37 on order and like many are fed up with the lead times, however despite the GLOWING reviews posted elsewhere the new Bachmann appears to be less than it should be and very expensive. A proper head to head is going to be very very interesting 🤨

Nice to see you Sam. I hope for more variety to surface in the coming years.

Sam's trains, Can you compare hornby class 47 vs bachmann class 47

'Coombe-bran' 'w' is a 'oo' sound. Cwmbran. If we have to except the higher pricing of railway models, then it goes without saying the quality of the model has to vastly improve. I'm seeing a highly detailed model here. Which goes a long way towards excepting the price.

Hi Sam. I am always delighted when there is a notification of a new Sam's Trains upload - it makes good alternative viewing to TV news about inflation, rising interest rates, Liz Truss and the war in Ukraine! I agree with you about the disappointment that is caused by 'me too' models. I would like an Electostar, but nobody has made one. There are only new toolings of models I have already got! After watching your video, I took a look at my Bachmann Class 37. The price sticker on the box is £57. Those were the days! Thanks for uploading.

I've also seen Dean Park's review of this, and he brought up a few other points on this. - Apparently the old version of the 37 was out of scale in a few key areas, and this meant it looked slightly off to people who knew the design well. This has apparently been connected with the retool. - Underframe details is apparently now more prototypical. - NEM sockets have been moved forward and can now be removed if desired (say at the front). On the downside it means the NEM snow plough no longer fits probably, despite the paint work. - Don't think he saw the slow down you saw, but he was running DCC not DC. Nice balanced review from you though. Just picked up a new Bachmann FNA nuclear flask wagon, are you going to review these? They are a bit pricey, but look good, and no one else makes them. Not had a chance to run mine yet though.

Watching your review of the LBSC H1 4-4-2 I couldn't help noticing that your SR coaches didn't look very modern. In fact they looked positively ancient. Can I suggest the purchase of some Maunsell coaches would be appropriate with Pullman corridor connections, buckeye couplings and era 3, 4 and 5 SR and BR(SR) liverys. Obviously as the SR organised their coaches into fixed sets because their business was based on passengers rather than goods it would be good to buy coaches that could be formed into sets. This is easily done as Hornby did put the set numbers on the end of each set. One of the most common sets were made up of 3 or 4 coaches. However some sets had upto 8 coaches and Bullied and BR MK1 coaches were also formed up into sets. These sets remained formed up for many years. If you get a chance and have some old Hornby catalogues you can probably find some coaches on eBay that will make up some sets. I have made up quite a few sets (nearly 20) in 4 years. These include Push-Pull sets and non-corridor coaches. There are 5 Bullied 3 coach sets, 3 BR and 2 SR. The coaches are reasonably priced from £30. The set numbers are 965, 967, 968, 972, 973, and are made up of BTK-CK-BTK Bullied 59ft coaches that Hornby introduced in 2018. Here is the list of these sets with the coach running numbers. Those with S at the start and end of the running number are BR sets and those without the S are SR sets. 965 2845 5711 2846 967 S2849S S5713S S2850S 968 S2851S S5716S S2852S 972 S2859S S5718S S2860S 973 2861 5719 2862 I have those 5 sets as some of them were my first purchases. I hope that this gets you started. Bye from Ian.

You reviewed the previous bachmann 37 less than two years ago. You rated it 9.19 -- the 6th highest rating of 40 locos reviewed over the last 3 years. This one, with less pulling power and a huge price increase, finds itself way down at 31st place out of the 40 reviews.

I hope Bachmann dose another update to some other models, they did really nice work with this project and I hope they do the same with some other ones too. Excellent review as always Sam!

She certainly looks the part, doe the cab light up on DCC do we know?. If she was priced around the £180 to £200 mark id snap one up, but maybe a bit out of my price range at the moment.

hi sam, how many class 37s do we want ? why not make a loco that no one else has like electric loco 20003 of 1948 built for the southern region, it was a Bullied/Rawth design also known as a booster loco

Hello, what is the weight of this model?

a snow plow that fits in a nem coupling.....i'm literally looking at my five LNER W1's right now and thinking of this: *"MY W1's need snow plows damnit!"* I live here in the states, so I will definitely be buying a few of these Class 37's just for the snowplows to be able to be fit to my LNER W1's from Hornby.