That's lovely.

Very nice Mike, just found last few at Rails at good price so ordered along with the Hornby Class 71 on offer too that you reviewed

Too beautiful for words. Thanks Mike. Regards, David.

Lovely models !

Hi Mike, you certainly know how to make a video. Very enjoyable, and well researched it's always a pleasure to watch your channel. Thank you and keep it up.

They look superb, Very tempted to get some

Lovely video with your usual attention to historic detail Mike! My only moan is that you have possibly pushed me over the edge of buying a set myself!!!

I've got a set from Kernow the first time around. Fabulous model and yes, the gates are exquisite, quirky and something rather different!!

The gate stock looks really splendid Mike. I'm thinking of getting the maroon livery set. These coaches must have been draughty, and I wonder what happened when it rained?

Hi Mike - They look very nice with the gates and something a little different . Do you think that the EFE products could be over priced ? Cheers Kev

They look amazing!! Mmm did a terrier pulled these in real life ?

Hi mike These are very interesting rolling stock. Are they worth the money? Thanks for sharing Love the history Please keep safe Keep safe arp

Is that inner track R2?

in what way is it 'unique'? Before Bachmann bought DJModels this was available from Kernow Models. So this is its SECOND production run - not unique! The model has been available as an etched brass kit for many years, and a number of modellers scratch-built theirs, so not unique in any sense. Nor is yours the only one that exists, so not unique. Neither is the Southern Maunsell green lined livery the only one available, so not unique! If you want an eye-catching opening to your strapline, you need to try harder to find an appropriate adjective, such as beautifully detailed, highly accurate, even rare prototype would do, since there were very few of them, but not just one. As to complaining about buffer locking on curves, don't blame the MODEL, rather the ridiculously tight curves on your toy train set.