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New products from IP Engineering

Post by MTA » Sat May 16, 2009 5:52 pm

IP have released four new products at Merstham today.

A laser cut (what else?!) Penryhn Quarryman's Wagon/coach kit (I've bought one!) which retails at £29.95. This is for 32mm and 45mm gauges.

A new loco (of sorts) has been introduced. It is a Hudson 'Go-Go' tractor with a cast Hudson bonnet and seat with a laser cut wooden cab with two interior seats which hinge upwards to reveal the batteries. I didn't look at the gauge but it looked big enough to suit both gauges. This retails at £69.95

Two coaches in 7/8ths scale have been released, one is a saloon coach and the other a brake composite. Both are four wheeled and retail at £50 each. No pics I'm afraid, but Andy might have some.

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Post by pauly » Sat May 16, 2009 7:21 pm

SB posted some pics of these a couple fo weeks ago :)
A steam propelled life-style.

SillyBilly

Post by SillyBilly » Sat May 16, 2009 7:42 pm

Ye, and I just love the tractor, I think somone suggested Ivor the Engine's Juganaurt (probably sp), which sounds like a great idea to me :twisted: .

MDLR

Re: New products from IP Engineering

Post by MDLR » Sat May 16, 2009 9:37 pm

MTA wrote:A new loco (of sorts) has been introduced. It is a Hudson 'Go-Go' tractor.............
It's actually a Fowler inspection tractor - the Hudson "Go Go" tractor was built using a Fordson tractor skid unit (tractor less wheels, front axle, steering and brakes) and was a much more massively constructed affair.

Chris

Re: New products from IP Engineering

Post by Chris » Sat May 16, 2009 10:23 pm

MDLR wrote:
MTA wrote:A new loco (of sorts) has been introduced. It is a Hudson 'Go-Go' tractor.............
It's actually a Fowler inspection tractor - the Hudson "Go Go" tractor was built using a Fordson tractor skid unit (tractor less wheels, front axle, steering and brakes) and was a much more massively constructed affair.
Looked a good model. I really liked it.

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