March, 2019 - BACHMANN EUROPE NEWS

27 March 2019

Latest Developments on Show at Alexandra Palace

The Bachmann Roadshow team were in London last weekend for the London Festival of Railway Modelling and we’re delighted to share with you some of the highlights that were on display during the show. In the Members Lounge – a dedicated area for members of the Bachmann Collectors Club – we had the latest samples of forthcoming models on display...

Bachmann Europe News

21 March 2019

New Announcements from W.Britain

Pre-order New AZW Figures with your local Bachmann stockist! We are pleased to announce four new additions to the W. Britain Anglo-Zulu war collection, these stunning new sculpts are representations of Zulu warriors from the uThulwana and uDloke Regiments. Hand-sculpted and painted, these exquisite miniatures can be displayed standalone or used within a diorama for added effect! Anglo-Zulu war diorama...

Collectables

14 March 2019

Latest Bachmann Collectors Club News

The latest edition of the Bachmann Times, the official magazine of the Bachmann Collectors Club started to arrive with our members last week and featured on the front cover is the latest limited edition club model – the N scale Diesel Shunter No. 878 ‘Basra’ in Longmoor Military Railway Blue livery (371-020K).

Bachmann Collectors Club/Bachmann Europe News

7 March 2019

Free Vintage Bus Ride!

On Sunday 7th April the Bachmann Roadshow team will be heading to the London Bus Museum at Brooklands for the Spring Gathering and Classic Bus Show. Here, Exclusive First Editions (E.F.E.) will be announcing their next all-new 1:76 scale bus and we’re giving members of the Bachmann Collectors Club the chance to ride the real bus to and from the...

Exhibitions and Shows

6 March 2019

Presenting the RMS Titanic!

In 1912, after colliding with an iceberg during her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York, the RMS Titanic disappeared into the Atlantic Ocean. Titanic has become one of the most famous ships in history; the memory is kept alive by numerous works of popular culture, including books, folk songs, films, exhibits and memorials. The colossal liner was 882 feet 9 inches long with a maximum breadth...