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4 May 2023

British Railway Announcements | Summer 2023

The start of May means that it’s time for our Summer British Railway Announcements and all was revealed on Wednesday 3rd May 2023. The largest offering of new products via a single British Railway Announcements to date, the Summer collection showcases new models in N, OO and O scale, all of which are scheduled for release in the coming months.

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26 April 2023

Product Highlight: Graham Farish Wagons

The Graham Farish N Scale range is set to grow over the coming weeks, with several new wagon models having already arrived or due to arrive at retailers soon. Many of these wagons are being released in pairs that carry the same livery but with different running numbers, allowing modellers to have the same kind of wagon twice within a...

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1 February 2023

British Railway Announcements | Spring 2023

Today (1st February 2023) saw the launch of our first new products for 2023 with the Spring British Railway Announcements. Following a bumper year in 2022, which saw twelve major projects completed and delivered to retailers, and a total of more than 400 new items released in our British-outline railway ranges, today’s British Railway Announcements is Bachmann’s biggest yet, with some 111 new items unveiled and confirmed for delivery to Bachmann stockists in the coming months.

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23 January 2019

New Liveries – OO9 Narrow Gauge

Following on from our our New OO9 Tooling Announcements, we are delighted to be able to share with you the new liveries we have planned for our 2019 range.

Bachmann Europe News

15 November 2018

Cornish Coal Trader Wagons – Sales Area Exclusive

We are pleased to announce a new Sales Area Exclusive set of private owner wagons. The set (37-081TL) comprises of three OO scale South Western coal trader wagons representative of liveries that ran in Cornwall and would have predominately carried coal for household use. All three wagons are 7-Plank end door design with planked floors, bottom doors and split spoke...