guess i just need to grab as many as possible while i'm still here

hye, anyone has wind turbine scale model..like this http://www.reynaulds.com/products/Kibri/8532.aspx. or someone know where to buy in malaysia, because i cant find kibri shop at malaysia..please inform me..i will buy with good price..thanks..very urgent,for my U project

This post has been edited by altecaltec11: Dec 15 2010, 08:44 PM

there's one listing over here in auckland, trademe
don't mind helping you to get but please remember shipping cost cheapest option only air economy from auckland to msia

many thanks for the info judge-the

anyone has wind turbine model,want to sell to me?

This post has been edited by altecaltec11: Dec 16 2010, 06:47 PM

hope to find some ppl that are still into model railroad in msia



still very messy... awaiting short straight tracks before can proceed

3rd revamp done on my current layout... 24 feb 2011



finally i'm happy with it... just need some fine tuning further

This post has been edited by judge-the: Feb 24 2011, 05:56 PM

wow, nice setup. and nice layout space you got there.

due to the christchurch's quake my package for the hornby r609 3rd radius curved tracks are delayed till next week. that's why my current 3rd radius looks a bit weird. yup it's a very nice space i have on the mezannie floor in my studio apartment. don't think so i can have such space backhome in seremban

i'm running 2 power controller; DC and DCC on this layout. will try installing few point motors but still trying to figure out how to power it because DCC point decoder is way too expensive and only limit to 4 motors

took this pic this morning much better than last night

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Added on March 14, 2011, 3:56 amstill can't find anyone interested with railroad in lyn

my revised layout... should be my final layout design


This post has been edited by judge-the: Mar 14 2011, 03:56 AM

Hi,

Do you know if any of the Hyper Guardian Plarail sets are sold in Malaysia? I mean like
http://www.takaratomy.co.jp/products/plarail/hyper/index.htm
http://www.takaratomy.co.jp/products/plara...0_pte/index.htm

Or alternatively the Tomy (UK) HyperCity Rescue line which appears to be the same thing http://www.tomy.co.uk/products/toys-and-ga...percity-rescue/ (the HyperCity line in general appears to include generic Plarail stuff)

I guess this is what you mean Power Ranger type crossover (although it's more like Transformers to me). I've looked in a few Parksons and MetroJaya in KL but not found. Haven't looked in Mid Valley yet. I just found out Litt Tak had warehouse sale 10-13 March sadly found out too late and I'm leaving Malaysia in a few weeks. I asked Litt Tak if it is available here, dunno if they will reply or not.

I know can get from eBay and also Japanese online store but shipping can be expensive for big items like that so if available here and is not too high markup is good. (It's not available in New Zealand or if it is it's only for a very high price although the Hypercity could appear some time in the future since it's still fairly new in the UK and things like that often take a while to come to NZ).

Cheers

This post has been edited by Nil Einne: Mar 22 2011, 06:54 PM

i oso have 2 set of starter kit for HO scale..but its back in the box..no space to setup the train..

1 set is HORNBY flying scotsman..another one is TRIX DB train set... and lots of extra cars,coaches.. ++ alot of tracks..

dont know where to setup the train..wish i could have a space just like u!..ahahaha



This post has been edited by aril^spawn: Mar 22 2011, 10:16 PM

yup nz is very the slow and most of the times kind a overpriced too

just get a 8'x4' plywood that will do
i've started with hornby set but now i'm feeling hornby is way overpriced especially over here in nz. so for locomotives i only buy from bachmann and rolling stocks i'll go with cheaper brand such as modelpower or life-like then change the all the wheels to steel wheels. trying to avoid hornby rolling stocks as the some of them can't change the coupler!

[quote=judge-the,Mar 23 2011, 03:20 AM]
yup nz is very the slow and most of the times kind a overpriced too
just get a 8'x4' plywood that will do
i've started with hornby set but now i'm feeling hornby is way overpriced especially over here in nz. so for locomotives i only buy from bachmann and rolling stocks i'll go with cheaper brand such as modelpower or life-like then change the all the wheels to steel wheels. trying to avoid hornby rolling stocks as the some of them can't change the coupler!

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ahhh...no time on this lovely hobby..

[quote=aril^spawn,Mar 23 2011, 06:48 AM]
[quote=judge-the,Mar 23 2011, 03:20 AM]
yup nz is very the slow and most of the times kind a overpriced too
just get a 8'x4' plywood that will do
i've started with hornby set but now i'm feeling hornby is way overpriced especially over here in nz. so for locomotives i only buy from bachmann and rolling stocks i'll go with cheaper brand such as modelpower or life-like then change the all the wheels to steel wheels. trying to avoid hornby rolling stocks as the some of them can't change the coupler!

[/quote

ahhh...no time on this lovely hobby..

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yup this hobby you need space and time and $$$ too bad it's rare in kl and cost a bomb$ for parts

hi there , i am going to shoot a music video , wish to shoot a idea about model train in my next Music video ,so i am looking some nice Model train set to shoot .anyone wanna join our team to complete this 1st model train mv in malaysia

KL area shoot for one day

i am looking a train set like this one , some of the shoot will be like this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6amrKRmI1bI


anyone intesting in this project , try add me
My facebook jk_shoo@hotmail.com
or email me

all the best

my kids trains engine hahaha....

that youtube video reminds me of 1 shop owner selling model train, very old guy. first time at his shop and he told me i started with model railroad long time ago and that time you not even born yet into this world!

thomas and friends hohoho... my son loves it so much. still cant find a reasonable secondhand price of thomas and friends ultimate set

didn't login into lowyat so long too busy with my trains. just added a new turntable and now all my trains can go back to their engine shed. too bad i can't have any landscape/scenery as i'm living in a rented property. tracks are mostly hornby and locomotives all bachmann. hornby locomotives way too expensive when it comes to digital train. bachmann is more reasonable and affordable.





This post has been edited by judge-the: May 10 2011, 04:30 AM

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
crap

went to bangsar mall... hornby train set cheapest rm 999.... fine... dowan so expensive... go to jusco... saw takara tomy train set... but all japanese...

bought for rm 150.... went home... wtf !!!! its just a train station with one flexible track.. sob sob... when ask salesperson.. said yea full track with trains.... damn

now have to fork out few hundred for additional tracks and locomotive
if this is the case better i buy the rm 999 ???
hmmm

bro that bangsar shop a bit over priced lah. buy from abroad and ships it back to msia still much more cheaper than rm999!

there's 1 forumer in garage sales selling hornby set... he's in shah alam try nego with him.

haiyah takara tomy cannot lah! just go with hornby or bachmann. avoid marklin... they are much2 more expensive than hornby

lol ok ok hahahaha takara tomy more to kids huh
hahaha
ok will find this garage sales guy

tried searching horn, hornby, train
still no results.... hmmm

This post has been edited by kueks: May 11 2011, 01:28 AM

here you go nice beginner set

This post has been edited by judge-the: May 11 2011, 04:17 AM

thanks !
hehe

just now i went to dai kong shop
the seller said piko starter pack is around rm 800

worth buying ?

This post has been edited by kueks: May 11 2011, 01:51 PM