Bachmann's Standard 9F, pulls like a, well, like a train!

[Themodelrailway]

Thats alot of wagons behind the loco. The Bachmann 9F's look amazing, might have to invest in one someday. However I still believe that the Bachmann Peppercorn A1's and A2's have good traction and power within them. Tornado and Blue Peter up till now I think are unmatchable on my layout.

[istich123]

Is the Bachmann model more powerful than the Hornby one and is it more expensive?

[hirsutetone]

@istich123

I really have no idea - I only have the Bachmann one...

[leftwingnerd]

@istich123 Yes and yes. The bachmann model is much more powerful, though it is slightly more expensive. I imagine it's well worth paying the extra though - it's only £15 or so more, but the bachmann one can pull like the real thing - have a look at some other videos on youtube to see just how much it's capable of.

[MrPetrolhead09]

I have weathered 92044. Fantastic Loco. Nice Blood & Custard set! =)

[kylewilliams1000]

the 9f is stunning

[thomasandfriends1000]

that is a lot of coal cars

[thomasandfriends1000]

add another 9F engine and double the number of cars

[hirsutetone]

@thomasandfriends1000 And then we would be in North America? I would love to!

[tiger0tank]

@hirsutetone pff,t in north america we hook up 5 diesels to a 3mile long train, now that is epic :)

[hirsutetone]

@tiger0tank I would not disagree at all, I am a fan of North American railroads too, steam and diesel.

[46245a]

Good job old chum, I shall have to come and play next time you're out in the garden.

[hirsutetone]

@46245a Muchas gracias, muchachos!

[BristolCastle]

WOW thats a long train

how many wagons?

[hirsutetone]

@BristolCastle 45-ish I think, wasn't really counting :-)

[jettrainfan]

wow! how many cars was that?! im guessing around 40-60 range.