We are pleased to announce SIX new N Scale Brass Horns in N Scale! These fine-scale details will be available next week through your favorite dealer and direct. ....and who said we gave up on detail parts? Visit our website: BLMA Models - For the True Prototype Modeler
Very nice. Of course, I only need pairs of single chime right now..... Craig, any chance you'll take up the mantle of creating some of the badly needed SP headlights, winterization hatches, gong bells, etc?
HORNS! HOOOOOOORRRRNNS! YES YES YES! You must know that I have been needing some decent horns! It looks like I have some #225s to order. You have made me a very happy N scaler, Craig!
Finally - correct horns for my N&W diesel fleet! (Leslie S5TR) No more excuses for not getting them done and running!
BLMA is always setting the standard of modern detailing for the N scalers and I can't wait to get some to replace the ones that was M.I.A from some hands knocking them off. You got to love your grandchildren (6) of them love to grab and play with Poppaw's trains.
My prayers have been answered! Thank you for making the Leslie S5T-R. These will make my 4 Chehalis Western GP 38-2's all complete. Now if someone would just make a white strobe in N scale I would have EVERYTHING I need to complete them.
I'll be getting my order in, that's 4 sure Thanks Craig, for filling a niche in the market How do they sound????wink:
Totally agree with the above,fingers crossed. Craig I bought my first BLMA PS4000 hopper the other day,all I can say is "WOW"!!! The detail thats gone into these things is amazing,excellent work! I'll be buying alot more BLMA equipment in the future..... As for the horns,I'll put my order in with Steve lol.... Keep up the great work BLMA!
This has to be the best news of the year!! Finally,I can get rid of all the plastic horns. Just wonderful! Thanks, Wolf
Absolutely super. I will be ordering when I get back from NZ in a month. Glad to see you are doing these. I hope you will consider some additional beacon styles too. Best regards., Steve E.
