http://www.liliput.de/index.php...d=82&Itemid=99999999

[:p]Their beautifull ET11 back![:p]

Thei U-boat transport on page 22 is fun too. Cant imagine they'd transport their torpedoes like that though.

Has anyone spotted their pricelist?

Both Hornby and Fleischmann at some stage in their model releases over the past 30 years, put the motor and drive train in the tender, and the tender wheels were powered. The locomotive driving wheels ran freely with no driven connection.
The concept worked quite well in my opinion.
Although it was strange to hear the motor going on a grade, tender wheels slipping, and no movement in the driving wheels!
regards
Kimball

Thanks for the link.

I heard the price may rise again due to China Currency. Hornby price rise again as well.

http://www.modelrailforu...index.php?showtopic=7680

My experience of Liliput is limited to one of their HOe locos, but on that one performance is superb. It's very quiet, smooth, doesn't wobble and will run at a prototypical speed. It won't pull much but it's a model of a loco which is famed for its low haulage abilities, so it's realistic there too!

Assuming that they are mostly like their Bachmann OO sisters, a good one is a superb loco but you should try to buy in a shop so that you can see it running before buying. I have never had any problems with the Bachmann diesels but they seem to have a minor problem with anything with coupling rods - I had two steamers which both needed some adjustment to the quartering to make them run smoothly.

Don't let the torpedo roll off the wagon!

@ WelshMatt: what can you tell about the general pulling capacity? And what decoders does Lilliput use? ESU LP3?