Buying 3 eBay Class 37's for the price of one new one. Good idea?

In this video I show you (exceptionally quickly for me) one option to reduce loco costs in these times of increasing costs. There has been A LOT of recent news on the price of locos. Are secondhand options up to the running requirements, and do they look good enough?

In this video I show you how you could get your hands on three Class 37 locos from eBay for the price of one new one. The locos are fully boxed, in good nick, and two of them are DCC chipped! In one case 40% of the loco cost could be attributed to the chip.

All of the other goodies I have bought are on my website, please take a look if you would like further inspiration, it also helps me to fund my video development and my website hosting (with no effect on you at all).

http://www.aberhaltjunction.co.uk/Goo...

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Affiliate links below if you fancy supporting the channel for items I swear by, no direct cost for you [no difference in cost for you, I get a few % which goes to my website operating costs, made a whole £3 last year!! :) ]:
You too can search for a ViTrains Class 37, good luck!!:
https://ebay.us/qJdFbP

Hornby Select (https://amzn.to/3Ge9664) (£120, bargain)
Wago Connectors (https://amzn.to/3wOy5IF) (£15)
Wiring loom (https://amzn.to/3wH3eyW) (£7.50, free delivery)
Bridge: https://ebay.us/WGmClj
Retaining Walls (superb and a bargain!): https://ebay.us/ayqXxC

More information for beginners can be found on my website:
http://www.aberhaltjunction.co.uk