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31 minutes ago, pete_mcfarlane said:
BuT wHy WoNt Dapol pOsT tHe LiNk To ThE cHeAp FaKeS sO i CaN aVoId ThEm?
Certainly pathetically transparent and worthy of getting duped.
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5 minutes ago, woodenhead said:
It should just happen, not sure what went wrong in your post @AY Mod might know more.
Copied and pasted as plain text probably which strips out the hyperlink and the auto embed.
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20 minutes ago, Steve Hewitt said:Initially this is being done on a one to one basis with each operator spending one or two days with John for intensive learning.
So, so glad to hear all this. It's a bit like a favourite band getting back together.
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Please use existing topic https://www.rmweb.co.uk/forums/topic/160422-o-gauge-inspection-saloon/
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17 minutes ago, gwrrob said:
Had an email today advising these are very close to being sent out to customers.
They are and, thanks to Rapido, will be sent directly to customers. It'll take a time to work through due to other direct and trade orders so anyone asking 'Where's mine?' will get a penalty applied bumping them down the order. 😁
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13 minutes ago, Phil Parker said:
But the little voice in my head says bad things...
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12 minutes ago, woodenhead said:
Mrs W and I had the same discussion .... but a return to barter probably isn’t in the cards
The odds of you getting a favourable exchange in a marital marketplace are weak. I'd stick with loan sharks as a safer bet.
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3 hours ago, Dunsignalling said:
But how does the specification/detail of the TT:120 HST's sit vis-a-vis the Railroad and "full-fat" OO versions?
I'd be comfortable stating that the TT:120 model standards are superior to the Railroad version but, as a consequence of scale, lacks a commensurate number of separate parts in comparison to the main range HST.
The review for BRM will feature in the next issue coming out in digital form next Friday. Unfortunately it's a cross breed in terms of livery but if you look hard enough you can find justification for this permutation.
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49 minutes ago, JSpencer said:
The sale will NOT support Dapol (who paid to develop the model in the first place) nor your UK based Model shop - many of whom would welcome the sale AND provide you with support with your hobby.
Facebook Marketplace shows there are sufficient number of mugs who don't care about any of that stuff for it to be worthwhile for scammers (and there's plenty of them). The mugs then go onto other Facebook groups to grumble that they've been done. 😁
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1 minute ago, JSpencer said:
In this case, they are not much cheaper than buying the UK. Nah! not worth the risk even if they claim free returns!
Indeed so and that's before any duty and handling charges that may come as a surprise bonus.
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24 minutes ago, kevinlms said:
Matches the thread title then, as your mistake, not mine.
I read it the same way as he did, on rereading it's no clearer
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On 31/03/2024 at 13:51, dasatcopthorne said:
And here we are weeks after the event where the organisers seem to have done nothing about informing exhibitors about the problem and I'm sure many have paid up.
9 minutes ago, BanburyKev said:I need to pay the fine. I wish someone would sort this out?
It should be obvious from this topic that @SteveCole is the best point of contact for resolution.
On 25/03/2024 at 15:21, SteveCole said:Hi all,
We've been in discussion with Ally Pally about the unacceptable car parking situation for traders and layout owners. They have ensured us that ALL fines will be cancelled so should you receive a fine letter, please just ignore it.
We're sorry for any hassle this has caused. Trust me, we'll be speaking with the venue about how we can ensure this doesn't happen at the 2025 event!
Steve
'Banging on' in the topic isn't the most efficient way, he wouldn't know your name, reg, dates, times etc from this topic would be?
Just get in touch!
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15 minutes ago, andrewshimmin said:
I hope someone asks them on the Q&A for at least a headline update on the progress of the Phase 3, Phase 4 and beyond plans.
If you want to know why don't you do that?
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Some would have you believe Swindon was perfect.
Western Legion(n)aire
And then Dapol spelt it in correct form wearing a livery only carried when the name was misspelt.
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3 hours ago, Michael Hodgson said:
I don't have access to facebook.
Unless there's some kind of court order or you live behind the bamboo curtain you and everyone has access to its public pages. Whether you have a login is a different matter.
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34 minutes ago, Ron Ron Ron said:I thought "Chuff" was used as an anachronism for backside?
Puts a different light on the idea of a fragrance with that name.
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It's their crack marketing team again.
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1 hour ago, Hairy Bear Digital said:
Oh dear. Someone may have missed the relevance of 1980s slang.
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12 minutes ago, Ozexpatriate said:
I'm getting super tired of seeing this:
It's a regular feature lately.
I've only had one other report in 48 hours and not seen it at this end.
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2 minutes ago, Bon Accord said:
Still rather baffled why they're going for Express Blue livery however.
To stop people on Facebook asking why it's green.
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3 minutes ago, Siberian Snooper said:
Any idea of the opening times?
Full info here.
https://www.rmweb.co.uk/shows/bristol-2024/
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12 minutes ago, Damo666 said:
Regrettably I even recognise this condition in my teenage daughter, who tells me I explain too much when she asks a question,
= I don't want your excess information, I only want what I want. When I need the rest I will ask at my convenience. 🙄
Which then leads to the selfish ignorance of local Facebook groups where everything from "when's the next bus?" through to "who is the best builder?" questions occur ad nauseum rather than researching anything. I don't think they're doing anything more important with the rest of their time.
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This topic is symptomatic of something that bugs me.
An accusatory topic was created to which I respond with an acknowledgement which there has been no acknowledgement of from the OP.
This week I have had eight PMs, Contact Us messages and emails asking for advice or assistance to which no acknowledgement or thanks have been returned. I do lodge these upstairs so that next time they won't get a response.
I'm always happy to help and respond, at least once. However, my time is of no lesser value than your own*.
Many people have, and do, reply but there seems to be an increasing number of people these days who don't acknowledge a response to a question they have raised, it's also a work environment thing and the lack of courtesy really does grate with me.
* I am guilty of a number things I haven't had chance to reply to that require a bit more time for a proper response but they're not things where someone has a problem.
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2 hours ago, Gilbert said:
I think she's great value and a decent, happy, youngster who clearly loves trains. I hope no one shows her the negative stuff on here. She also seems to have got some of the NR guys to talk to her as well.
Chris
Fair play to her; she's capturing and saying what she sees - it's not about 'me me me me' like so many others.
She then took the time to go back, do more, and do it better. She's got good character.
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Harburn Hobbies - Bachmann Retailer of the Year 2023
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HARBURN HOBBIES RECEIVE ‘BACHMANN RETAILER OF THE YEAR’ AWARD FOR 2023
Bachmann Europe has revealed the latest recipient of its prestigious Retailer of the Year Award, with Scottish retailer Harburn Hobbies crowned as the winners for 2023. The award was presented to owners Bob and Gillian Baird and members of their team by their Regional Account Manager, Ron Jones and Bachmann’s Head of Sales, Pauline Hinkley.
After presenting the award Pauline said: “I was delighted to have the opportunity to visit the store and present this award to Harburn Hobbies who have been supporters of all things Bachmann for many years. Their professionalism, vast product knowledge and dedication to the hobby are all so evident from every member of their team, and I’m sure this is the key to their longevity and success. I wish them many more years of providing excellent service to the people of Britain and beyond.”
On receiving the award, Bob Baird said: “Gill, Grahame, Ann and I, and all the team at Harburn Hobbies were very proud and delighted to be awarded the Bachmann Retailer of the Year 2023. Harburns dates back to the 1930s and was incorporated as a Private Limited Company in 1959, with the Baird family acquiring the business in 1966.” “We have dealt with Bachmann UK since they started and have endeavoured to give the best service to our customers, be it in the shop, over the phone or through our internet site. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our customers both local, national, or indeed international who have bought Bachmann products from us, and we thank them for their support and encouragement over the many years.” “With Edinburgh being such a famous tourist destination, we're always very happy to welcome customers from around the UK and the world. Now it couldn't be more convenient to visit the shop since the extended tram service from the Airport takes you straight to the shop door - just alight at "McDonald Road" (Harburn Halt)! Once again, very many thanks Bachmann for this award!”
Harburn Hobbies was already well established in Edinburgh by 1938. It was a partnership between a Mr Hargreaves and a Mr Burns, with the resulting shop named Harburns. On July 15th 1959 a limited company was formed – Harburn Hobbies Limited – and the Baird family took it over in 1966. Owner Bob had started out working in the original shop (near the Foot of Leith Walk) as a Saturday boy in 1961! Gill, Bob's wife, joined the business and a move to their current larger premises nearer the city centre was made in 1978.
Following years of construction, trams now run from the Airport down Leith Walk to Newhaven and as owners Bob and Gill say, the upheaval has all been worth it. The McDonald Road Tram Stop is conveniently right at Harburn's door! With its 90th anniversary on the horizon, Harburn Hobbies remains one of Scotland’s leading model shops which continues to cater for a variety of hobbies but with a strong emphasis on model railways.