Steve Taylor

Just stumbled across this thread. I am certainly interested, but are they capable of being regauged to P4?

Mind it'll make one hell of a see-saw going over the top...........

now there's a thought.........

I'll own up to taking the opportunity to get these kits with future plans in mind, so sadly can't as yet repay your efforts in designing them by showing anything finished, but now life is settling down again I hope to make a start this year. In the meantime, I keep planning, watching, reading and learning. Thank you all for sharing your builds, revealing the pitfalls and "tricks" and along the way inspiring.

chequebook standing by ready.... Shout when you got it all sorted.

I'm sorry to hear about your health, but hope that you're on the mend now. Thanks for keeping us updated regarding progress. Like all good things they should be ready when they are ....... ready. Have a peaceful and Happy Christmas and all the best for a productive 2020. Regards Steve

I hope that you’re on the mend and keeping out of mischief. I’m still very much interested in buying the Tennant as before, but may be a tad tardy in replying at the minute as I’m working away weekdays. All the best and thanks again Steve ps. Put me down for a j25 too please

Arthur, thanks for that. Given my geographical interests, how could I resist. You've got my details from previous orders? Let me know when you need payment etc. Regards Steve

I'm definitely interested but am "between" jobs until November so have to be a bit careful with the finances. Would that be anywhere near your timescale?

more......? Do the neighbours know they're about to be annexed, or is the experimental multi height fiddle yard concept being reworked into a multi storey shed towering over the surroundings and resembling a PSB?

.... well viewed from space, the shed is visible while the house is not.

Arthur, can you put me down for a J25 when they are ready please? Steve Taylor

it's a complicated, risky place, full of junctions and canals, you don't want to go there..... trust me.

The pictures indicate a massive amount of work, but the descriptions truly indicate a massive leap forward. Looking forward to getting to grips with new improved LCJ with go-faster stripes.

...... and an SLU is of course the British imperial measurement commonly known as the "standard leaning unit" most commonly applied after the PU of course, unless adverse weather requires emergency SLU usage in advance of PU application, due to say... a hurricane on the way to the pub.