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The mojo is starting to return...

 

Having browsed a few layout topics today, I am getting the itch to start making stuff again.

 

I do need to sort the baseboards, so I can plan the track and thus determine the space for the buildings. 

 

I've also started to think about SWAG 2022, and whether I can build this in time ( just under 12 months).

 

I do need to get started...

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I had the letters cut out for TCATS - The Circle And The Stores in the same Celtic font as used for Tinner's Forge, so have been playing with the various combinations of letters to create suitable name for this layout - waste not, want not, etc.

 

So far I have:

Trerice

St Trelence

St Trelond

 

(you can see a pattern...)

 

Given the combination of the capitals & lower case letters above, what could you come up with ?

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1 hour ago, Stubby47 said:

I had the letters cut out for TCATS - The Circle And The Stores in the same Celtic font as used for Tinner's Forge, so have been playing with the various combinations of letters to create suitable name for this layout - waste not, want not, etc.

 

So far I have:

Trerice

St Trelence

St Trelond

 

(you can see a pattern...)

 

Given the combination of the capitals & lower case letters above, what could you come up with ?


Iain Rice made a China clay micro “Trerice” - just to note.

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2 hours ago, Stubby47 said:

I had the letters cut out for TCATS - The Circle And The Stores in the same Celtic font as used for Tinner's Forge, so have been playing with the various combinations of letters to create suitable name for this layout - waste not, want not, etc.

 

So far I have:

Trerice

St Trelence

St Trelond

 

(you can see a pattern...)

 

Given the combination of the capitals & lower case letters above, what could you come up with ?

Working on it...

 

Not sure that St Tre... works in the way that either on its own does.

 

I'm thinking about three prefixes: St, Tre and Lan; and perhaps a total of three syllables, which seem to roll off the tongue nicely. Leave it with me for a while.

 

Edit: Lan won't work, as there's no capital L.

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10 minutes ago, St Enodoc said:

Working on it...

 

Not sure that St Tre... works in the way that either on its own does.

 

I'm thinking about three prefixes: St, Tre and Lan; and perhaps a total of three syllables, which seem to roll off the tongue nicely. Leave it with me for a while.

 

Edit: Lan won't work, as there's no capital L.

Trelorne is the best I can come up with at the moment..

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There are a lot of "Cars" in Cornwall and it seems like you have a capital C available, right? (And there are a lot of cars in Cornwall in the season, too.)

 

So how about something like, "Cardinnick"?

 

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2 minutes ago, Harlequin said:

There are a lot of "Cars" in Cornwall and it seems like you have a capital C available, right? (And there are a lot of cars in Cornwall in the season, too.)

 

So how about something like, "Cardinnick"?

 

 

...except I don't have two 'n's or a 'k'.   Or an 'a'.

 

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Just now, Stubby47 said:

 

...except I don't have two 'n's or a 'k'.   Or an 'a'.

 

Yes, I just realised I'd broken the "rules"... D'Oh!

You're not making this easy! :wink_mini:

 

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Aston, St Cleer and Treen being actual places in Cornwall

 

Other than that I can only come up with fictitious names

 

St Alene, St Adele, St Alice, St Alister, St ostrich, St TeTrAChloride

 

St Chloride (patron saint of electrolytes!)

 

CroTch And Thistle (possible pub name?)

 

or if you wanted to use all the letters

 

deChlorinAte STreTches

 

TeTrAchloride StenChes (smells a bit like chloroform)

 

 

 

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47 minutes ago, Stubby47 said:

 

...except I don't have two 'n's or a 'k'.   Or an 'a'.

 

 

45 minutes ago, Harlequin said:

You're not making this easy! :wink_mini:

 

 

How about I make it easy? You pick a name, and I'll cut you some new letters, free of charge. :D

 

As long as you don't move the location to Wales, and call it 'Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch'...

 

Jonathan

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22 hours ago, JSModels said:

 

 

How about I make it easy? You pick a name, and I'll cut you some new letters, free of charge. :D

 

As long as you don't move the location to Wales, and call it 'Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch'...

 

Jonathan

 

Jonathan, that is extremely generous of you, but I think with St Enodoc's help I have a suitable name now.

 

As an aside, Llanfair PG is the next village to SWMBO's place of birth, and yes, I can say it.

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22 hours ago, Stubby47 said:

 

Jonathan, that is extremely generous of you, but I think with St Enodoc's help I have a suitable name now.

 

As an aside, Llanfair PG is the next village to SWMBO's place of birth, and yes, I can say it.

If I ever think of a Cornish layout (which is unlikely as Cornwall isn't in Wales notwithstanding some  linguistic similarities) I would simply use swmbo's maiden name.  But your rules didn't allow it as there weren't enough letters and some it would need aren't there anyway.

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Just pondering if I can justify a joint railway terminus between GWR & SR, or later BR(W)& BR(S).

 

It would allow a wider variety of stock, plus require a temporary carriage siding to clear the platform for the 'other' train.

 

And I could then buy a KMRC road van.

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If it's the road van, thats the motivation, you could justifiably

have one in the BR period, I would have thought. Since it does

say they ended in departmental use. so what would / could

have been an SR van, from say Wadebridge area, in BR days

could turn up on an engineers train, as required in Cornwall.

 

Seems like you've got to get one Stu.

 

(I too could be tempted, but haven't looked up the price, yet).

 

TONY

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1 hour ago, Stubby47 said:

Just pondering if I can justify a joint railway terminus between GWR & SR, or later BR(W)& BR(S).

 

It would allow a wider variety of stock, plus require a temporary carriage siding to clear the platform for the 'other' train.

 

And I could then buy a KMRC road van.

 

Of course you can justify it. It happened in a small town on the Isle of Portland so why not in another place in Cornwall? :good:

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2 hours ago, Stubby47 said:

Just pondering if I can justify a joint railway terminus between GWR & SR, or later BR(W)& BR(S).

 

It would allow a wider variety of stock, plus require a temporary carriage siding to clear the platform for the 'other' train.

 

And I could then buy a KMRC road van.

Padstow (almost)?

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