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A Nod To Brent - a friendly thread, filled with frivolity, cream teas and pasties. Longing for the happy days in the South Hams 1947.


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5 minutes ago, gwrrob said:

 

Nah, I don't like it......

 

:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

 

According to the Grand Librarian of the MiM - the last Grand Inquisitor, met an unpleasant end involving the last naughty chair, a flying helmet, a stick of celery and Chernobyl Reactor Number 4..

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36 minutes ago, colin penfold said:

 

You can always treat me as a way of an olive branch Mr P.:D:drink_mini:

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On 27/04/2020 at 22:37, toboldlygo said:

 

You mean the chair's trans-dimensional circuit has malfunctioned? :read:

 

I suppose that's what happens when you put a duck in charge of maintaining it? :o

 

So no remorse from you then? :o

 

Does that mean - Spams (the chair's long term resident) has been well and truly frittered? :O 

 

I have my very own naughty chair, reserved just for me. There's a second one just for other part time naughty folk.

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15 hours ago, gwrrob said:

Nice to see the modern GWR shewing a bit of class by naming on of the Class 800's 800025 Captain Tom Moore on his 100th birthday.

 

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I wonder if they'll rename it to Colonel Tom Moore?

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A new release from Dapol in the shape of this water tower which I've heard comes sound fitted.:rolleyes: Not sure about their shade of dark stone for a start. I certainly won't be replacing my ancient Mikes Models version with it.

 

http://www.kernowmodelrailcentre.com/p/57932/4A-002-001-Dapol-GWR-Water-Tower---Conical-Top

 

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5 minutes ago, gwrrob said:

A new release from Dapol in the shape of this water tower which I've heard comes sound fitted.:rolleyes: Not sure about their shade of dark stone for a start. I certainly won't be replacing my ancient Mikes Models version with it.

 

http://www.kernowmodelrailcentre.com/p/57932/4A-002-001-Dapol-GWR-Water-Tower---Conical-Top

 

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That needs to go on the naughty chair...

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2 minutes ago, colin penfold said:

Better name choice. I have no superior  pacific for you this time800px-Steam_fire_engine_1906_arp.jpg.f2303edd902ca1511b40b41148b55eef.jpg


There isn’t a superior pacific.

 

Brian

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On 28/04/2020 at 17:31, gwrrob said:

 

Yes Rich, I have one. Steve Manchip of the Great Western Study Group did extensive research on the wagon for their Pannier No. 12 [Autumn 2000] magazine. I believe a No, 2 version of this wagon is also available.

 

http://gwsg.org.uk/

 

Found this very nice advertisement Rich.;)

 

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I went to skool with a girl called Susan Beer. She married later than some, and her married name is Stent. She said it was a pity he had the leading S, otherwise she could have become Susan Beer-Tent!

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7 hours ago, teaky said:

I wonder if they'll rename it to Colonel Tom Moore?

On t'radio 2 that day they played a snip of GWR trains playing Happy Birthday on their Horns; didn't say where it was happening.

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I’ve just telephoned Mr Beer on Kingsbridge No  2 for 12 cwt of parlour coal ( screened ) but there was no reply. Answerphones haven’t been invented apparently, It is reassuring to note that he is in possession of at least two railway wagons.

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12 minutes ago, Limpley Stoker said:

I’ve just telephoned Mr Beer on Kingsbridge No  2 for 12 cwt of parlour coal ( screened ) but there was no reply. Answerphones haven’t been invented apparently, It is reassuring to note that he is in possession of at least two railway wagons.

 

I can't believe they have no internet presence in this day and age.:D

 

@checkrail needs to build the Powsides kit for Stoke Courtenay and that way he can tell me the shade of red from Humbrol I'd need for mine.:P

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1 hour ago, 88C said:


There isn’t a superior pacific.

 

Brian

Sorry Brian but I would suggest that Sir Trafford Leigh Mallory, as Air Chief Marshall and a fine Bulleid Pacific, was a 'superior' to a single Beaufort. 

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3 minutes ago, Mallard60022 said:

Sorry Brian but I would suggest that Sir Trafford Leigh Mallory, as Air Chief Marshall and a fine Bulleid Pacific, was a 'superior' to a single Beaufort. 

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Yeah - but look what happened to him! Impatient or wot?

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