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On the book, designs for urban layouts by iain rice, he has a couple of designs which fit your space, I'd see if you can get a copy and browse.

I managed to get the last of Dave's xp64 kits, it'll be a long time before I pluck up courage to start them, I hope someone can take his range on when he finally retires as I have wanted to buy some of the mk2 kits and I have missed out. For years, I'd look at his website and think his kits were expensive, now I realise they are good value, and I have had to pay a premium for unbuilt tpo kits via ebay, for the ones he no longer produces.

Does anyone have one of these knocking around?

Recently, I have bought a few British Railway Modelling magazines from the mid 90's, I recognise a few names from this thread, but the thing that has struck me is, the articles are so much more interesting than modern magazines, MRJ excepting. I have even read Tony's V2 article, very amusing.

I think I had these in my watch list, cdo you still have them?

very late I know, do you still have the three part grills?

Thank you all.

Arrgh, I'd love to buy two of those but I have a big house project coming up.

I know that the class 59/2 were used in south Wales, but I'd be grateful if someone could shed some light, on the time line and if they had all been repainted from the nice national power livery by then.

Hi Clive, I listen to some of the music you link on said thread, and it is very eclectic indeed, rave music is quite a strange genre and I understand when people describe it as noise, I soon gravitated to trance and the harder types of house music, as I found it had more going on soundwise to keep me interested than the type I shared up thread. My choice of music is categorised in a similar fashion to your list.

Can I assume, that you're not a fan?

This is the type of thing I'd listen to, when I was a young lad back in the late 90's. I'd wager this will scare more people than you could. 🤪

Fwiw, I have been building a shed for a friend's autistic husband to allow him some space to unwind in, I have used 125mm pir in the roof, walls and floor, the temperature is very very stable, which is what you need in any building.

Oh well, I just keep looking every now and then.

Thank you, the creases are absolutely wonderful.