Tony Davis

Love to love you baby - Donna Summer

Close to the edge - Yes Nearly wore this L.P. out when it was first issued - absolutely loved it - never understood the lyrics of course, but, to be fair, I'd be worried if I could!

O Superman - Laurie Anderson

Is this really the going price for this book? Because I have one sitting on my bookshelf..... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fine-Scale-Track-in-4mm-An-Approach-to-Building-by-Iain-Rice/164704290033?hash=item26592404f1:g:GggAAOSwFsxgKfyr

Cold Ethyl - Alice Cooper

Summer (the first time) Bobby Goldsboro

Shut Up 'n Play Yer Guitar - Frank Zappa

The Fall of the House of Usher - Alan Parsons project

Glad it got there safely, and, just to be contrary, I had the Pfizer jab and a headache!

Hi - just wondering if there is an R M Webber who goes under this name on E-Bay? I would like to reply to a message about right track DVD's ( a friendly one, no disputes or anything untoward) that he sent me on a well known selling site. Please send me a P.M. Thanks

Day after Day - Badfinger

I had my jab on Thursday, slight headache in the evening and that was about it.

Right, it’s on it’s way home! Safely packed on Pete’s van (must admit I thought it might not all fit in) and off to Derbyshire (via our local shop chips) I’m now looking forward to seeing the restoration pictures.

Quick update; “Kings Moreton” now has a new owner. Thanks to andyram I was put in touch with someone who is going to renovate the layout. As a benchmark, for those who haven’t seen it, here is a photo of how the layout looks now. (close your eyes andrew_p!)

What do you want from life? - The Tubes

Thanks Andy, hopefully "Kings Moreton" will live again!

Sorry if my reply was a bit sharp - I have sent you a PM

The seller is me, Andy, and I am not “claiming” anything of the sort, the layout as shown in the photo’s us exactly how I received it.

Carpet of Stones - Graeme the king of Bispham

The night they drove old dixie down - The Band

Wild, wild life - Talking Heads

Just had an email back from the museum at Tywyn which confirms that the painting was based on Manston, with loco number 6 being used.

Thanks, I will have a look at those sites. I am really looking to justify having model planes and locomotives on the same layout, that's why the painting appealed to me. Should push come to shove, I could base a layout on the painting I suppose, and claim it "is based on material seen in a famous Narrow Gauge Museum" It probably won't be 0400's though, they are quite expensive in !/48

Going through some photo's that I took in the Talyllyn Railway museum last year I found a display board shewing a narrow gauge locomotive on an RFC or RAF airfield. I would like to combine my hobbies of aircraft and railways and modelling something like this would seem to be a good idea. I can't find any real-life examples. I have found photo's of a railway serving a munitions store, and also a seaplane base, but nothing shewing an airfield. The picture was a painting, so I'm wondering if if was just meant to convey the idea of an RAF (or RFC, the painting shows what looks like an Avro 504 and an HP 0400). Any pointers? Thanks

You probably already know, but, just in case, there is a documentary about the accident on S4C clic/BBC iplayer.