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Come on Eileen---------Dexy's Midnight Runners

Another brick in the wall--------Pink Floyd

Black night-----Deep Purple

Love in an elevator---------Aerosmith

Crazy crazy nights-------Kiss

Town called malice------Jam

The civil war-----Guns N' Roses

Jack, Congrats on becoming a dad, if the little bundle of p&v keeps you awake you can always go and do some modelling. The answer to your question is no, there is no thread yet because there is no layout, it is still in the grey matter and waiting for me to clear enough room in the garage, but as I am getting over a hernia op I have to take it a bit steady yet. When the layout is started it is going to be Spilsby which closed completely in 1958 and is now demolished, it sat at the end of a 4 mile single track branch from Firsby on the Grimsby to Boston line. As and when I start the module I will start the thread. Alan

The ying tong song--------Goons

Hi Jack. As a new reader to this thread and trying to build a smallish terminal branch I think the idea of joining modules together very interesting. To comply, I would have to keep my access rail straight, and put a length of board at the buffer end to make it a through station. There is just a couple of things that I think need to be worked out. 1. Would it not be better to have the modules free standing and the same height, but having screws on the legs for small adjustments? This would relieve the problem for the depth for the point motors, and of course of any differences with manufacture. 2. The bridge. The idea that has been given (photo’s) is spot on if everyone made them out of the same size timber, but, it would need a small amount of protrusion leading on to each module, about one inch. This would give an amount of rigidity to the bridge and help support the rail, I know there would be the problem of wear and tear, but as the modules would only be joined together occasionally, I don’t think it would be much of a problem. I hope I haven’t caused a problem with this idea but after reading all the comments there seems to be a bit of confusion as to the working heights etc. Alan

Sympathy for the devil----------Guns N' Roses

Up town girl--------Billy Joel

New York mining disaster-------Bee Gees

Easy lover Phil Bailey & Phil Collins

I second that, but nice legs though. Webbo

Can't live without you-------Scorpions

You give love a bad name---Bon Jovi

Black magic woman----Fleetwood Mac

for the umpeenth time the brilliant "Raising sand". Robert Plant and Alison Krauss. Shows how accomplished Planty is.

Black night-----Deep Purple

Surrender your love-------Nightcrawlers

No quarter-------Led Zepplin

Listen to me --------Buddy Holly

Wild Frontier-------(the late great)--------Gary Moore

Good golly miss molly------- Jerry Lee Lewis