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I've just noticed the Great Western Study Group's spring 2013 issue has an article including photos on USA locomotives. http://www.gwsg.org.uk/
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Thanks Brian.There is no author to that excellent piece but it may have been Torquay based Peter W Gray who wrote it.
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Now you're talking and I know someone who follows this thread who has one and he's going to the Warley show in a couple of weeks.I might bump into him.Two and two make..... Absolutely and I wish I'd quizzed my late grandma on the South Hams during the war as I know they lived in Salcombe at the time.She remembered the US army soldiers.
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Where are they T & A ? Did Laira have any ?
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Don't you just enjoy online Christmas shopping.For oneself !
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Feel free to shew us them then Mike even though it's a star thread.Its still another Churchward 4-6-0.
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Excellent find David and a post war Bristol,Newton and Plymouth one here too http://www.michaelclemensrailways.co.uk/default.aspx?atk=200 If you look he's ticked off 4547 so perhaps we should do one for this thread.
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That's interesting as Andy Y sent him an email last week [02/11] and has heard absolutely nothing.
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Now you're talking Mike and I can vouch for Larry's yellow dots as I have some. Off topic I know but I still haven't got a Star and I started this thread.So there.
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I'm hoping that Bachmann do another set of these too. http://www.ehattons.com/42786/Bachmann_Branchline_37_095_Pack_of_3_7_plank_Coal_trader_private_owner_wagons_weathered/StockDetail.aspx
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It's a bitterly cold but sunny day stood on the down platform at Brent.I don't know about a 7200 and still no Star but anything will do at the moment...... I thought I'd show the underframe detail of the Y3 fruit van.I didn't build it it I might add.Very detailed and very complicated if you ask me.
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The Model Signal box portfolio
gwrrob replied to Gravy Train's topic in Permanent Way, Signalling & Infrastructure
Can anyone with some signal box knowledge tell me what the item is underneath of the stairs is in this photo.Bottom right.
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Well that didn't go very well did it David. Serves you right for posting that Duck cake photo earlier in the week.
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The other option is Markits available from 247 Developments.
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Great.Can you give a box full to the man on the Hornby stand to dish out then and make sure you invoice him too.
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I'm surprised Hornby aren't charging more for the twelve spoke bogied Star as there's more metal/material needed to make them.
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Anyone going to the Warley show will be glad to hear that Alan Gibson has his stand [D39] for the correct bogie wheels,he might sell out ! and Steam Swindon will be there for us to ask when we are getting Lode Star.I won't be asking Mr Kohler.
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Bachmann warflat in bronze green...
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I see those very nice Bachmann wagons are available in a three pack with P numbers.Would I be ok to use them with my current private owners I use post war or would I need to remove the P ? Hattons list them both as BR wagons and suitable for the big four era. So what year did they get the P ? http://www.ehattons.com/59357/Bachmann_Branchline_37_096_Pack_of_3_7_plank_Coal_trader_BR_P_numbered_wagons_weathered/StockDetail.aspx
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Yes you did but I wish you had done a step by step to show us mere mortals.What filler did you use ?
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That's clever as you can use a name suitable for the period on the tender.Just got to watch about the pipes certain members had in this case.4019 had hers fitted in 1948 Mike.
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I wish I could be like my christmas pudding.Six months matured and cognac laced.
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I wasn't asked but there's plenty of online material available.
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The highly respected modeller John Cherry is poking fun at us GWR fanatics on MREmag and apparently the black five has had the wrong bogie wheels for 5 years.That's ok then.A good day. http://www.mremag.com/news/bulletin.asp
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