Dorsetmike

OK so I cheat, I use Slaters embossed Plastikard.

Can somebody shrink one to N gauge please, father worked for a Ford main dealer and 2 uncles had model Ys, plus my layout is 1930s.

N gauge - any Southern 4-6-0 - come to that almost anything Southern pre WW2

Smoke gets in your eyes - the Platters

St Louis blues - Louis Armstrong

old buttermilk sky - Hoagy Carmichael

When I last purchased a PC and a laptop  both had Win 7 installed, as I said in previous post it did all I needed, in the case of one item of photo editing software I have to use an emulator for a  Windows XP version. OK so I'm a Windows Luddite. Furthermore at 88 I no longer fancy climbing any new learning curves

I have it listed as a Buzzard - that's what the label on the enclosure said.

Having seen many complaints about Windows updates taking ages to download and often causing problems I'm quite happy to be still using Windows 7 on 2 PCs and a laptop, it does all I need, it ain't broke  - why fix it?

Mostly feathered varieties on Brownsea Island

A visit to the British Wildlife centre;

Where my caravan has rested - Bing Crosby

Norwegian Wood - John Lennon / Beatles

Any chance of a shrink job to N gauge?

Could do with one to keep my T9, K10, 700, 0395,  M7s and A12 company.

Would you believe it's a BMW, another view with some contrast or as me dad would have said "from the sublime to the gorblimey"

A few really old cars at shows  between '95-'06, the pale green Classic was mine, I'd have loved to try that V8 though

Summertime, Cleo Laine and Ray Charles

Anyone who had a heart - Cilla Black

Have  told you lately that I love you - Andrews sisters (among many others!)

The B4 is a Peco white metal kit on an Arnold Chassis, The Nelson is hacked from a Peco Jubilee with a Rivarossi tender drive, the K10 ~(somewhat out of focus) is scratch built from Brass with a Union Mills tender drive, the S15 and N 15 are both white metal kits.

My ongoing beef about modelling the SR in N gauge is that in 49 years  I've ben doing it there has not yet been one RTR 4-6-0 for the Southern modeller. (Not counting BR standards post nationlisation, they may have run on ex SR metals but they do not count as SR for me )

on the street where you live - Vic Damone

Memories of the mid 1930s, some of my locos staged in 2006 on the Farnham clubs N gauge layout
(apologies for Collingwood's front bogie being off the track )