Tim Dubya
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As long as rail can be soldered to them they will do the job I have intended for them. I can always pack them out to raise them if needs be. I'll be using SMP flexi on the whole but with the odd copperclad sleep or two here and there.
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Look how instinctively the mother croc carries the baby in its mouth. Nature is beautiful.
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Did I hear the words 'filthy mogul' the other day somewhere...
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What a shame, I haven't ordered very much from Falcon but what I did was excellent. I didn't mind waiting the very short 6 weeks to get my kits. We need suppliers like Samantha and Falcon in the hobby for those of us who love to build kits. Kits of prototypes that the 'big boys' won't touch with a bargepole. If you're reading this Samantha, I'm really sorry these comments on here forced you to shut up shop. The service I get from you is first class. Thank you for doing what you do! Cheers Dubya
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How do you know when an air guitar shop is closed down?
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I'm the result of methods using rhythms, might explain my love of mustard and gin
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more stock piling... £10 delivered from the eBay. love the mix of Napoleon & Empire As my lecturer used to say to us: "Action Not Inertia!" Never did finish my foundation course
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Weymouth Tramway - Someone's Finally Doing It
Tim Dubya replied to Jwnewall's topic in Modelling real locations
C&L wouldn't be any good for OO unfortunately, TBH you need a bare minimum of 1mm flangeway gap. If you wanted to have a go yourself with C&L parts, copperclad might be the way to go as I assume it will be buried under the road anyway? You can buy pre built common crossings and pre-filied switch blades, to take the pain out of building your own, from C&L Above all, which ever route you go, have fun!
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Weymouth Tramway - Someone's Finally Doing It
Tim Dubya replied to Jwnewall's topic in Modelling real locations
Yeah just the point. You could get someone who knows Templot just to draw s plan for the point only and either build it yourself or commission it. -
This Weymuff one? http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/127933-weymouth-tramway-someones-finally-doing-it/page-1 The Bournemouth Six car sets? Perfect for a train & coach pack (Hornby obvs).
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Chuck some buttresses and some etched windows on the Dapol kit, should give you about the same result I would have thought. Although I haven't seen it in the flesh to be fair, it is a beautiful model all the same. Have it!
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Somebody should have been put against a wall and shot for that... and if they survived shot again. D. Crookshank
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Especially the rebuilt taverns and Maunsell catering cars. Not forgetting Q's, Z's and G6's etc etc etc Oh and a resin Sidmouth Junc station building...
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Leave me an early BR one!, don't have the spare dosh to pre-order at the mo what wiv Christmas on the way and all that.
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They'll all find it, it can take days, sometimes weeks for them to want to use it. I could hear all the sparrows, hiding in next doors fir tree, chatting to each other as I refilled the fat balls this afternoon, they were relatively quiet until I got the bucket out
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What about the Bulleids that Hornby aren't making Quackers?
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Cheers nursey I didn't and they're smarting a bit today, will chuck so stuff on them. (mek & cyano) Pain stops play, must get a fumble for next time (thimble for people with sausage fingas)
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Having shoved a point blade, not once but twice through my finger yesterday, I'm going to hunt out some trainsets on the Warley thread.... there must be some somewhere Shirley?
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Nice one... are you saying all the birds like your fat balls Phil? Various tits about, Goldie's, Robin, Wren and a particularly smart wood pigeon whose worked out how to use the sunflower feeder, must move that so everyone else gets a chance.
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but those are just one word
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Bradford on Avon
