Tim Dubya
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That passenger in the second carriage has had a hot box since leaving Cleethorpes, that's yer problem . -
Cheers
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Yep, a very good investment, I think they were £25. Parallel pliers are pretty much essential for me for track building. I don't have the gentle touch and end up pinching one side of everything otherwise.
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Oh not again!
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Final bit of fiddling for today. Got me check rail gouges out and done some more stickin' and gluin'. Chucked the other curvy one on too.
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It was a stealth dropping of my luncheon
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Right that's it (for today), been over dropped me guts and left. Hopefully we'll find out: 1. Does it like bullheed 2. Does it like 4-SF 3. Does it do DCC 4. Does it do sound S.H. Itstirrer .
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#4SFTorque
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(FFS)OOFS!
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What would old Freud have to say about all this P4 business, hey? Something about your mutter und your farter, no doubt? .
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Troublesome truck?
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A but what kind of a wagon? A.N. Alretentive
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Well, why not? I do find it funny people trying to out model each other. I really don't care if me flange is a mill out, if I did, I'd kit build my locos. Ooooo pants that was serious
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This Bunn fight is becoming more and more amusing. One serious question I have though is, will these beautiful little locos traverse the new Peco bullhead track and pointwork with ease or should I continue to hand build my 4-SF (aka OO-SF) track? Photos of my attempt at modeling on my layout topic. TIA Edit: do you also think there will be room for a DCC chip & possibly speaker? .
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Alrighty
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Go on, you first...
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YAY!
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The first time I went to Scotchland our carriage door got ripped off the lovely MK1 we were traveling in after flying open and hitting a bridge near Bolton. I wasn't quick enough to fulfill an ambition of pulling the communication cord. Oh well. Needless to say it took close to 18 hours to get from Bath to Leuchars in Fife. .
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That's why the envelope is soft (ish) one side and machined for those difficult situations on the back. Oh, just built and threw on another vee. I am now literally having a lay down as I need to gather my strength before drinking a coffee and watching the local news (for local people). T. Ubbs
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Arun Quay - thoroughly enjoying the rust on that crane... just for starters!
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I haven't seen one of those square red toilets for ages.
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How long before that gets removed... (Nobody likes a grass!)
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Train porn's arrived (I like the plain brown packaging that always raises a smile from the postie - if only he knew). Looks like I won't get the layout finished today after all. or even started .
