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I understand that Andrew prices according to current market value, from studying the form My two purchases were bargains as far as I'm concerned, a Phoenix Maunsell Pull-Push set and a Branchlines SECR 4 wheeler Birdcage PBV. £35 and £27:50 respectively, the SECR Van still sealed, the PP set opened to add Comet underframe detailing kits!
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Has to be Sidmouth for me. (I had contemplated having a go at it but fortunately Richard Harper beat me to it by several generations)
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Andrew at WM Collectables has quite a few of the Kirk and Mailcoach kits. http://www.wmcollectables.co.uk/index.php?pg=dc I've bought a couple of kits from him recently and can only say what excellent service he provides.
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Sheffield Exchange, Toy trains, music and fun!
Tim Dubya replied to Clive Mortimore's topic in Layout topics
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Sheffield Exchange, Toy trains, music and fun!
Tim Dubya replied to Clive Mortimore's topic in Layout topics
According to the scibbles, those are folded into a u shape and make up the sole bars. Yes, I shall do as much detailing as possible before folding it up. I have the plans/and or photos in one of the volumes on Southern Railway wagons, so hopefully should get everything where it's supposed to go Of course, soldering advice shall come from Ricey's scribblings on the matter in his etched loco construction book. I'm still no committing myself though... -
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Actually, that's not too bad @ 50p each, whether you decide to use them for mounting motors or for their intended purpose
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Sheffield Exchange, Toy trains, music and fun!
Tim Dubya replied to Clive Mortimore's topic in Layout topics
I'm not saying I am going to be building it, but I am saying, I've just broken the 'things that must only be bought & sold on eBay and never opened or used' rule... Anyone know where I can get haloperidol over the counter -
Mid-Cornwall Lines - 1950s Western Region in 00
Tim Dubya replied to St Enodoc's topic in Layout topics
Very familiar with St Austell, Pentewan (which is where I thought you'd derived the name from), 'ggisy and Portmellon, where I've stayed many times at a house on the track to Chapel Point. I also spent a fair few holidays in the same friend's house when they lived in St Austell on Bodmin Road, just a few doors up from the General Wolfe. Happy days. -
Mid-Cornwall Lines - 1950s Western Region in 00
Tim Dubya replied to St Enodoc's topic in Layout topics
PS: I note the return of the Toplight to the range, which I thought had dropped into the black hole of kits... the Coopercraft (non) continuum. -
Mid-Cornwall Lines - 1950s Western Region in 00
Tim Dubya replied to St Enodoc's topic in Layout topics
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Sheffield Exchange, Toy trains, music and fun!
Tim Dubya replied to Clive Mortimore's topic in Layout topics
I've got the London Road Models etched version of the Dancehall, I don't hold out much hope for it, when I too, get aroundtuit. -
Sheffield Exchange, Toy trains, music and fun!
Tim Dubya replied to Clive Mortimore's topic in Layout topics
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Simple to use Common crossing jig
Tim Dubya replied to hayfield's topic in Handbuilt Track & Templot
I've sent you a pm. -
Sheffield Exchange, Toy trains, music and fun!
Tim Dubya replied to Clive Mortimore's topic in Layout topics
Good lad! You'll be building Queen Mary's from Jidenco kits in no time at all my babber -
describe your favourite film in the most boring way posible
Tim Dubya replied to peanuts's topic in Wheeltappers
Some bloke and his mates in green take a boat trip up a river to look for a mad (?) ex employee. It's hot, there's surfing and there's music by Wagner and Rasquin. Some geezer called Charlie keeps his feet dry. -
Simple to use Common crossing jig
Tim Dubya replied to hayfield's topic in Handbuilt Track & Templot
Top stuff indeed, you'll be sticking 'em together with your eyes shut in a day or two. -
Can't think of an all plastic solution but I think Cambrian do some etched brass tie bars?
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Especially the ones with birds on the cover... so most of 'em then