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Posts posted by theoldmansminion
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absolutely superb.
the thing that makes it, are all the cuts to take cross members, fiddly ######,
but yours are well .....art!
excellent, love it
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well, i thirded it:)
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another one to add to the list, a southern sub-sation
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not this seller, but another from china or hong kong, or chinese taipai, or whereever... but i brought a load of lamps, 4 different styles, including yard lamps, about 60 in total, a bucket load of trees, about 400 in different styles and sizes..and about a 1000 figures, painted (ahem) for a bout £100 with free postage, and they were here within a fortnight, and what a healthy sized box it was, packed with goodies
the figures aren't brilliant, a bit garish in colouring, but a wash sorts that out
the trees, though basic, are ideal for bulk planting, a few dabs of hairspry and a roll in in flock....job done
the lights...bargain, cant fault them... or get some of those new ones, that seem to be advertised evrywhere for like £60 for 6
i would rather put out a fire with my face
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another one for gasometer
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this is looking really really good
i absolutely love the sleeper retaining walls, i was looking to do an embankment up to coaling stage, this would be perfect!
i will definetly be poaching your ideas and methods, thank you and apologies!
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hmmmmm, bloody bargain
not railway realted, but her railway listing got me looking
seriously, £75!!!!!!!!
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cheers howard,
that partically knocked me off my chair!
pure art!
Fin
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Clive,
It rather seems that great minds think alike - I am struck by the similarity between our two solutions!
I added a sinuous curve to make the build interesting and no rivets any where in my construction methods of course!
Ian, glad to hear you support Gayle Mill - I met a lady from there last year at Masson - I ask when you would turn it back to a cotton mill, which was not too popular!!.Guy Martin is quite a character - I had to keep stopping him putting his fingers in dangerous places - but he was very handy when we had a minor breakdown. And Pete, I am not a professional musician, but I do blow the clarinet and knock the piano out of tune now and again! Funny how hobbies come in similar groupings...
Cheers,
Howard
that is stunning work ! it flows so well, may i ask as to what you used for rodding on either side of the track?
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can i add another to the wish list, pretty please.
would dearly love a coaling stage, something ramshackle, a mix and match of stuff, perhaps some corrugated panels...oh i know...the one at guildford...now this would be awesome.
as an aside, someone mentioned georgian terrace, this would be good, with an option for basements, typical of sussex seaside towns?
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very very nice.
top marks Andrew!
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yes , have to agree, stunning work!
think the cattle dock is fantastic!!!!!!!
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My wishlist is not for this building or that building as I know in time they will get made. What I would like to see are slightly larger photos of the completed buildings on the website, and perhaps some alternate photos of the buildings show what they look like in different brick options. Perhaps also saying how many pages each download contains would also be helpful.
if hadn't of been greedy....
i heartily agree with all of this
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A proper gasometer would be stunning, and big!
and maybe a generic sand house, and coaling stage
but a corrugated coach shed would be my next purchase for sure...pretty please
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Not a railway advert, but read the description. Quality
superb find
dont see so many of these about now.....shame
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11p, too rich for me
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One of our regularly featured sellers is selling an empty and battered box for £40.
bargain, i'll have 3
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I'm almost tempted to have tuppence worth, just to leave some feedback!
isn't it costing him 10 pence to list that?
must be working for RBS
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love this, great work guys
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i have no idea what that is, what it does but i want it
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...and, he's selling these:
http://www.ebay.co.u...=item3cc1fbc779
not railway related, I realise, but I mean, really? What in the name of...?
oooooh, must get me some of those
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love the curve in platform canopy, very nice
Semaphore Signals - 4mm Scale (Mainly)
in Permanent Way, Signalling & Infrastructure
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Excellent work Steve