GWRPhil

I built that several years ago. If I remember correctly, it took a lot of sorting beforehand.

Oh yeah plenty of sorting.

... like shopping, for instance - especially if it's for food, or for something of no interest to you.

Are they "Traction" DVD's with David Maxey doing the commentary ? Some of those make quite good, err, entertrainment

Yes. 2011, 2012 and 2013

Sounds good phil..

They are really spoiling you ;-)

ah, the 101st note, left on the kitchen worktop, usually works.

Be careful you don't mix them up. Removing melted chocolate from a 150 could be messy.

Hi I got Tim Horns base boards they were so easy to put togeather and very solid building my new layout Ashbrook on them and it's is coming along nicely.

three base boards that bolt togeather very well and come apart for transportation well

good luck on what you decide is best for you

Have you got tims contact details/website details I could have please

You can pm him on here, his user name....... Tim Horn ! Can't go wrong, he's based in Norfolk :-)

..and MrsSG responded?

Shop around, things like this are cheaper than you think these days.

I couldn't possibly comment......although it is her fridge freezer in our kitchen.......

Id say that's a pretty safe bet mate. Did the evening go well last night?

Well I wasn't killed by a clown puppet, so I'd call it a win.

That sounds like there's an interesting story behind the clown.

We have the police chopper over the wirral every other night...

Apologies to the crew of the chinook I know they need training and do a highly valuable job for the country. Was just so tired last night and have early start this morning my frustration just came out in status form.

It being a small world and all, it was probably my mate Al, aka Johnny Vaughn, aka Foghorn Leghorn. He's not subtle, just like the aircraft!

of the choices so far i have to say the cajun turkey and roast potatoes has it so far, although the veg curry does sound tempting

No that's what he's getting the cajun dish it was his turn too cook but he hurt his arm so I get the job lol

to get back to the original ncomment was more railway related than dinner related

Gits.

12 on wire here - not bad.

yeah we used to have 10-12 on wire.

'too much' is my guess.

Nevermind, found it! Refered to as class 61 in Rail Express issue 2 and artists impression in Rail Express issue 3....confirmation it's going to be 66 in issue 4.

Cool thanks mate. Looking forward to seeing the picture.

Same here

One of my old 'Rail' magazines has an artists impression of what they though the class 61 (that's what they though the 66 would be when the order was first mentioned) would look like; class 59 style cabs and a narrow class 58 style central body......So you could turn it into an EWS class 61...

That's an intriguing notion. Don't suppose you've got any pics have you?

1, somewhere in an old 'Rail' mag. I was going to use the chassis to create something freelance one day anyway.

Joining the n gauge club aswell bought a Dapol 86!, Ribblehead sounds interesting.

You know N gauge makes sense ;-)

A watched manufacture never boils...... The kettle never makes the wagons you want quick enough.... i think one of those is correct...

Lol, or indeed they havnt been started yet? ;-)

take your camera - good day out!

Sounds good..

Also added to my new route mileage today with a run down the loose branch and back.

No windows in garage. And garage is only practical space to use. Thanks for the info though

Is it a 'whole' hole you're putting in or just a hole!!?

no its definitely a 'whole' hole. a plain hole was just not enough