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manna replied to Clive Mortimore's topic in Layout topics
G'Day Folks I started this C1 (out of a B12) in the early 70's, it's now a runner, but I still have to line it and fit the handrails and give her a number. (4419) manna -
G'Day Folks So small, he builds them Atom by Atom........!!!!! manna
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G'Day Folks For this one, I'll go for Scarborough, seeing that I didn't go for it last time. ( Is Liverpool, classed as a Seaside town ) manna
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G'Day Folks I know it's quick, but I think Bayford is going to win !!! manna
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G'Day Folks Rushing ahead with the new station (lol) Well solid progress, brickwork done, bridge painted, some advertising, you'll see in the pics. But the main thing I was going ask, should a 'small' booking office be at the top of the ramp by the bridge, or a slightly bigger booking office on the platform at the bottom of the ramp, or maybe a small parcels office at the top, any suggestion?? manna
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G'Day Folks For this one, I'll go for Spilsby. manna
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G'Day Folks Sorry, I used the Town name, should have been Ramsey North. manna
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G'Day Folks Progress on the new station, been building the bridge and area for the booking office, it's going to be small, with a ramp down to the station. First view from the fiddle yard, others from the scenic side. manna
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A Borchester Market layout appreciation topic
manna replied to sammyboy's topic in Modelling musings & miscellany
G'day Folks I still have my copy. manna -
G'Day Folks Really ought to be County by County, with so many to choose from, I don't know which one to nominate, Ramsey St Mary, or Maldon.....................................Ramsey St Mary, you are a hard taskmaster Gilbert manna
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G'Day Folks I'll have to go with Richmond, as I had family living there at one time. manna
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G'Day Folks No real progress on the new station, to darn cold in the shed, but I did manage a couple of minutes to coal up a couple of tenders, but to-day, mainline coaches. I have 5 mainline 61ft coaches, these are a real mixture, there are opens, compartments a ECJS open and a NER coach, care of 'Chris P Bacon'. I give these a run every so often, usually with one of the Atlantics. manna
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G'Day Folks Not somewhere I ever got to, but Windermere, sounds nice. manna
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G'Day Gents For a line that should have been kept, Fraserburgh. manna
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G'Day Steve It wasn't all black, as I said on Facebook, but it was very dirty, Kings Cross Gasworks Tunnels were only a little worse. manna
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G'Day Folks Westerham. manna
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G'Day Folks Time for an update, firebox and splashers fitted plus a coat of paint, a couple of pics of it as a 'Straightback' then in it's final configuration with a domed boiler. Handrails etc to be fitted. I like it, different. manna
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G'Day Folks Edgware got it's name from an Saxon fellow called Egi, and he built a weir across the river, so it got called Egi'sweir, Here endith the lesson. A bit more work on (deep breath) Edgwarebury & Watling Pk, I've trimmed it up a bit, as a couple of 'Shorty' coaches hit the platforms, but 61ft coaches glided round without any problems, go figure ( I reckon it was the steps), I gave the platforms a quick blast of undercoat, the block of wood and the ruler are roughly where the bridge will be. The Sentinal and G5 on 'push-pull' will be the types of trains calling there, don't you 'Love' the 40 year old backscene. manna
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