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  1. Sorry to hear of your problems. I too hope you have a full and speedy recovery and look forward to seeing more of your work. Ian
  2. Another masterpiece Deltic. What a cracking fleet of engines you've got now. I'm looking forward to seeing them all. Ian
  3. I was on the footplate of a standard guage steam engine at the weekend and I can testify that it's a little bit uncomfortable. If you'd like to get an idea what it's like, try turning on your central heating fully, closing the doors and windows and doing an hour's exercise.
  4. I've seen OBs work and I know it'll turn out alright. It'll be a gud 'un when it's finished. And my Lady Anne isn't coming anywhere near your paint stripper! Ian
  5. I can't wait to see the finished loco. You're much braver than me. I'd never dream of modifying my loco to the extent you have. Ian
  6. Bess and Warrior are looking great. Makes my loco look very ordinary. Ian
  7. 87 003 Patriot at Wigan North Western 12th June 1979.
  8. I hope your daughter is ok. The fleet is coming on nicely. You're going to need a bigger engine shed!
  9. 90 024 and 90 036 Heading southbound at Winwick Junction, Warrington. 22nd June 2015.
  10. 86 605 and 86 628 at Warrington Bank Quay 8th April 2015.
  11. Interesting list of bits 'n' pieces. FWIW I also take spare batteries as my loco is R/C. I get my water from our condenser tumble drier. Filtered to remove anything suspended in it and stored in old plasic milk bottles. Our tap water would probably be ok to use as we've had our kettle for years and no residue or limescale. I'd still filter it though to be on the safe side. Ian
  12. I've been signed up to this forum for ages, but rarely look in. It was for my friends layout of Ellesmere that I joined. Nothing to post for my 16mm stuff about as I've done nothing since I painted up one of my newqida bogie coaches last year. I do a have a second one partly painted. Much too big for your line I'm afraid. My Lady Anne is in bits. Football this evening, but I think I'll put it all back together tomorrow evening. As usual I'm inspired and motivated by your work. I'm even tempted to raid my piggy bank and run to a second loco if I can find one I like. I'd love a Jack. Great to see you've not stood still. Not that I thought you would!
  13. Hello Deltic. Just a quick message to thank you for your email. I'll be in touch. Ian
  14. I only had time for a quick look at the layout on Saturday as I was almost constantly engaged in helping with Ellesmere. Every time I went past there only seemed to be one person operating so it seemed unfair to introduce myself and chat. However as a local to Dallam it certainly caught the atmosphere of the real location for me. I can't comment on the stock as it's outside my area of knowledge. I'd certainly like to see it again in a lot more detail when I can hopefully attend a show where its at as a visitor rather than exhibitor. Well done on the debut. Ian
  15. It does Markjj. One less bunker to climb in to Here's photographic evidence http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-SnQXHGfIoOY/VnPa9qxJIII/AAAAAAAAoKw/SehkWgIn2Lk/s1600/IMG_0075.JPG Ian
  16. I think it's 80079 in the muesum at Highley. 80080 is in traffic on the East Lancashire Railway. I haven't looked in the bunker for the vents, but next time I'm there which is Saturday 8th October I'll try and look in for you and see if 80080 has them. If the Std 4 shed is open I'll have a look at 80097 too.
  17. Personal preference for me too would be the 80s. I miss all the electric locos that used to use the WCML. I'm still looking forward to seeing the layout though.
  18. I also reside in Warrington. Not far ffrom Winwick. I may have a picture of the Duke at Winwick somewhere in my collection. Yes she sounds different. Thats down to the valve gear and exhaust I believe.
  19. I am helping out on Saturday so will be finding time to have a look at this layout. I live in Westbrook so Dallam is on my doorstep. Here's a picture of 6201, Princess Elizabeth taken at Dallam. It is heavily cropped, but I've got the original for a wider view if you want to see it. [/url]
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