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Status Replies posted by Davexoc
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Who’s this Matt Varnish that seems to be involved in many weatherer’s threads.
He must be awfully busy, he seems to finish everybody’s models off.
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When you move all your model boxes from one large storage box to another seemingly larger storage box only to find it is actually a tad smaller than what you had before......
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Why do bananas start going brown the minute you break them in half?
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Could someone kindly tell me what a 'vegan friendly' mattress is?
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What are people's loco fleet sizes like?
I have 2 x shunters & 6 x big diesels to operate 2 micro layouts 🤔
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....is so happy to welcome a second grandchild into the world.
Such personal joy at such a sad time.
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On busy trains I take great pleasure in asking people to move their bags to make seats available for sitting.
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Best telly of the hols? Queen of Speed on Sky. Take yourself back 40 years to a time of a remarkable woman.
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Well as I won't be going back to work for a week, the Railway Room has been renamed, it is now the Covid Cave....
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Steam coming out of cooling towers? Is Ratcliffe about to generate?
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Called at a local garden centre yesterday. Horrified to se that they had their Christmas display well under way to completion
Crafty blighters have sited it so that one needs to pass through to get to the Cafe and toilets .
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It doesn't stop there. LT Museum had Christmas stuff in their shop, and Card Factory is full of stuff.
Wifey did buy the Lego and Playmobil sets for the grandchildren the other day, as last year was fraught with getting the requested bits, and that was without the shipping, driver and fuel woes of this year....
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Blood donation later today, #66. Go on, you know you
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Why is that in all the years that I've clicked to accept 'cookies'.....Not once have I ever received a packet of biscuits!
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Two weeks on the trot, Duff running sessions. Serves me right for owning 12 class 47s I suppose....
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There is a knack to airbrushing: you've either got it or you haven't. I've just spent an extremely stressful half-hour reminding myself that I haven't and that in my hands an airbrush is simply an expensive tool used for ruining models.
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I started with a cheapish single action, but for N it was just a bit too coarse. I have now invested in an Iwata double action, and the difference is worlds apart. I run a compressor (with reservoir) bought from Aldi with a filter regulator downstream of the compressors built in one. Getting the paint thinning right is half the battle, and I have found some acrylics don't stay mixed well for very long. Why not get a couple of cheap Airfix style kits to practice on, more challenging than painting flat surfaces.
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Dream, if you can, a courtyard
An ocean of violets in bloom
Animals strike curious poses
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I’ve joined this forum in the hope some kind people will understand my plight. My husband passed away and I’m left with a lot of OO gauge items I’m not sure what to do with. I will be posting pictures of things I have no idea what they are and hope you can tell me what they are and I can do my research. Thanks in advance.
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Sorry for your loss. I think what we need first are a few photos of what there is, as what some of us would deem small collections, might be considered extensive by our other halves... (my wife would have a fit if she opened my spreadsheet and looked at the actual number of items and their original value of my own collection!)
Personally I have traded-in with a couple of retailers and been happy with what I got for my items. But beware, my father-in-law disposed of his brother's die-cast bus collection as a job lot to a dealer, then regretted it when he actually saw what some of the items were worth later.
If you invest in a copy of BRM - British Railway Modelling though and scan the ads, you will find several dealers who will collect and apraise the collection.
Where are you located roughly? Someone on here may be able to recommend someone fairly local to you who can assist.
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I've just realised that most of my family live within 260 miles from South Devon. Top banana.
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Rediscovering vinyl during lockdown. Jean Michel Jarre, Echo and the Bunnymen, The Alarm and now The Buzzcocks...
Still loads more to go in the coming weeks....
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Am I the only one happy when my car ticks over 50000 miles and I can spend the next 50 naming 50s?
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Why can so many sellers on ebay not be bothered to leave feedback? It's only a small niggle, but maybe I'll be petty and shop elsewhere.
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I don't personnaly use eBay, but with the bombardment of emails from various other online purchases asking for ratings and the proliferation of fake ratings out there, how believable are they any way? Small time users maybe, but the more reviews, the more I would wonder who was writing them.
Recent case of a guy buying a pub that shut in 2011, researched it for renovation purposes on the net, only to find several reviews from the last couple of years.....
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Thinking of swapping the sound in my Hoovers, but I don't know which option to choose.
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This site has been very slow and cranky today anyone else having problems viewing stuff?
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Tesco had a display of Easter mini-eggs today.
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Ever Fallen in Love ? - RIP Peter Shelley, Buzzcocks