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There are many Tier 1 shops but as there's no official register it would be hard for a customer to know. Several Tier 1 stockists have spoken to me experiencing the same issue so it's not an isolated instance. Kernow have clarified their position in their FAQ page.

Has there been an Apple product involved anywhere in the process?

A sensible person would print it just in case your hands are too cold to work the phone on Sat morning.

https://www.kernowmodelrailcentre.com/c/765/Hornby-2022-Range

Few have reported any issues since last Thursday.

No; they're committed to supporting their retail network as much as possible and have clearly stated such numerous times.

Thanks Robert, I just didn't want an image from the book being republished. Thanks for pinning down which image it was from your extensive library.

Not unless you have the consent of the copyright holder, ask @robertcwp

I'd suggest a browser clear out for that one. Not had anyone else flag it up yet.

Didn't you read any of the posts from the last 24 hours?

Really? No-one has mentioned it.

We did, a splendid day despite the biting wind. Smuts in the eyes and a shiny chuffer - whats not to like. I take it the forum has run OK in my absence today? If so, I must do it more often.

I've asked if that can be addressed, I even used the word 'please' .

I'll only start to feel more comfortable if we don't get any more glitches between now and Monday.

You should feel sorry for @SteveCole, three times this week he's had to put up with me talking in TLAs, GBs and SLAs on Zoom calls. Getting in practice for talking to America next week.

Maybe as a whole range but not necessarily so for a specific product.

Yes, the last hour seems to have been as it should. I wait with trepidation to see if it holds. I hope it does. However, I will be extremely annoyed if that emergency reboot in the data centre of one of the drives was the solution as I've been badgering the hosts for weeks about issues with anything from straight denials that there's a problem through to obfuscation in pointing the finger elsewhere hence me getting through boxes of Elastoplast to keep things limping along whilst discussing big migration projects. We shall see.

Don't start me on that one; someone stood in our town's Market Square furthering his ambitions based on shapes of bananas.

There was another fallover 30 minutes ago which I contacted hosting about. That occasion was nothing to do with our problem... [LON2] HV5 fault reported, scheduled 28 minutes ago 38 minutes ago We are currently investigating issues with HV5 at our LON2 data centre and will be performing a reboot in 10 mins in an attempt to restore service. Additional work will likely continue after this point in order to return full service. It doesn't help when I don't know where to stick the banana.

Can't keep nuffin' secret in this place. It must be my community service ankle bracelet.

Or an insertion of soggy spaghetti into the back end of a wildcat. Nope; I'm off to play with a chuffer and some wagons with a manufacturer - a tough job but I think I've earned it after the last two weeks. It's still work though and it looks like it's going to be a bit nippy.

True, they can't use other producers for their own branded products but they have to compete internally for production capacity and labour within an organisation that produces many other lines which aren't model railways and they have to pay the price for production that Kader determine. In terms of spec and price it may not be what you want but the evidence shows that many new products are sold out very soon after they hit the shop shelves. So who's wrong? You may not like it but those are the facts.

Wuss; that's just the basic course before you advance to a Dapol Western. I will be having a day away from it tomorrow but that's what worries me right now - there isn't anyone else who can wield a banana on this software.

Put the torches and pitchforks away; it's of no help to me at present.

It's not even enough time for an idle thought to brew up.