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But you can't buy a DJM one, can you......... Tongue firmly in cheek. Gary

Its not White van man as such, its legislation that lets competitors use the network for a pittance then just deliver the final mile, much like most telecom company's using the BT network. It's not beyond possibility that Royal Mail as we all know it, could disappear, sooner than most people think, then see how much it's costs to post from one end of the country to the other. Gary

Hi All, Can we get back on topic please, what's the above got to do with Royal Mail ? Gary

Hi Keith, I would ring the delivery office number shown on the reverse of the card, At this time of year, There are lot's of underpaid Christmas Cards, hope this helps. Cheers Gary

To All the team at BRM, well done!! Credit where credits due, love the new layout, and the contents not bad either !! Gary

Local Smith's in Pontefract, Magazine and DVD £4.75 Gary

Thank You Howard, thats good to know. Gary

If you don't model in the scale the kit is re-produced in, then No, like wise if you have moved on from using dvd to down-loading everything, that's a waste too. I understand BRM are looking to get a head of the game, Any chance of Video content being available for down-loading in the future ? What do other's think of this ? Gary

Think you have hit the nail on the head, "Wifi permitting" if the file was downloaded, you wouldn't need wifi think that's what most people are getting at. Gary

Talking about the merits of Paper v Digital, would the digital version survive without the printed magazine, and more importantly how long would Rmweb survive in its present format, without having to have a subscription ? Do Warmers have just a digital version of any magazine ? or if duel media, any that outsell the printed copy, I understand this is commercial information, this is a very interesting discussion. Gary

Hi, I understand if something is passing you at speed and you're talking photo's, it's not always possible to get the number, but when its stood in a station, in a clearly accessible location, what's difficult in walking a few extra yards to record the Loco number ? there's a photo of a western region Named 47, nameplate visible and even the caption gives a list of possible identities, but you could have had the correct loco number by walking a few extra yards. I have no problem with the Photo's they are to Tony's excellent standard, but reading captions that say an un-identified 47 on a Mk 1 set or Mk 2 set, As I said not for me. Gary

Agree, the photography is excellent, However too many captions give details of the train, but don't give the loco number, so on this occasion, a miss from me. Gary

Keith, Thank you, appreciated. Gary

Keith, I fully understand how you feel, bad service is bad service, i make no exuses for that, as for what would i have done, the same as you, complain, go through customer services, give them all the information you have, tracking number, poster etc, let them make their enquiries, on average it takes about ten days, hopefully in that time you have have received a satisfactory answer and outcome. If you feel the customer sevice team have fobbed you off, or not taken you seriously, ask to speak to their customer service manager, I can assure you they do take this Seriously. Regards Gary

Keith, I am sure most forum members have had instances of bad service in the past, Royal Mail is not perfect, no organisation is, what causes offence is the following:- "They are nothing but crooks, lying to cover their *rses" Then you follow it up with this "I could give you a list of my gripes with Royal Mail most of which have been due to obsfucation and deviousness." By all means, highlight bad service, but go through the proper channels, and just take a few minutes to think before you post. Gary