Bucoops
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43 minutes ago, Gilbert said:
Accurascale...always innovating....
Just fishing for glowing reviews I reckon. And glowing boxes, and glowing...
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18 minutes ago, Paul H Vigor said:
"Box has shelf damage SEE PHOTOS" - no kiddin!
Why would you drop a shelf on a box?
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7 minutes ago, McC said:
The factory ran out of depleted uranium, so we had to make do
By make do, does that mean it's non-depleted uranium? If so that would explain the brightness of the lamps!
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9 minutes ago, Accurascale Fran said:
The Deltic is being made with tried and tested components had has been extensively tested (as per the recent videos give a glimpse to) so there will be nothing to worry about.
Challenge accepted
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34 minutes ago, adb968008 said:
These were before the days of automatic doors, youve got to open it yourself.
And from what people have said it was hard enough getting into the 1:1 version, this one may require brute force and ignorance.
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14 hours ago, Blandford1969 said:
Just bear in mind at the moment SEF orders are taking a long tine to fulfil, as a result of furlough and level of orders. I hope to get the first part of an order of 20 or so parts in mid December from an order in July.
In April I asked about some etchings for another range they have taken on. They said a week. A chase in late April and then August with no reply, I've given up now, and managed to find them elsewhere.
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Condolences on the loss of your Father
Hopefully you can find work soon, if you haven't already.
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1 minute ago, Esmedune said:
You have to love Sunday evenings when all the new stuff is posted.
I bet you have never seen a "weathered" box before?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/125012303319I think that box needs to be reported to environmental health.
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13 minutes ago, Metr0Land said:
'Will be dismantled for collection' ..... how exactly?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/334226508889?hash=item4dd173cc59:g:mq4AAOSwEHJgKEhI
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1 hour ago, Roy Langridge said:
Halfpenny lasted till 1984, 13 years into decimalisation.
Roy
Which really annoyed my teacher when they finally got rid of it as his stamp club most items were 1/2p so he decided to keep using them lol
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1 hour ago, MJI said:
Or The Freeman for people playing the Hlaf Life series
That brings back memories!
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9 minutes ago, John M Upton said:
Free worlswide shipping though
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Everyone's favourite seller.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/363549746170
How much?! Well into O gauge territory.
"One coach has the bogies supplied loose for you to glue back into position. It is also missing one buffer."
For this price I'd expect them to be mint - not needing repairs and replacement parts...
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29 minutes ago, MJI said:
Can I be rude about Jimmy Carr?
Is he stupid?
On millionaire and did not know about Mallard.
Jeremy was shocked as he knew.
Lost 31000 by not knowing his Gresley pacifics
Is he thick? Not sure - got caught tax for evasion or avoidance didn't he? Is he funny? Nope. Not even remotely.
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9 minutes ago, melmerby said:
I thought he already had a home in the UK (as well) complete with a British themed layout.
Yes, he has a home in Essex
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1 hour ago, Accurascale Fran said:
Get your coat, @Graham108. You've pulled!
What's the Irish equivalent of going Dutch?
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On 18/11/2021 at 08:24, Nick Holliday said:
Seems a bit alarmist. Unless you have some unusual habits, you're unlikely to inhale anything when using PB wire or strip for pick-ups. Inhalation only becomes an issue if you are machining or grinding the alloy.
Perhaps I need to revisit my methods? Can it be done without use of an angle grinder?
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2 hours ago, woodenhead said:
Not in the digital age of imagery it aint
The first part, anyway
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On 17/11/2021 at 09:00, Strathwood said:
Pleased to report Edward Thompson Wartime CME £34.95 has just arrived four weeks ahead of time into our warehouse, well done to our printers. We will try to clear all the pre-orders in the next few days, make sure you do not miss out.
Kevin
Argh, the email saying it was in arrived about an hour after placing an order for other bits!
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2 minutes ago, SomethingTrainLover said:
...Think I'll stick with the nickel silver then lol.
I am curious though, between NS wire and say, Copper sheet, which is generally recommended?
Copper is too soft and not nearly springy enough
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5 minutes ago, SHMD said:
You lot are just callus.
Kev.
Surely you don't expect us to toe the line?
What's the similarity between a sock with a hole, and an IET?
The owners both said "darn it!"
Why would an IET make a good comedian?
They crack themselves up.
What's the difference between a breakfast cereal and an IET?
One goes "Snap Crackle Pop" and the other is a breakfast cereal.
Thank you very much, I'm, here all night - and so are the welders.
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You have to be careful with phosphor bronze, Inhaling anything from it is a bad idea
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The train now dividing at platforms 2 and 3...
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10 minutes ago, Tony Teague said:
Well it seems I got that completely wrong!
I thought there were 20 per page but there are 25, so actually when we get to the end of the page that will be 62,500 - which will be all the more amazing.
So for the time being I'll just say that was very late to mention the achievement of 50k!
Apologies!
Tony
Your post is number 64295
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Wright writes.....
in Modelling musings & miscellany
Posted · Edited by Bucoops
Do you need to sit down now?
Plenty of GWR junk at York these days, so no reason why there can't be the odd bit at Little Bytham too