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Weathered, coal added and decoder fitted by TMC Original box £80 includes postage Only been run on the rolling road so it probably needs ‘running in’ properly If interested in more than one item for sale I’m open to offers

Brand New, box has some wear on one of the corners Oxford Rail GWR 6 Wheel Plated (late) ‘Bridport’ OR76TOA002 £10 includes postage If interested in more than one item for sale I’m open to offers

Brand New unopened Hornby GWR 20T Brake Van (Toad) ‘Rogerstone’ R6823 £15 includes postage If interested in more than one item for sale I’m open to offers

Brand New Unopened 37-2016K ‘Horlicks’ 7 Plank 37-2017K ‘M E Evans’ 5 Plank 37-2018K ‘Ministry of Munitions’ 5 Plank £35 If interested in more than one item for sale I’m open to offers

Rake of three Hornby Collett Coaches Weathered by Grimy Times R4680 Brake 3rd R/H R4681 Brake 3rd L/H R4681 Composite L/H All in original boxes £75 Job lot includes the postage If interested in more than one item for sale I’m open to offers

Rake of four Dapol Fruit D Vans Weathered by Grimy Times 1x B737A 1x 4F-14-001 1x 4F-14- 009 1x 4F-14- 015 All in original boxes £50 Job lot (plus £5 postage) If interested in more than one item for sale I’m open to offers and I will combine the postage

Waggon has been SOLD..... .....but the dog hair is still available!

Thanks Kevin I will remove any stray dog hair before sending.....unless you would like it? in which case there would be an additional fee 😂

Cambrian Modelrail Kit Built C1 GWR 10ton Dropside Ballast Wagon Built, painted, lettered and weathered by myself Alan Gibson Wheels & Bearings Offers around £30 (£25 + £5 Postage '1st class signed for') Reluctantly thinning down my collection 😐 so I'll be posting more soon once I've taken the photos, including a rake of four Dapol Fruit D vans and a rake of three Hornby Collett coaches (latest version) and an Oxford Rail Dean Goods all professionally weathered at Grimy Times.....and possibly more.....so watch this space Chris PS apologies for any dog hair in the photos (Oscar gets everywhere) 🙄

I appreciate it’s not correct but I used some off cuts of fencing for the window guards on my Hornby B set…. ….as well as painting the drop lights and the addition of window decals…. ….steel buffers, modified close couplings and custom transfers from @railtec-models

just had a look on @railtec-models’s website. Is it these? https://www.railtec-models.com/showitem.php?id=3397 these? https://www.railtec-models.com/showitem.php?id=977 Or…..

No question is a silly question if you don’t know the answer 🙂 If I apologised every time I thought I had said something daft I be forever apologising 🤪 I always thought a lokpilot was a steering wheel lock for an airplane

UK Baby Boomers (1946-1964) ... Generation X (1965-1980) ... Pillocks (20th May 1975)… Millennials (1981-1996) ... Generation Z (1997-2012) ... Generation Alpha (2013-2025) 🤪

4217 GWR (non-cursive script)* *I always thought non-cursive was if you said “oh dear” instead of “oh boll**ks” 🤪

If I were to model a diesel layout I’d have to go for BR green* there’s something classic about the green livery without looking too modern (if that makes sense) *this from someone that complains about all his locos being green because they are Great Western 🙄

I use the phrase “brain f@rt” instead 🤪

Well deserved praise though! 👍 My layout was going to be called Elbow but not knowing the difference I called it Ar*e 🤪

Joking aside I wish I had the room for a continuous loop, I’ve even considered N gauge but my eyes struggle with OO gauge as it is

I’m already working on my next layout and I’ve not finished the one I’ve started. I’ve decided I want something simple, easy to wire and quick to build Based on my normal build speed I’ll have it finished in a couple of years Little Warren Definitely a two wire system! 🤪

WOW! that looks great 👍

🎵What a difference a grey makes…

Apologies for regurgitating the topic of primer but a while ago I bought some STYNYLREZ primer for the airbrush because it was raved about on an aircraft modelling forum. Its recommended to use a minimum 0.5mm needle and air pressure at 25/30PSI I did try it in my Iwata Eclipse but having a 0.3mm needle it clogged up very quickly and even thinning and/or flow improver didn’t help so I put them to one side and forgot about them however I’ve very recently bought a cheap (less than £15 cheap) airbrush from Amazon with a 0.5mm needle and I’ve managed to get it to spray without clogging so it could possibly be an alternative to an aerosol primer? I’m going to do a few tests first to see if it adheres better than the Vallejo I have If it’s of interest I’m happy to report the results

That is one handsome loco I wish I’d gone down the SE&CR route instead of modelling GWR (when I CBA of course) I’ve really enjoyed doing something different with the added bonus of distracting me from doing my own layout 😂

They did have a short cameo at Warren before they were sent on And for my own piece of mind I made sure the twin bolsters would negotiate 2nd radius curves

As usual they started life on CAD first Then 3D printing