CalyClive

If I can just add a little more fuel to this discussion what peaked my interest was the mention of platforms reporting NI details as: "Websites will have to collect data about sellers. For individuals, this will be their name, address, date of birth and national insurance number, plus what they have earned and paid in fees on the platform." This is lifted from a Guardian article that I posted a link to on another thread. So one assumes that Ebay will require a valid NI number for any seller account - interested how that will impact those who buy under one account and sell under another.

This article might point the way to there soon being less of these part-time scalpers on Ebay: https://www.theguardian.com/money/2024/jan/01/selling-goods-online-be-warned-hmrc-will-soon-know-about-it?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

Thanks to you all for solving this mystery for me, an intriguing loco and would make a good subject for scratch building a model (but not for me I hasten to add). I have also passed the information to Paul at Central Station. Cheers, Clive

I did the excellent Glasgow Central Station Tour recently and was intrigued by this photo - our guide Paul Lyons told me that no one has yet been able to identify the loco(s) which I doubted as he has a wry sense of humour and might have been winding me up! However the cut off cab looks like a restricted height design which I can't find mention of anywhere. Indeed are these 2 separate shunters or are they linked? I'm guessing they are being trialed as station pilot judging by the audience

Hi, can anyone identify the manufacturer of this n gauge barrier crossing and approx. age? Also how the heck do you wire the 2 together, the main unit has 6 wires, the slave unit 4. Thanks