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  1. Just wondering, maybe there was a ring fastened to the base, or to the ground, to anchor the hook to. This would prevent the hook from swaying in the wind, and the local kiddies from using it as a "Tarzan" swing. Remember them? atb Phil.
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    Coming on nicely, chaps. atb Phil
  3. Clever idea ,Giles, well up to your usual standards .Very nice. atb Phil
  4. Hi Amanda, I suspect in this case, the grab rails have flat plates with rounded ends and drilled to take the screws to fasten them to the coach sides, not knobs. There is a similar suburban at Chasewater, I'll have a look next time I'm over there, probably a week Sunday, but that might be too long a wait for you, going by your progress! atb Phil
  5. I doubt you would get any explosive gases from burning meths,probably some carbon monoxide,which is heavier than air and in a sealed box would ,I guess' put out the fire,(if a lack of oxygen didn't do it first),and a load of water vapour. Maybe an open topped box with the floor at rail level,and a removable end, raise steam in the box,push the loco out onto the track via the removable end,remove box then add tender and train and off you go. atb Phil
  6. Enjoyed your latest video,Andy,you're getting a dab hand at this.Saw Barry @ Tutbury this morning,sends his regards and a Happy (belated ) Birthday. atb Phil
  7. Hi,I've got one of these,I'll scan the Peco instruction and pm you with it.It's in the shed somewhere though,so i'll have a quick look tomorrow and find it. Cheers Phil
  8. Houses jumping up like bloody mushrooms! Cheers Phil
  9. The two threads to the right hand end look a bit closer together than the others,and the top part seems closer together than the bottom part.In fact there seems to be a definite bend in it,forth thread from left.Perhaps another run down with a die or die nut would cure it? Don't want to appear negative,but we don't need accidents with boiling water either. Cheers Phil
  10. Hi Douglas.I think the question you have to ask yourself is," do I want (1)a proper running loco or (2)a shelf ornament?" If (1) Go ahead and do the repairs, If (2) Put it on the shelf and admire it. I don't know what the boiler bush is for,but maybe drill out ,use a larger tap and larger fitting.May not ruin too much paint. Hope this helps atb Phil
  11. Ah,yes,the one the Egyptian Government has impounded and wants $90 000 000 to release it,or so I'm led to believe. atb Phil
  12. I quite liked the original "dents",I'm sure you could have come up with a story about a "heavy shunt" to cover them.It's turning out to be a splendid loco.and I look forward to seeing it running. atb Phil
  13. That's a proper job Ade.Be even better when it's painted. atb Phil
  14. Perhaps Giles can knock you one up,when he's got 5 minutes.................. Phil
  15. That's great Ade.Now all you need to do is fill all the holes in the bottom of the chairs....................... I'll get my coat.......... atb Phil
  16. If you don't mind me saying so,that is Bloody Marvelous. atb Phil
  17. Hi,yes,the road is the old trackbed.I've seen a photo somewhere,probably in the "Then and Now" series. atb Phil
  18. This must be where "All Track" Peters comes from,eh Mr P? atb Phil ps SMS - que sera,sera.Looking forwards to the next chapter.
  19. If you do,Amanda,try and visit us at the Chasewater Railway,in Stafford shire,an ex - colliery line.Might give you some ideas too. atb Phil
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