PieGuyRob
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With the way things are in the Gulf of Aden, then probably round the cape of good hope.
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I suppose a wood chipper or shredder of some kind first, would do away with the air pockets.
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I am going to presume the description on the ebay listing, is an AI generated one. I don't see how bent carriages will make great addition to anything other than landfill
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This..... https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/256345574583
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The thread drift on here can be funny and always cheers me up as well!
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Class 37, by Accurascale
PieGuyRob replied to Accurascale Fran's topic in Accurascale / Irish Railway Models
I thought the 37?4's were identical to the 37/5's (which the EPS 37/6's were sourced from). The only difference with the 37/4's is they were fitted with an electric train supply. I may be wrong....... -
I think that is one of the cheaper ones I have seen. Have seen them on the bay for over £1500.
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Have they just cut out a Royal Mail logo from some literature and glued it on the side?
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Wish I knew that 35 years ago!
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Wow. £149.98 combined for some not very good bog roll!
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Is Izal the grease proof toilet paper you ised to get in schools and public toilets?
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Class 37, by Accurascale
PieGuyRob replied to Accurascale Fran's topic in Accurascale / Irish Railway Models
I would like 37219 as I had it for haulage from Warrington Bank Quay to Manchester Piccadily and back in the year 2000. -
Class 37, by Accurascale
PieGuyRob replied to Accurascale Fran's topic in Accurascale / Irish Railway Models
Transrail grey 37407, Mainline blue 37219, for me please.......... -
Didn't Bachmann do a busy bee James? My neighbours will be wandering "what the blood hell is that?" though any English Electric prime mover would do! Awesome! My garage isn't big enough for a Doxford 2 stroke prime mover.
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Is it me or is the cab missing? Also it looks like the Rivarossi one that Sam reviewed not so long ago.
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I liked John Cleland in the Cavalier SRI and the Vectra SRI. One of my former taxis was a Peugeot 406. Every night at work was my own BTCC race! (within the realms of speed limits of course).
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It was my favourite motor racing at the time. I enjoyed more than F1.
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Class 50, By Accurascale
PieGuyRob replied to Accurascale Fran's topic in Accurascale / Irish Railway Models
The HST set that 43054 and 43073 were working was The Cumbrian Coast 125 run by Hertfordshire Railtours from St Pancras to Workington. As for the diesel drivers letting rip southbound, I miss the cross country 47's for that reason. Also the HST's used to go for it heading south as well. In 1992 I was only 10 years old. -
I wouldn't have thought that mid 1990's British Touring Car Championsip, would have been Accurascale's thing!
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Class 50, By Accurascale
PieGuyRob replied to Accurascale Fran's topic in Accurascale / Irish Railway Models
I think I have a suitable candidate. 47509. https://youtu.be/UDJw3gMM2y4?si=WN7M8bRUTzMP3SD4 The time in this video is 4:22. -
We could play him some Bruce Springsteen "Sledge Hammer"!
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The Derby Sulzers website is really useful. The number of changes made to the little grills above the cab doors and also the boiler exhaust and engine exhaust panels over the years as they passed through works. There are a myriad of differences.
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Troublesome truck faces no less!
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And look so much better with wrap around cab windows.
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Class 50, By Accurascale
PieGuyRob replied to Accurascale Fran's topic in Accurascale / Irish Railway Models
50021's fan is yellow.
