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Brian Harrap

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  1. Collect it at Scaleforum (Stoke Mandeville) after the show Baron
  2. Sentinel Street/P76 Engineering will be disposed of immediately after Scaleforum 2019. Best offer secures or free to good home, you decide. B
  3. Not a lot of people know that. B
  4. Not 2mm FS for sure B
  5. Thank you Jerry Making a wooden chassis now Regards Brian
  6. That would be great Jerry. We plan to have a grand opening of the canal later this year with the diorama on display. I'll send you a pic later.
  7. Brian Harrap

    Wanted

    Anyone got an old clapped out N scale pannier tank or prairie tank that I could use on the (non working) Stover Canal diorama I am making? Donor will be mentioned in dispatches. Baron
  8. You shudda let me know, visitors always welcome. B
  9. Just love the way the sun glints off the rails in Sentinel Street at this time of day. B
  10. HSB Photo taken before hoist was built. Ian Aprons rule OK. B
  11. "Thank you for calling Tech Support. If your computer becomes obsolete while you are waiting, press "1" to reach our sales department"

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    2. Hroth

      Hroth

      Most calls to tech support are caused by a PEBCAC. They are often difficult to resolve...

    3. Tim Hall

      Tim Hall

      A problem comes if YOU become obsolete whilst waiting.

    4. Brian Harrap
  12. My father was signalman here. We kids used to ride our bikes backward and forwards over the bridge. I remember the contactors for the bridges motors had to be given several good thumps to get things going. B
  13. Thanks Steve, but I think it would take me longer to do one of these than to do the rest of the layout. B.
  14. Hello Steve, Yes I'm happiest with the industrial types too. No need to be tied down to any particular railway company or region, even P76 Engineering is only vaguely located in some unspecified industrial heartland. So the tram (EFE shown here but hopefully something better later, any ideas?) also is of unidentified heritage. I am thinking of including it in the scheme because I so enjoyed the tram on QUAI:87 trundling backwards and forwards perversely and at random across the 90º crossings whilst shunting movements had to be fitted around it. Same I hope in Sentinel street where it will bisect no less than five crossings of the industrial tracks. If it turns out to be too much of a nuisance I'll lower it's pan. Thank you for your interest, Baron.
  15. Dammit. Although the railway transporter bridge at Warrington beckons.
  16. Managed to get this shot of the Sentinel crane loco trundling down Sentinel street this morning. B.
  17. I've sorta always felt that a bit of baseboard without track on it is a waste of space. I like trackwork so am inclined to binge on it when I can. B
  18. It's coming along. The pic on the wall is me flying my 737 simulator - another pastime of mine. B
  19. For those who might have missed it because it's hidden in the overseas modelling section, there are a few rough and ready pictures of my new abuilding 1:76 scale British style layout on my QUAI:87 thread.

  20. I bought a bottle of water today, it said on the label - store in a dry place!

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    2. bgman

      bgman

      Its probably been in the ground for a 1000 years + and there's a sell / consume by date too I expect !

    3. Ian J.

      Ian J.

      If the water gets dry enough, does it become crispy?

    4. Hroth

      Hroth

      In a quest for easy storage, there's a new product coming on the market soon, dehydrated water......

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