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Born in the USA - Loose Windscreen

Also factory chimneys gently smoking

Spirits in the Material World - Police

Are Friends Electric? - Tubeway Army

PEBKAC!

 

(problem exists between keyboard and chair)

AMITO

(Animal more intelligent than owner)

Hot in the city - William Idol

Under The Boardwalk - Drifters

It would be better with a tension lock coupling.

 

Stewart

The other end has one.

Bonus points if you know where it was photographed.

You

Super detailed peak at my new halt. I think the sandpaper used to represent the platform surface works well. Some weathering to do yet, obviously. CGI clouds, of course. A bit too regular, I accept.

Maybe I'm Amazed - Macca, his Mrs, and some mates.

I got invited up to the East box several times and recovered the enamelled arm of the down distant which had been thrown in the bushes around 1971 after it had been replaced with colour light.

Can't help you on building the layout though.

The Cotswold line has two dynamic loops. Ascot Under Wychwood to Charlbury and Moreton in Marsh to a point West of Evesham. Works well.

Edit: Had changed to has.

What do you want from life - Tubes

DCC. Just two wires. What could possibly go wrong.

 

A small selection of cars at East Tanfield on the Tanfield Railway at the "Legends of Indutsry" Gala on Saturday 17th June this year.

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Is 757 VY a rebodied MGB?

I have an idea that "kit"was what my Heaton ( motor bike) son was suggesting for my wife's failed MGBGT to be transformed into.

She bought an MX 5 instead for her commute - confident in the knowledge I could never fit

 

Yes it is an MGB based kit. The tooling has passed through several owners. I went to see the factory when it was in Rotherham in about 1995 with a view to buying one.

A trick to clear stock imbalances?

The Journey - Boston

This is possible with a two coil latching relay. Neither of those in the OP are of that type.

Are You Ready to Rock - Wizzard

Which is why I don't like box files

I too had a GWR chair off the Stourport branch, and a GWR cast iron 40 shillings trespass sign.

My mother gave them to the scrap man.

Thanks F.C. Not such an interesting train then. But I'll keep it in.

I've been looking through the Western Region WTT No. 13 for Sept 1949 to find some appropriate trains to reroute through Borsetshire. My eye caught the class F 2.50 am Oxley Sidings to Bristol (W.D.) on page 182. Does W.D. in this context mean War Department? If so, What sort of load would be carried? Tanks and armoured cars or just vans and opens? Would any special precautions be taken?

Circle in the Sand - Belinda Carlyle

An iPhone voice memo can last at least 2hrs. There was some discussion of buggieness when I googled it, but those contributions were 5 years old so probably fixed now.