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On 09/12/2023 at 21:41, Chris M said:
I had a Regal 3/25 in blue too. I passed my test in it when I was 16 which was legal because it was technically a motor tricycle. Cost me £50. I survived it and learned a lot about how to drive safely. Rule 1 - never brake and turn the steering wheel at the same time. Rule 2 - watch out when an artic overtakes you on the motorway.
Back to the plot I used that Deluxe Materials Glue n glaze on the 3D printed cars I have.
I had one driving lesson in the Reliant Supervan with my mum. First and last time I ever swore at her it so frustrating to drive. kangerooing around Bevendean Industrial estate one Sunday morning.
I use Krystal Klear for windows, front screen will probably be clear Plasticard.
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I can confirm that the older bodies and fuel tanks fit the new chassis. Thanks to davebem for doing the donkey work on this.
A two minute job to swop the lot. So my 47555 becomes sound fitted. It had a good run around the long DCC layout at the Yorkshire area NGS meeting today. Excellent sounds.
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NGS Christmas meeting today so mince pies and trains.
I took 47555 along, this now has the new sound fitted c47 chassis. A two minute job to swop bodies and fuel tanks over from the new RES liveried model. 47555 performed faultlessly and made a great noise with its 9 coach train.
I also largely finished the M and S building, just the window dressing to add before the walls are glued to the carcass. The tin shed also had its windows added and other than a bit of weathering is now finished.
Pictures to follow.
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23 hours ago, acg5324 said:
As per this old family photo….Whitecliff Bay holiday park, IOW.
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9 hours ago, 37114 said:
Looks a nice pub, gutted I missed that when I was there last year.
It was…….Just next to the back entrance to the station. We got in with room to spare on Friday, Saturday lunchtime couldn’t even get in the door!
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10 minutes ago, davebem said:
Yes, the chassis is just a lower profile block and entirely new pcb for next 18 and speaker, the bogie tower is also lower. This means the new ones are a few grams lighter ( I had a touch of wheel slip on a 10 coach rake - nothing serious though).
The light pcb now includes cab light at the top shown below. The only minor issue with swapping bodies is the cab interior moulding has been changed for the cab light to pass through, if you can live without cab lights or also swap the cab interior then its fine.
Can the earlier fuel tank set up be attached to the new chassis? If yes then I can see a lot of body swooping going on.
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http://www.1s76.com/1S76 1984.htm
You’ll need to scroll down the page a bit…….Class 50029 at Leeds working the 1400 to Brighton….yes such a train existed…..portion from Hull attached at Sheffield.
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playtest run in the shop of one of the sound fitted class 47s yesterday…..and it was great…very impressed. Shame about the choice of liveries….but will hope that there are more to come.- 3
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10 hours ago, Barry O said:
I really enjoyed the visit today. Thanks for being a great host!
Baz
My pleasure.
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Thanks to all those who attended, looks like attendance was up about 12% on 2022.
2024 planning is well under way.- 2
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6 hours ago, St Enodoc said:
My Sussex sojourn ended yesterday and, following an uneventful trip by South Eastern 375 (again), Bakerloo Line 72 stock, Chiltern 168 and West Midlands 323, I'm now at my cousin's home on the fringes of the Black Country.
We went to his local MG Owners' Club meeting last night, where I attempted to stir the pot by revealing that I used to be a member of the MG Car Club (think People's Front of Judea and Judean Peoples' Front). Regrettably the venue only had fizzy beer, so I settled for a pint of John Smith's Smooth, which I reckon was the least worst option.
I also learned that the entrance and exit to and from an MGB is more challenging than it was 40 years ago...
Splitters!
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1 hour ago, john new said:
16 months on and still no Rowntrees Ruston despite it being on Hornby's release list. Ho Hum, maybe it will be out before Christmas but I am not holding my breath!
I think we have seen February for this.
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Been to the Birch Hall Inn, it was good….very busy but it was during the summer time.
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Well the Brighton show is over for another year…..my feet ache as always…..
Attendance was up from 2022 which is excellent. The club display stand hasn’t been updated for a few years but one photo on it you might find amusing. This was taken while we were clearing the ground for the 40ft hut that holds most of the layouts…..and yes I’m in there as a 19 year old.
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It’s not been made for at least 4 years.