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St. Simon

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  1. Hi Tom.

     

    Congratulations on 100 entries, it has certainly come along way, I have followed it quite a long time and have been impressed by the standard of work!

     

    The Trackwork looks beautiful, you have to look at the couplings on the stock to see that it's N Gauge. I also love the picture of the 5MT and Brit (?), just oozes atmosphere and makes the layout look complete!

     

    Can't wait to see it develop even more

     

    Simon

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  2. Hi,

     

    I know Chris Nevard as a vampire is scary, I've already told him that he won't get a bacon butty if dresses like that!

     

    Make to subject, there are a lot of people that are like that in this hobby. At the Reading show, I heard one person say to my layout "There's so many eras on this, it's ridiculous!" he obviously hadn't read the show guide nor the 2 sheets on the layout that explained that it is a preserved layout! My whole crew had a good laugh at that!

     

    Best way is to either laugh at them or ignore them!

     

    Simon

  3. I look forward to seeing you/Hythe Parkway at Maidenhead then Simon - and glad all was well with that joint in the end and that the weekend went well for you all.

     

    Hi Mike,

     

    Yes, looking forward to the show as well and already thinking of even more improvements to make for it.

     

    Yeah, I'm very pleased at the outcome of the show and with fixing the problem

     

    glad and pleased that it went well for you simon! felt like being back at school at that exhibition eh? looks good!

     

    You could say that Matt, but haven't been to a primary school for at least 5 years! It was all so small!

     

    Thanks!

     

    Simon

  4. Hi,

     

    Ian, it was about the same temperature in the hall as it is where it is stored. It did run up nicely until tthe doors of show opened! But it did get warmer during the day, but not as warm as the center of the hall.

     

    The thing was that it was fiddle yard which was far away from any public right of way and not where the public was standing, the little plighters just walked around the back of the exhibitors to a place they weren't meant to be.

     

    Chris, that's actually quite good! I remember the thread well!. Yeah, we thought about why it ran like it did and we've concluded that it is the wiring that was causing faults. So a possible complete re-wire is on the cards.

     

    The next show is Reading on the 17th and 18th September, hope to see some people there!

     

    Simon

  5. Hi,

     

    Thanks Jam, it was frustationg because we had it running nicely, up until the doors opened!

     

    Yes, it was by no means the worst case, Graham_muz has had a child grab his turntable on his layout and turn it by hand, wrecking the gears and motor! Half of it is the child and half the parent not being able to control their child!

     

    Yeah, so do I! Thank you

     

    Simon

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