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A man stands at a juntion in his life in a cloud, to his right is the continuation of past and all the fobles of that event, to his left is the unknown future, a maze of possiblity and defeat, of day and night. The greatest question of all; What if?
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Life is never about reaching your goal, it is only the journey that is important. the fact that you have completed an endeavorer is nothing compared to what must have been learned on the journey to completion. the only significance of reaching a goal is that it means a new goal must now be set
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Lights are on, the garden gate is open, but the last owner departed long ago and the Building has since been condemned
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is between a very stuborn rock and a very arrogant hard place
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A Very Britsh Bulldog - no rush now....
scots region commented on scanman's blog entry in Scanman's Upton Dene Blog
Sorry to hear about your loss, its a shame the build couldn't be completed in time. It'll be a fitting tribute when its finished though -
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scots region commented on Steamin down the tracks's blog entry in Steamin down the tracks' Blog
What is your question exactly, what is the best rolling stock avalible? What brands should be avioded? What are the best kits? I'm afraid that your going to have to reword this entry before others can answer it. Why not answer these question first, What scale do you model in?, Define rolling stock, do you mean Locomotives, Carragies or Wagons? What period do you model, Pre - grouping, Big four, British railways or Modern image? There are others but this should help norrow down the search. -
Cab roof, footsteps and a crisis of conscience on the D16/3 build
scots region commented on Fen End Pit's blog entry in Fen End Pit's Blog
No I can't, and I can tell you sir that if I was able to make anything to that standard I would throw a party and invite all members of RMweb, very nice work -
Now if I could just see it with a train
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Last night I apologised to a friend for a silence of five months, for reasons I'm not even certain of, so theres no need to beat yourself up over a lack of comments on a social network site. On the project side of things, be cruel, complete the ones you feel it would be useful to complete and remember: KEEP IT SIMPLE STUPID I have numerious ideas for locomtives, none of which ever exsited and not a clue were to start. yours ScR
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At last in its proper place, a working machine
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cant think of anything to put in my status box
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has completed English higher exam, no more looking like I know what I'm talking about
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looking forwards to it, do post a video so we can its first step
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has a cunning plan
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has an urge to rant
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DJH SNCF Class 231D in HO Scale
scots region replied to DIW's topic in Kitbuilding & Scratchbuilding
Having been booted out of French, all I can say is, Very nice. You should be dead proud, My shunters still in two bits! -
DJH SNCF Class 231D in HO Scale
scots region replied to DIW's topic in Kitbuilding & Scratchbuilding
I must say this is a very nice break from the usual 'en mass' of British machines we get, though credit were credit is due in that respect, French engines just have such an aesthetic about them. Their a rough combination of the American 'cluttered' appeal and European finesse. Beauty of build so far, clearly you are a modeller who would need the Hubble just to locate my league. -
walking on a beach on another planet
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Part 11: Downtown Deco kits 2
scots region commented on M Graff's blog entry in The San Miguel Central RR
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I really have enjoyed watching this fine wee beasty arise from a brass plate to something that I'm practically drooling over. Supurb work absolutly spelendid. Whos up for a 1:1 version?
