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Something 'bout' You Baby i Like........Status Quo

Devil Woman.....Cliff Richard

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Yellow River.......Christie 1970

Smoke On The Water.....Deep Purple

All Over The World......Electric Light Orchestra

This Is It......Melba Moore

Give Me Just A little More Time.......Chairman of The Board 1970

You Give Me Something......James Morrison

Inside Out.......Odyssey

Dont leave me this Way......Thelma Houston

Money for nothing......Dire Straits

Honey.....Bobby Goldsboro

When Will I see You Again- Three Degrees

Hi Dave, will S&W fit any make of rolling stock? I am running Parkside Dundas hopper wagons and Hornby and Bachmann brake vans. Thanks Michael

I use a pin vice with a very small drill bit, drill through the sleeper between the rails and push pin through with a pin pusher, no need for hammering. By the time the track and sleepers are weathered the pins a barely noticeable. Michael

Great work on the staiths, can I ask what timber you used for them please?

Hi John, Excellent work on the signals, a big improvement on the out of the box jobs, you mentioned using 'Solartrim' I don't know if you know but there is a product on the market called 'Trimline' by 'Model Technics' it comes in a variety of colours and I think there is about ten different widths of pin stripe on each roll. If anyone is thinking carrying out the same mods as you it might be worth having a look at 'Trimline', it might save the need for the double bladed knife. Michael

The standard of modelling is excellent!

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Many thanks, great idea!

As part of a car park and access road is there any way to hide or disguise any joins there might be by using 'Metcalfe Tarmacadam Sheets' Thanks in advance Michael

A friend of mine died because of indigestion, I cant believe Gav is gone!

I think Plastic Magic is very similar to 'Plastic Weld' and 'Liquid Poly Cement' etc, I never had a problem with the glue coming into contact with the glazing because I used the pin flow applicator but I think the glue would cause a problem if the glazing got any glue on it. I am using the same glue to build up wagon kits and it seems to have a sort of melting effect on the plastic joints so I would play it safe, the pin flow applicator is ideal for glueing glazing bars, window frames etc onto the glazing. Plastic Magic sets really fast allowing quick progress of building models. I'm sure other members will be far better qualified than me to comment on other adhesives that might be used for your project if you are concerned. Michael

Hi sorry for the late reply, the glue I used was 'Plastic Magic' applied with a pin flow applicator both from 'Deluxe Materials' Michael