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Broithe
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Class 70 going cheap for spares...
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Don't jump the level crossing
Broithe replied to Warbonnet's topic in US / Canadian Railway Modelling
Anniversary of this one today - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ufton_Nervet_rail_crash - difficult to work out who was the winner here... -
On my other forum there is a limit ( eight in that case ) to the number of pictures that can be embedded in a single post, however big or small they might be..
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I used to use tinypic but have since found http://imgur.com/ to be better - for me, anyway..
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Don't jump the level crossing
Broithe replied to Warbonnet's topic in US / Canadian Railway Modelling
This one has just come to court over here - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-essex-20164782 - could have been a lot more exciting than it was.... -
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56...
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I'll probably use this one a lot...
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It'll be a wig he got from Jamboree in Clonakilty..
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I had cause to deliver some stuff to South Eastern Finecast a few years back and had a good tour of the facilities - flush glazing packs are one of his staple lines - http://www.sefinecast.co.uk/Flushglaze%20Windows/Flushglaze%20Windows%20Page%201.htm
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I understand that my agent has made contact with you telephonically and requested one for himself, too, as a result of me sending him a picture of it. He'll now be negotiating for sufficient time off to make the collection trip...
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Can you hang on to one for me? I'll be in before Christmas, if my agent doesn't venture in in the meantime - wave one at him, too, if he appears.... Ta.
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I did feel that I should make an effort to bring enlightenment to the commuters this morning.. I still think it should say "gubu"...
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I find the 22000s nice trains to travel in - far better than the similar Voyager over here, anyway. I sort of don't want to like them - but I do..
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I have found the curved scalpel blades - No 10 & No 15 - to be good for this process. There's no corner to dig in and leave a scrape-mark.
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Jamboree is a fancy dress (hire?) shop - apparently.. http://www.cylex.ie/company/jamboree+fancy+dress+shop-10994496.html
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The pool ball numbering system is used elsewhere..
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Fair enough - I will lay plans..
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How much are they? I will have to organise sending an emmisary in on my behalf.
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It'll slowly darken then - but, then he could claim it's been weathered..
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Bit of cotton wool - make it a cloud and still allow airflow when necessary..?
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It can just depend on the current and predicted commodity price - sometimes these things can 'become economic' almost overnight. Who knows..?
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Pallas Green - http://www.minco.ie/projects/pallasGreen.htm
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With a longish air-line, or maybe an extension, or it'll be awkward having to move the compressor all the time when doing the track..
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How is the nib lasting? What's it like for getting in near frogs, etc?
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