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Narrow Minded:66802 wrote: If I walked into our newsagents with a camera, you wouldn't see 'em for dust - they'd think I was going to report 'em to UK Border Control!
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Sorry to veer off topic but what is this 'Border control' you speak of?
I could watch those all day. Likewise Pendopilots vids. 16mil steam trains puffing their way through pleasant garden scenery.
'What's not to like?' as they say
Wish i could see the DVD everyone's talking about. My PC is currently having a sulk and refusing to play DVD's. :cry: It is better I agree if near scale speeds are adhered to - not always possible with my Mamod- thought about naming it Roadrunner! Even so i'd prefer to see steam locos at any speed t...
Mm interesting. It seems to be equiped with a headlight (though not much of one), radio comms and cow catcher. So presumably this is meant to be the driving vehicle (albeit possibly unpowered).
So, wild guess, is it some kind of Driving Van Trailer for a push-pull service?
Excellent work Mr B. And hats off to you for getting all that done without passing out from the toxic fumes. When I made this building ( based on Chelfham Station) last summer I used rather a clunky great soldering iron which did not have heat adjustment. Well, thats my excuse for the rather poor re...
Like you i am intending to start laying track for my garden line when the weather improves, and if it goes ahead as planned it will encircle the existing pond which we put in many years back. http://i896.photobucket.com/albums/ac162/dufferpix/steamnstuff/000_0442.jpg In our case the pond (approx 14'...