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bazzer42 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 01, 2017 12:05 pm Hmmmm, not a standard Roundhouse colour for some strange reason.....

above post.

The point on the horse riders is what, they don’t go giving the v signs if they get annoyed, most round here are pretty well behaved considering that the car drivers don’t give them the room they need, which is more than what the cyclists should have in my opinion and it is only my opinion, others u...

tom_tom_go wrote: ↑Fri Sep 01, 2017 9:54 am
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I dare you to paint it pink (I don't think it is that bad).

would be different...

Thanks for your help with the paint colours Derek, has always your knowledge is so helpful. It was your replies to me on FaceBook Messenger that has convinced me which way i should be going in my garden rail adventure. I am now in the process of selling a lot of my N Gauge steamers, so i can pit to...

tom_tom_go wrote: ↑Fri Sep 01, 2017 8:28 am Humbrol have a paint chart as well on their site as do most companies who make paint.

Thank you Tom.

pandsrowe wrote: ↑Fri Sep 01, 2017 8:05 am If you look on the Roundhouse website they actually show a chart of all their available colours.

Thank you Phil...

Sorry Rik mate, i don’t understand French...lol..

Thanks for your help with the paint colours Derek, has always your knowledge is so helpful. It was your replies to me on FaceBook Messenger that has convinced me which way i should be going in my garden rail adventure. I am now in the process of selling a lot of my N Gauge steamers, so i can pit tow...

Brilliant and cheap too.

My grandfather's approach was that creosote was safe enough if (a) you kept it off your skin, and (b) did not drink it. The second comment was also a tongue in cheek reference to how I like my coffee! The main argument against the creosote ban is that the replacements are total rubbish! Cheers, Pet...

Take it you don’t like cyclists then...

Can anyone provide a chart of the available paint colours please.

Thanks Graham.

Why isn’t Creosote sold anymore. Elf n' safety Since 30 April 2003 retailers can no longer sell creosote and coal tar creosote wood preservatives to the general public in Great Britain Since 30 June 2003 general public can no longer use creosote and coal tar creosote wood preservatives in Great Bri...

Thanks Tom, never entered my head to get one of the Rx102’s and at £12 from RC trains, there may be cheaper suppliers, plus getting the servo’s and a little bit of help (Hinting) would be some what cheaper and leave some more money for something else i could convert wouldn’t it. Thanks again Tom. :t...

Thanks Graham, i haven’t bought it yet, but that is a great price...do they sell the “Bertie” has well.

Thats so cool and very very cheap Jez... Thanks..

I would like to know if the “Bertie” is able to be converted to R/C please.

Is Shellac available still.

Well we can’t all be close to the Niagara Falls Peter, lol.

By the way i wasn’t meaning anything by it on loading videos on to the forum, i was just saying how long it took youtube to do it.

Happy Modelling.