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Now now Andy,
remember what happened last time you sold an engine you liked?
You got a rubbish loco in return and your loved engine got sold on to some weirdo who enjoys modifying it, renaming it, painting the cab roof white and taunting you at every possibility.
remember what happened last time you sold an engine you liked?
You got a rubbish loco in return and your loved engine got sold on to some weirdo who enjoys modifying it, renaming it, painting the cab roof white and taunting you at every possibility.
The railway which people forgot
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Mr. Bond of the DVLR wrote:Now now Andy,
remember what happened last time you sold an engine you liked?
You got a rubbish loco in return and your loved engine got sold on to some weirdo who enjoys modifying it, renaming it, painting the cab roof white and taunting you at every possibility.
But seriously, would you rather have Robert or the VoR (which you haven't had long?). Remeber robert requires builing
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In a way, Robert. Coal fired, looks nice. is nice.90733 wrote::lol: :lol:Mr. Bond of the DVLR wrote:Now now Andy,
remember what happened last time you sold an engine you liked?
You got a rubbish loco in return and your loved engine got sold on to some weirdo who enjoys modifying it, renaming it, painting the cab roof white and taunting you at every possibility.
But seriously, would you rather have Robert or the VoR (which you haven't had long?). Remeber robert requires builing
I like vor, but i dont think its my kinda engine. i like small locos.
But i probably shant place an order unless i find another job.
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There's never been more choice in the coal fired market than there is now. Bit churlish to complain.
The ones that use existing chassis and or/ require building are cheaper for precisely that reason. If you want individuality and exclusivity be prepared to pay for it...
Happen to know a certain Mr Gorton is so chuffed with his DJB Edrig that he's ordered a Robert. I reckon it'd be a pretty good choice.
The ones that use existing chassis and or/ require building are cheaper for precisely that reason. If you want individuality and exclusivity be prepared to pay for it...
Happen to know a certain Mr Gorton is so chuffed with his DJB Edrig that he's ordered a Robert. I reckon it'd be a pretty good choice.
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While what Will says is true I can certainly see Keith's point. I've always disagreed with the theory that you can only run a train with live steam and not a railway, but I think for coal fired running that really is the case.
Matt
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