16mm peterborough grand draw prizes announced!
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Mr ACME
Re: 16mm peterborough grand draw prizes announced!
Not repeating last year and having a coal fired engine as a prize?
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I think I'd copeMr. Bond of the DVLR:59858 wrote:I'm allways slightly worried about entering incase I win something 32mm gauge only.... Not that I'd win anything anyway. Glad to see an increase in gauge convertable things this year!
May have to enter, would give my left arm for at least two of the prizes. Will have to rejoin the 16mm mob first though
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You know I think this competitions deliberatly trying to annoy me, firstly the prizes are so mouth watering that its just cruel for me not to win
and 2ndly the year before last 1 of my good friend who lives down the road who didnt even go to Stoneleigh won... twice!
what are the bloody chances?!
last year I had a bit of a heart in throat moment because someone with the same first name as me won something and for a single glorious second I thought Id won but then they callled out his last name and shattered my happy time.
Id be happy with the Bertie even if it is a 32MMer, Id run it on my other layout
and 2ndly the year before last 1 of my good friend who lives down the road who didnt even go to Stoneleigh won... twice!
what are the bloody chances?!
last year I had a bit of a heart in throat moment because someone with the same first name as me won something and for a single glorious second I thought Id won but then they callled out his last name and shattered my happy time.
Id be happy with the Bertie even if it is a 32MMer, Id run it on my other layout
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