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TBH I don't think Acers arnt that bad, my dads laptop is an Acer, and a friend of mine has an Acer. Neither of them have ever had any problems with them. We've also had Acer boards in our desktops over the years, they've proved to be quite reliable

I'm currently listening to a bit of Johnny Cash Can't beat a few of the classics from the man in black!

Im 19. I'll be 20 in 24 days

Awsome! Thats deffinatly something to put on her CV. Is she interested in an acting career? Best of luck to her if she is! An old friend of mine played an extra in Waterloo Road a couple of years back

I don't watch mutch telli now. I mostly only watch Waterloo Road, which funnily has been took off while the stupid footballs on. I also watch Top Gear, but thats only on for a few weeks at a time Final season? They've been saying that for a while now. What I'd like to know is how and why...

So they are! Appollogies it's been quite a few years since I was a Thomas fan!

Hold on a second? $55 each? For carriges? To call that expensive would be an understatement

£50? For that price I'd like a £20 note included!

The hobby now is rediculously over priced I think. I mean look at Mk3s, they cost around £25 RRP. Twenty five quid for one carrige? You could fly to Spain for that price! With the prices increasing its just getting harder and harder for people to do the hobby

In my opinion, even if there was a sleeper between London and the continent, there just wouldn't be any business for it. Firstly there is the normal Eurostar service, which can get you from London to Paris in is it an hour? I'm not sure I've never trvelled Eurostar But on top of that there is...

I counted 161, is that right? Heres mine... Hornby Class 37 - EWS (Double header pack, 1 motorised and 1 dummy) Hornby Class 59 - EWS 'Vail of York' Hornby Class 56 - Transrail Hornby Class 153 DMU - East Midlands Trains Hornby Class 43 - Virgin Trains (Plus 3 Mk3s) 2x Hornby Class 43 -...

I had to build mine to suit the space, I've always wanted a larger layout, but I've never had the space. I tried to negotiate the shed to house a layout, but to no success. so I went with the next best thing and designed a portable layout in a small space. I wanted to build modern image, all...

There certainly is some power behined them older 0-4-0s My favorite model would probably be my Hornby 153 in EMT livery Or her :lol::D

That made me chuckle! :lol::lol::lol:

Maybe it'll have to have a collapseable pantograph? :D What about the Eurostar? Thats quite streamlined too I reckon alot of people would like this 'streamelined' product :lol::lol:

Yup, and a bit of gaffer tape to stop bits from falling off! If you can't fix it with gaffer tape, you havn't used enough! :D

I reckon if enthusiasts ran the railways things would run properly. Everything would be on time, the railways would be organised and the stock would be in tip top condition. Because half the people in charge now and who have been in charge don't have a clue what the hell they're doing! One of...

Looks like you sure like your FGW Local Lines :wink: I'm not sure what to expect yet. I'm predicting a couple of HSTs from Hornby, probably GW 'Merlin Livery' will be one of them. Maybe a re-release of the 91 could be on the cards, perhaps we might see one in InterCity Swallow livery? I mean...

If a parent bought something for there kid from the Thomas range, which is aimed at kids. And a small detailed part you'd normaly find on a main range product snapped off and the kid chocked on it, they'd sue them. And probably quite right realy. A product in a range that is aimed at the...

I think FlyingScot might raise a good point. Comparing the quality of that with the other locos on todays market. Its like yeah. Maybe that model would be better in the Railroad range where detail is less desired for? What he says at the end is a good point too. Sure Smokey Joe may have...