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JoshW1992

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Haha thats brilliant.

'May I remind all A.R.M members that this bad behaviour is noticed by BR officials and staff, and the consequences could be the society being banned from winding up RAT BASHERS (God help them) on B.R Premises.'

haaaaaaaaaaaa
 

Juniper Driver

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I don't think there was an engine I didn't like.

Is this serious or just done in fun?

Good old days though.
 

Phoenix

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I don't think there was an engine I didn't like.

Is this serious or just done in fun?

Good old days though.

At the time it was slightly serious but nothing that would ever lead to anything more than bellowing a few songs at each other like footy fans.
 

Juniper Driver

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I remember that rat 25309 I always saw it in London although it was a Cricklewood engine at the time.Didn't see much of the 40's though.

Basically it is a site showing a few issues of a rather badly made magazine

I did something very similar in 1979 which was basically typed out on a typewriter.Just a basic newsletter.

The computers at that time were very basic although I didn't get into computers till 1981 so I can understand the quality here.OMG do you remember the zx printer?:oops:

http://d.imagehost.org/0461/SS850797.jpg (warning large image)

Ahhh the old 25's.:sad:
 
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86s, good?!

No, I just can't see how. Bit of buzzing is about all they seem to do on the noise/general enjoyment front!

In terms of electrics, it's got to be a Roarer or 92 for general enjoyment. Bleedin' great machines.
 

Derek Riley

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Well I will be very happy when 25309 is returned to the mainline in the near future thanks to Dan Monkman at West Coast.

Well done that man!

Derek :D
 

Phoenix

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86s, good?!

No, I just can't see how. Bit of buzzing is about all they seem to do on the noise/general enjoyment front!

In terms of electrics, it's got to be a Roarer or 92 for general enjoyment. Bleedin' great machines.

I know as a diesel fan that you would find them abit quiet for your taste but the 86's are classic and get the job done.
 
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