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P156KWJ

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I got my new 2008 video 125 catalogue through the door offering Buy one get one free on all DVDs until 29th February! I'm taking advantage of it! I have decided to get their new Kent Coast DEV and the TPE DEV. Visit www.video125.co.uk
 
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I'd get the Bakerloo and City if I were you. I got that at Christmas, and is brilliant. Also, go for their CD as well, with the various themes, and yes, it does include Jubilee
 

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The Down Fishguard is THE best DVD I've ever seen from them thus far.

The Video 125 'Themes' CD is brilliant and well worth getting.
 

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Hmm not sure which ones to get!
Ones i was thinking of having (but gotta narrow down to 2) are:
Bakerloo and City
Cross City
HST Great West
Ffestiniog and Conwy
Down fishguard
Lickey Voyager

hmm.....what should i get then?
 

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What have I got, well,
Bakerloo and City
The North London Line
the Uckfield thumper
Cross City
Ffestiniog and Conwy
1066 DC
The Royal Scot
East London and District
Jubilee
Metropolitan and District
Metropolitan Main Line
Piccadilly
Northern Line
Central Line

The Tube TV series
Video 125 themes CD



Personally, I'd recomend any of the ones I've got listed to be a must get
 

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I've got then (mainly on VHS but now got a few on DVD):
1066 DC (VHS)
Wessex (VHS)
Connex express (VHS)
Uckfield Thumper (VHS)
Kent coast (DVD)
Metropolitan and District (VHS)
Central (VHS)
Met Mainline (VHS)
Northern West end (VHS)
Jubilee (VHS)
Piccadilly (VHS)
East London and District (DVD)
Intercity Norwich (VHS)
Chiltern Take two (VHS)
The Northern Lights (VHS)
Midland Mainline (DVD)

Plus the fantastic Themes CD!
 

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The Down Fishguard and Lickey Voyager would be good options for you Galvanise I reckon. Seen both (borrowed the latter), both quality productions.
 

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I've got, from Video 125 (All on DVD):

Lickey Voyager
Manchester to York TPE (158 )
Eurostar Paris to London
Paddington to Exeter

All of the above are very good, with my favourite being the Lickey Voyager, surprise surprise! ;)

Edit: I've recieved something through the post from Video125 today, which i'll look at now.
 

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Unfortunately the offer doesn't cover the CD (even though I already have it).
I already have (all DVD except where stated)
East london + district
Jubilee
Met main line
Connex express
uckfield thumper
The far north
Skyetrain
Rolling stone (class 59 documentary) VHS
Flying scotsman
Steam to Mallaig
Cumbrian coast
Themes CD
 

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Ive got:
East London & District
Piccadilly
Jubilee
Northern Line
Metropolitan Line
Eurostar(DVD)
Cross City
The Flying Scotsman(KGX - Scotland)
Wessex
Marseille to Paris
The Uckfeild (cant spell that one) Thumper
The down Fishguard
Intercity Norwich
Connex Express
Ffestiniog & Conwy

I think thats it.
 

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I might go for Bakerloo and City, and then one of the older ones either to fill in a gap, or replace a VHS with DVD. One I'd most likely go for is Royal Scot, to replace my two VHSs with one DVD, as I've already done for Flying Scotsman. I've actually got almost all of their DEVs, just a few of the Welsh ones, the Irish ones and Cornish Branches missing (think I've got all the Scottish ones).
 

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If you want to get some more DEVs and can't afford to buy, check out your library. I watched about 5 or so DEVs which I rented from a library about 4 yrs ago.
 

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If you want to get some more DEVs and can't afford to buy, check out your library. I watched about 5 or so DEVs which I rented from a library about 4 yrs ago.

aah never thought about that! and i could use my camcorder to illegally capture them and put them on a DVD-R :D
 
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