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PS love the 'pup'
malc-c
malc-c
That was my first shepherd, since passed. That day I had just came home from work and she wanted to sit on my lap... it was so funny the wife wanted a picture, and the dog even posed !
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My friend is bulidlng a very VERY good live steam model of 4472 in A1 condition. Would it be possible to scan ( take some digital pics) of the plans that are in the British Exhibition book please?

For my sins i am just doing a 5in B17 lol

Regards

Ron
malc-c
malc-c
I'll dig the drawings out and see what I can do, but the scanner is only A4, so it would be in sections
malc-c
malc-c
Ron,

If your friend is interested he can own the original... Research suggest the average listing was for £55 - £60. If he wants the original document £45 would be a fair price. I would even throw in an original copy of Loco Profile issue No1 on LNER non-streamline Pacifics for him. Payment can be via BACs or as a gift payment via paypal (so I receive the full amount)

Let me know

Malc
tetudo boy
Osomatsu-san is getting a third adaption this October. 2020 is technically not the worst year for me anymore.

You won't know what I'm talking about, I guess...
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py_megapixel
I didn't know what you were talking about, but thankfully I can do this ;) :
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tetudo boy
tetudo boy
I use that quite a lot :)
What did you find?
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py_megapixel
A Japanese animated comedy
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I wonder if they have trouble getting trains started at North Pole TMD because of how cold it is :D
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py_megapixel
I'll see myself out...
hexagon789
hexagon789
They have magical reindeer for shunters, so as long as they don't run out of carrots it's all good! ;)
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That's nice, it seems that I get to be an "Established Member" now!
hexagon789
hexagon789
Have you only just become one? It used to be at about 990-1020 posts that triggered it
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py_megapixel
@hexagon789 I've not been paying attention very much, but I don't believe I was one yesterday and I've posted about 30 times today so make of that what you will
hexagon789
hexagon789
You're right, the threshold seems to have been raised. It used to be around 1000, now it seems to be over 1100
tetudo boy
Having a few chips today after 4 months of not having them (I was social distancing by the way), wish me luck!
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I have also applied for Bletchley, awaiting online video interview. Have you started there yet? How are you getting on?
Xenophon PCDGS
We have missed your usual regular input on the Closed Stations Journey quiz.
Whistler40145
Whistler40145
I will be available for a while tonight and I'm home at weekend
Xenophon PCDGS
Xenophon PCDGS
Good to see your return. Whoever would have thought we would have now made 832 journeys on the quiz and I still have enough ready-prepared drafts to take us well over the 900 journey mark!!!!!
tetudo boy
I’ve always had a soft spot for Hitachi AT100 & AT200. It’s too bad the AT100 weren’t used and the AT200 was only used on one operator, ScotRail. I personally like the older designs, I’m talking about the designs what we’re shown off at the launch in 2014. I’m not really a fan of the new designs, as shown in the portfolio video. But hey, that’s my opinion.
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py_megapixel
Honestly the AT200 introduction was a bit of a fiasco though, especially when it came to light that the windscreens were the wrong shape.
tetudo boy
tetudo boy
Yeah, you might be talking about the class 385. I liked the launch designs better.
El Toro
That’s a cool looking American Streamliner you’ve got as your photo. What class is it and when was it built please? And the horse power please?
El Toro
El Toro
Hi there DelW ! Thanks .I have posted a reply already but I don’t know if I’ e replied in the correct part of the forum. Yes, to be sure the American Rail Road has lots to offer . I was watching on UK TV PLAY, the series on railway architecture; absolutely fascinating, and quite a lot of interesting features were mentioned concerning the American railroads. Thanks again
DelW
DelW
I've travelled a bit in the US, but sadly only made three train trips there - neatly, one electric, one diesel and one steam. I'm usually travelling with non enthusiasts, but I occasionally manage to drag them into a museum or a heritage line
backontrack
Including the Q&G section I've got 16,538 posts, apparently.
Xenophon PCDGS
Xenophon PCDGS
How did you find out the Q&G post count since the new style XenForo system came recently on line? There used to be a profile page heading called "Areas" which showed the exact numbers of postings that you had made in every section forum of the website, but like many other items, that has vanished during the last website upgrade.
backontrack
backontrack
I did it manually; hovering over the icon for each thread I'd posted in, which revealed my post count for that thread, and added them up.
Cowley
Does anyone remember the pub days?
Great days...
BluePenguin
BluePenguin
Ahhh those were the days. Now we are all enforced members of the no pub club
lx12ddo
Profile Picture: VP614 LK04UWW, Metroline West (HD), broken down during its farewell tour and last journey in Yeading
The Sleeper
Owner of the railarchive.org.uk ; Board Director of a National Railway Organisation, retired professional senior railwayman

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