Re: West Country Scale 7 Group Open Day.
- Thread starter eastsidepilot
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I may as well not go to bed... 
Dan Randall
Western Thunderer
West Country Scale 7 Group Open Day.
I don't finish work until 06:11 (on an HST, en route to Acton as I type), so I'll already be up.
Needless to say, I won't be going to the show, but hope you all have a good time.
Regards
Dan
I don't finish work until 06:11 (on an HST, en route to Acton as I type), so I'll already be up.
Needless to say, I won't be going to the show, but hope you all have a good time.Regards
Dan
Dan Randall
Western Thunderer
West Country Scale 7 Group Open Day.
When you're a passenger (as I was), no problem.
I have to sit here at Acton until 01:52 - I'd best make a cuppa and dig out a railway mag!
Regards
Dan
Scale7JB said:Is that allowed ?
JB.
When you're a passenger (as I was), no problem.
I have to sit here at Acton until 01:52 - I'd best make a cuppa and dig out a railway mag!
Regards
Dan
Pugsley
Western Thunderer
West Country Scale 7 Group Open Day.
Now back from an enjoyable day out. The test track was great, I'm hoping that I'll have something to run on it next year! Several people were interested in the springy bogie project it was nice to meet JB and Mr Eastsidepilot for a bit of chat. All in all, a very pleasant way to spend a few hours.
Now back from an enjoyable day out. The test track was great, I'm hoping that I'll have something to run on it next year! Several people were interested in the springy bogie project it was nice to meet JB and Mr Eastsidepilot for a bit of chat. All in all, a very pleasant way to spend a few hours.
eastsidepilot
Western Thunderer
West Country Scale 7 Group Open Day.
Looking forward to seeing the "37" running next year Pugsley. It was good to see it in the flesh as they say, excellent model engineering mate.
It was a good day out, in fact I'd say one of the best S7 local meets I've been to. The West Country Group did an excellent job and some of the Lads wives organised lunch and even fed us with cake. ;D well not literally
Oh, and JB's loco ran superbly
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ATB, Col.
Pugsley said:
Looking forward to seeing the "37" running next year Pugsley. It was good to see it in the flesh as they say, excellent model engineering mate.
It was a good day out, in fact I'd say one of the best S7 local meets I've been to. The West Country Group did an excellent job and some of the Lads wives organised lunch and even fed us with cake. ;D
well not literally Oh, and JB's loco ran superbly
.... ATB, Col.
Wagonman
Western Thunderer
For anyone who's interested, the Mark show is being repeated this year on Saturday 13 October 2012. Test track, demonstrations, a chunk of the SE Area Group's layout Croscombe, and of course the Stores and other traders Laurie Griffin, CPL, Exactoscale and Perfect Miniatures.
The organising genius is Andrew Campbell campbelljandrew@aol.com
The organising genius is Andrew Campbell campbelljandrew@aol.com
Andrew Campbell
Western Thunderer
Genius? I think not. The pratt who allowed himself to be "volunteered" more like!
There are full details on the ScaleSeven website here, including directions, opening times etc.
ATB - Andrew
There are full details on the ScaleSeven website here, including directions, opening times etc.
ATB - Andrew
