Slippery slope, Sir..!!And yet more distractions…
I’ve now even got a piece of track on a shelf. Does that constitute a layout?
I also seem to have joined the O Gauge Guild in a moment of weakness
The train has departed on the 14xx tanks for a ton, but the forthcoming Dapol J94's could see some more discounting on the way. (Well I'm hoping for one at least)Slippery slope, Sir..!!
Make sure your next moments ofweaknessenlightenment include buying a loco...
Slippery slope, Sir..!!
Make sure your next moments ofweaknessenlightenment include buying a loco...
I’ve already got two…There are a couple of nice Terriers in the Small Ads page Andrew......!!
The Slippery Slope is almost vertical......I’ve already got two…
Seems more like total free fall! But hey - happened to me in UK O gauge and then US O Scale - still loving that rush of the wind through my hair!The Slippery Slope is almost vertical......
Displayed at shows as "NQP", or Not Quite Perfect. Price cuts can be substantial from what I've seen, but there's never been any stuff going as NQP that I've wanted....Just occasionally the quality control detects a slight scuff or some such on incoming Dapol loco, and they go at a cheaper price. if there’s a Dapol stand at a show, best to get there quick.
Time to return to 4mm for a bit.
Ok, this is getting silly now. That’s the last of the 7mm wagon kits for the time being until the Powsides ones arrive and yes I know about the truss rodding which I’ll leave off the tank wagon until it’s painted and transferred. It’ll be for the Worle Town gasworks eventually.
The LSWR van was a birthday present and it is rather lovely. The David Geen one I’ve got in EM for my Weston and Clevedon layouts is a favourite.
Time to return to 4mm for a bit.
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