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Rob Pulham
Western Thunderer
GOG Gazette August
The wife is reading mine, shouting out all the goodies that are in it
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The wife is reading mine, shouting out all the goodies that are in it
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Phill Dyson
Western Thunderer
GOG Gazette August
Still waiting for mine
Still waiting for mine
Phill Dyson
Western Thunderer
GOG Gazette August
, youngest sons birthday party now though now so will have a look later 
Correction, it came this afternoonPhill Dyson said:Still waiting for mine
, youngest sons birthday party now though now so will have a look later
Phill Dyson
Western Thunderer
GOG Gazette August
Sounds like an opportunity that shouldn't be passed up to me28ten said:
Purple-haze
Western Thunderer
GOG Gazette August
Mine arrived today. Looks good so far Just wondering how many members will be upset about the article on the SG schools :lol: :lol:
Regards
Rog
Mine arrived today. Looks good so far
Just wondering how many members will be upset about the article on the SG schools :lol: :lol: Regards
Rog
adrian
Flying Squad
GOG Gazette August
Adrian
Never mind that wait till Martin Wynne finds out that one of his Templot diagrams has been credited as produced by Trax! (p36 top left.)Purple-haze said:Mine arrived today. Looks good so far
Adrian
28ten
Guv'nor
GOG Gazette August
Adrian[/quote:wi115ihv]
Yeah I wondered about that :laugh: looks like an Interesting piece on tracklaying though. The lionheart 16 tonners look the part in their ad
Never mind that wait till Martin Wynne finds out that one of his Templot diagrams has been credited as produced by Trax! (p36 top left.)adrian said:[quote=""Purple-haze"":wi115ihv]Mine arrived today. Looks good so far
Adrian[/quote:wi115ihv]
Yeah I wondered about that :laugh: looks like an Interesting piece on tracklaying though. The lionheart 16 tonners look the part in their ad
Dikitriki
Flying Squad
GOG Gazette August
Yes, I must admit I thought it's a good job I wasn't reviewing the Presflos
They don't even have the Morton clutch on one side
However, an excellent publication with more than usual to grab my interest. I particularly liked the Patriots (but then I would, wouldn't I) and the lovely water tower.
Pete Ager's garden layout looks fine (He's local to me and I have been a few times) but it's the garden that is of interest. The railway is just a loop to show trains in the garden, and has no operational interest, as he admits. Incidentally, the castle on the front cover was built by one of the Heyside GWR contingent.
Richard
28ten said:
Yes, I must admit I thought it's a good job I wasn't reviewing the Presflos
They don't even have the Morton clutch on one side However, an excellent publication with more than usual to grab my interest. I particularly liked the Patriots (but then I would, wouldn't I) and the lovely water tower.
Pete Ager's garden layout looks fine (He's local to me and I have been a few times) but it's the garden that is of interest. The railway is just a loop to show trains in the garden, and has no operational interest, as he admits. Incidentally, the castle on the front cover was built by one of the Heyside GWR contingent.
Richard
Dikitriki
Flying Squad
GOG Gazette August
Hi
Yellow Book p582, No.7
Richard
CME & Bottlewasher said:My other 'alf and I like going to NGS open days and we like garden railways - funny that :lol: - can you tell me roughly where Pete Ager's garden is in terms of which county or town etc. (I dont need too much detail here)?
Cheers,
CME :wave:[/b]
Hi
Yellow Book p582, No.7
Richard
Phill Dyson
Western Thunderer
GOG gazette November
Me too
Me too
