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It's a Rivarossi HO I just bought as a non-runner, now fully repaired. :thumb: I bought it as an extra reference for a card model project: France's most famous locomotive: Chapelon's Pacific Nord

I just checked out the wildcat. :thumb::thumb::thumb: That was first year student work? Grrrreat! Keep at it. You definitely have the skills.

I second that. :thumb: Just cut them out of colored cardstock - no need to print = no need to add a free download. Besides which, as for you laying down the rules, no way is Toddlea an anagram of Robert Mugabe. :mrgreen: Good luck with those tracks - you're going to need it...

Jeff, that's a great photo. It's an excellent modeller's resource. Thank you for sharing. :thumb: Hi again, everybody. It's just gone mid-day here, and the sun is shining. I'd do some weed-cutting, but the way our language keeps changing, that's probably become an arrestable offence! If...

Hi, atamjeet. These ships have a lot of fiddly detail, don't they? You've done a fine job! :thumb::thumb::thumb: I checked out your other builds. I like the pulse rifle - it's close to the aliens original prop, and it's huge! Did you design that yourself?

Great photos everyone. :thumb: e-paw: those links don't have the .jpg (dot-jpg) on the end. I think the forum software auto-detects that and shows the jpg instead of printing the link. hth

Just popped in to say: That's the best model I've ever seen of HMS IKEA ! :thumb: Oh, and the Rodney's not bad, as well. :rolleyes: Great builds - both of them. :thumb::thumb::thumb: Thank you for sharing.

sign1sign1sign1sign1sign1 I hereby certify that this thread has been highjacked beyond all possibility of recovery. :twisted: The real competition thread went thataway >>>

Heck! You're one up on me, I don't even have an oval. :mrgreen: At the mo, I've a single length of test track, hooked to a transformer type controller. As for my photo skills, I've tried a digital camera, but the instructions don't tell me where to insert the flash bulbs. :confused: I've...

CSXect: I never realised you have so much skill and talent. :mrgreen:

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I wonder who'se going to model these weathered freightcars first, hobbyists or the rtr people ? sign1

Perhaps 'panic' is too strong a word. However, look back at when zealot went down for a while - instant withdrawal symptoms and the shakes, requiring the urgent remedial action of sending thousands of emails to the web-server asking why the site was down. And that was just me. I was thinking...

Lynn: try Quick Links >> Subscribed Threads >> Notification boxes then at bottom of page, select where it shows 'move to folder' >> Update Subscription Type. It took me a lot of frustration before I found out how to do that. wall1wall1wall1wall1wall1wall1wall1wall1wall1wall1wall1wall1 You...

Not being a psychologist, I can only make a guess at the answer to your intriguing question about life on the web: 42? :mrgreen:

Congrats to the winners - very well deserved. :thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb: All you others did great, too. Better luck next time. :thumb: :wave:

Interesting. Like so many magazines, their 'news' is about 3-4 months out of date, and supplied by an advertiser. :mrgreen: Nice SP Gs4 picture, though. :rolleyes: :wave:

Glad to help. Any more info needed, just ask. I may well have it amongst my 160 Gigabytes of Completely Randomised Assorted Paraphernalia. :mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen: :wave:

How about a line leading up to a helix, or an up-down horse-shoe? Load-testing and brake-testing are great excuses for a steep gradient. :wave:

There was a time when Britain made locos and shipped them across the world. Now, the rail construction industry in Britain has gone to the dogs. Why! Even the tagging is to be outsourced. Tag art applicants write up their CVs :wave: