They do a really good walking shoe and are mostly wide fit so perfect for someone like me that has a pair of flippers attached to the bottom of their legs.
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Having decided that 57 hobbies just isn't enough, I have embarked on building a rail layout.....
Well, I actually saw this Police Class 37 got released by Hornby and I wanted it (oldies will remember the advert for BR it was used in).
As I don't currently have a railway, I also bought a load of track and various other stuff!
Just got to get the garage conversion done so I can play with it
Well, I actually saw this Police Class 37 got released by Hornby and I wanted it (oldies will remember the advert for BR it was used in).
As I don't currently have a railway, I also bought a load of track and various other stuff!
Just got to get the garage conversion done so I can play with it
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Having decided that 57 hobbies just isn't enough, I have embarked on building a rail layout.....
Well, I actually saw this Police Class 37 got released by Hornby and I wanted it (oldies will remember the advert for BR it was used in).
As I don't currently have a railway, I also bought a load of track and various other stuff!
Just got to get the garage conversion done so I can play with it
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Welcome to another rabbit hole
I used to model the BR blue era, mainly Western region diesel hydraulics
I would suggest building (getting built) baseboards in sections instead of one big board as it's easier to move if needed.
Useful tip: patternmakers dowels make lining up boards easy,
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Finally gone loco then?
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Isn't half the fun making your own sound effects?
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Do you want any more model railway stuff? Got a fair bit of stuff stashed away from my younger daysHaving decided that 57 hobbies just isn't enough, I have embarked on building a rail layout.....
Well, I actually saw this Police Class 37 got released by Hornby and I wanted it (oldies will remember the advert for BR it was used in).
As I don't currently have a railway, I also bought a load of track and various other stuff!
Just got to get the garage conversion done so I can play with it
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My brother changed from Hornby three rail to Marklin, the detail on Marklin is superb. All digital, you can run multiple trains on the same track. Lights on the locomotives and carriages and if you want a camera for a driver's eye view.
I sold the whole lot for a tidy sum.
I sold the whole lot for a tidy sum.
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Yes please!Do you want any more model railway stuff? Got a fair bit of stuff stashed away from my younger days
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Do you want any more model railway stuff? Got a fair bit of stuff stashed away from my younger days
I used to find model railways quite engaging.
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Yeah it did cross my mind lol
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