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I have just acquired these 'little gems' in a cheap job lot (with other items). They have been given a few circuits round the layout without mishap. :D IMG_4272 (2).JPG IMG_4273.JPG This was the helicopter car minus the helicopter and fittings. I shall find something to put on it. IMG_4274.JPG Glenc...

The misuse of electric buggies isn't confined to Warley, model railway (or other) exhibitions either. Try visiting Benidorm! Despite rules that allow only the elderly and disabled to officially hire and drive them they're a menace at times. So much so that many hotels have banned them even in what ...

Glencairn

Five minutes with 'Rocket'.
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Glad you like the thread, Chops. Clarence Dock/Gillingham Pier just after a rainfall is something a little different. Running trains there is a light-hearted affair when I have 'half an hour spare'. Now to move on to the building of the goods loading dock area.

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brian1951 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 30, 2020 7:40 pm

I like the use of the old track.

Cheap!

If I or my grandchildren knock it and it breaks it is easily repaired.

Glencairn

Amazing. Loved it. Thanks.

Glencairn

A final test run on the dock area as it is more or less finished.

The old coal wagons based in Scotland (Previous layout) come out of retirement.
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Scenes at Clarence Dock

Shunting wagons
New cab on 'Leefy'
Getting a 'telling off'.
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Lovely modelling, Barry. Once you start with lights ----------

Glencairn