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Both, think of all the free time you would have. I would like to sell 3 acres of ground. That way, i would have time. in the summer, heat, willing, to venture upstairs. Have not looked at them, since April. Sat/Sun, first real rain expected, for 16 weeks, so, May be .........

Do you think the watching public find it interesting. %0% of our household, prefer Masterchef australia.

Collectors, tis the old forum, with most of old members, in a new format, with a lot of past trivia gone for good. No harm in that. The old experts, remain, and advice just as good. I like the new format. Same thing happened to the Hornby forum. Nowt wrong with change.

Steve, Exactly. Thats the point i had in mind.

WTD, yup, accept its popular, if you are starting, or buying 2/3, or you are well off. But if you are like us with a lot of locos, are you devaluing, even more. Think its down to taste.

Thats excellent Steve, Did you used to be a banker.

It would be interesting to obtain the views of all.. I can understand taking old locos of little value, and experimenting. However, if your loco costs £100, plus, surely you are devaluing your asset. They cannot be worth anything like before, in my view. But then, i am not a fan of weathered locos

Looks expensive

Boxes start to be a real pain. I have some 200, and take some storing. Would not be so bad if standaed sizes, but with o gauge, oo, tt and n, not to mention sets, and larger loco boxes, it is a bit of a pain

i await your first clean up report. My upbringing, is to paint using a brush, and use roller for big emulsion work. Over here, they brush nothing. Everything, gloss, undercoat, etc, all with rollers. The DIY shops, have massive selection of rollers, from tiny, to vast. No cleaning, all throw away. T...