When selling items by auction, ebay only list "simple postage" which gives BUYERS compensation for loss in transit but not SELLERS.
If I use the seller pays and then do not use the printed label but postage with insurance for loss, then ebay does not know when the item has been delivered.
Is ther some other way of covering both scenarios?
Maurice C.

Why is target practice necessary?

I'm sorry, mate, but a handgun is only designed for killing PEOPLE.

This forum is about model railways.

End of discussion.

You are right, it's probably not her finest moment. I shall not bother listening to the rest of the album - sorry Dolly!

Tim

It's not so much that, Tim. What Skynyrd do is fine but, seriously, she does sound as if her teeth don't fit properly.
Have another listen

Oh dear, I know the song is hallowed turf for you Mick!

Loved it all apart from poor Dolly. She sounded like she had problems with her teeth

Dolly was laid to rest today and this popped up on Planet Rock tonight and somewhat surprised me. Probably not for everyone but interesting...


I didn't know she released a rock album.

Tim

I'm not a lot of help as I run a total mish-mash of.....

3 x Farish 0787 BG
6 x Farish 374-901A TPO (yes - lights on a DC carriage)
1 x Farish 0797 POS

The 1st and 3rd items carry the arrows of indecision so are a tad late for the TPOs but, hey, they are all red so look good

Quote from: GWR-Kris on Yesterday at 06:06:34 PMhttps://www.flickr.com/photos/locohunter/23903497726/

Super BG (Farish)
4x Sorting/stowage van, followed by a GUV or Super GUV.

The Super BG was a Mk1 BG refurbished with the double doors replaced with roller shutters. Likewise with the GUV.

More 2000ish mail formations here:
https://www.keymodelworld.com/article/train-formations-mail-trains

After much searching I found this image that I think that I would base it on as its set around 2002 and using a class 37 one of my fav diesels. like most pictures cant really see whats behind it.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/locohunter/23903497726/