Now then Martin @port perran , very interesting. 10cc was of those bands that I liked at the time but very rarely listen to now. I saw them live in Barnstaple in August 1974, I was working at Saunton Sands Beach as a er "beach boy" before joining British Rail. At that time, they had only released "Sheet Music" and to be honest I cannot remember much about the gig at all. "I'm Not in Love" arrived nearly a year later, technically way ahead of its time and very memorable. In 2011, I saw Graham Gouldman's 10cc in High Wycombe and thoroughly enjoyed the performance - very entertaining and professional. Here they are from that same tour at Swansea...

https://youtu.be/fI2FC36lXXQ?feature=shared

Nice cover as well, quite different - some of her other covers are good as well - thanks for posting!

Cheers,

Tim

PS been out on the sea wall today?

Wow what a find.

Of course it's tinged with sadness of the late gentleman passing away, but it would be so much worse for it all to be destroyed forever.

Just wish it was on YouTube rather than Ticky Tokyy

Skyline2uk

That would be a definite selling point for a house for me

Well I never thought to do that
Thanks!

Still on the subject of covers, I've always rather liked I'm Not in Love by 10cc but.....
Is this slower, jazzy version by Karen Souza better?

https://youtu.be/-G96CmzUnRk?si=4u4wrKfFj5X_T0lz

Some rather nice keyboard work I think.

A few seconds on google suggests "yes"  

NGS Helpline question. Can anyone help?

A modeller has several Dapol small prairies and is considering fitting DCC decoders.
There is very little space inside these models and he was wondering if fitting a Tramfabriek motor would make any additional space available.

If you know of anyone with any experience of this I would be very appreciative.
@Snowwolflair perhaps?

Bob

Does anyone know of a 3d printed Mk1 Inspection Saloon?
I'm looking into modelling 999508:
https://flic.kr/p/2btJzTr
The inset panels were a later addition which I'd be happy to add.

Ultima/Etched Pixels used to do a conversion kit for the old Farish BG but I was wondering if there was something more up-to-date that wouldn't look out of place next to repainted Blue Riband standard Farish Mk1s.

Modifying the NGS/Farish LMS version would be hard work. The under-frame would need swapping, end windows replacing and doors/windows are in the wrong places.


Steven B