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General Discussion / Think this has been done befor...Last post by Ed - Today at 07:50:18 AM #32
N Gauge Discussion / Re: Train shops in France (Mag...Last post by willike1958 - Today at 07:28:05 AMAs well as French model shops, you can enjoy the benefits of the EU single market for your online shopping. I use DM Toys (https://www.dm-toys.de/fr/index.html) on a regular basis as they have a good selection of Farish and Dapol rolling stock on offer.
Don't be put off going to the shops on the rue de Douai, the area is safe and the shops are worth a visit. There is also "Au Pullman" (https://aupullman.com/) nearby on the rue d'Amsterdam that is worth a visit. Bonnes courses ! Kevin #33
General Discussion / Re: Unhappy ThreadLast post by Trainfish - Today at 12:49:20 AMAbsolutely loved it mate. Unfortunately I've seen them make a lot of poor, bordering on amateurish, decisions and I feel this is yet another. The bottom line is that the work I and others do still needs to be done and they will have to use contractors to do it which will cost them more but what do I know eh?
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General Discussion / Re: Unhappy ThreadLast post by Newportnobby - Today at 12:27:22 AMQuote from: Trainfish on Today at 12:11:00 AMBeen told today that my job is to be made redundant. It struck me you were quite enjoying that job. If so, that's a great shame #35
General Discussion / Re: Unhappy ThreadLast post by Trainfish - Today at 12:11:00 AMBeen told today that my job is to be made redundant. There is a remote possibility that another position may be available to apply for but I don't hold out too much hope for that or even the future of the company to be honest. I hope it's sunny in June so I can do stuff in the garden.
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General Discussion / Re: Unhappy ThreadLast post by Graham - Today at 12:05:11 AMJust had my car renewal, over 20% increase on last year, and that was with my new loyalty bonus, same car no claims, why.
Time to search around for a comparison. #37
General Discussion / Re: Sending parcels, in my cas...Last post by njee20 - Yesterday at 11:11:25 PMYep, that's my go to service as well. Does what it says on the tin.
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General Discussion / Re: Sending parcels, in my cas...Last post by Mr Sprue - Yesterday at 10:36:39 PMI'm sending pretty much all the small items these days via Royal mail 'Tracked 48'. Great value for money and covers items up to £150.
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N Gauge Discussion / Re: Took some stock to the clu...Last post by Newportnobby - Yesterday at 10:14:10 PMAfter a short break and a hospital visit (thus the sad camera shake) here are tonights offerings.
Farish 64xx + Autocoach Farish 64xx pannier tank + Autocoach on Heatherley by Mick Hollyoake, on Flickr Farish Fairburn with a couple of Staniers and a CCT Farish Fairburn tank loco + Staniers + CCT on Heatherley by Mick Hollyoake, on Flickr My friend Rob's Deltic with uncanny realistic sound despite being an old DC model Rob's Deltic on Heatherley by Mick Hollyoake, on Flickr #40
General Discussion / Re: Sending parcels, in my cas...Last post by njee20 - Yesterday at 06:24:49 PMParcel2Go aren't a courier, just a price comparison website. Useful, but you can only really recommend them in the context of the experience (as NN did in the OP), rather than anything delivery related.
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