Apparently this is a sausage train going backwards and forwards in the window of a butcher's shop in Sheringham, posted in twitter by "Trundle".
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C8Lf7kKWsAAShW0.jpg
To spare Nobby, jokes already posted on twitter include:
That's a model class 153. Definitely a bit of an old banger, and some would argue they are the wurst trains on the network.
Chew chew
(My favourite) Needs a gravy train as well....
Wouldn't want to come across a full scale one of those on a dark night!!!
:no:
I just don't know what I've done to deserve such a reputation :angel:
Quote from: newportnobby on March 31, 2017, 11:40:00 AM
I just don't know what I've done to deserve such a reputation :angel:
Don't mince your words - and stop telling porkies. ;)
It'll remain the wurst train service in Sheringham until it has links to other services.
He is bidding to supply channel 4 with a Haggis express. :)
I can't believe that no-one's mentioned it's on a steak wagon.
If you ask me its just offal.
Clever ploy actually :)
Kids keep pestering mum and dad to "see the train", and the more they keep going past, the more likelihood of going in and buying something ;)
Paul
Clever ploy indeed, but it can have its down side...
"Thomas! Your Brio trains DO NOT need decorating with food like that!"
"But Mummy, the man in the shop has a sausage on his and Daddy said that's really clever."
"Yes but....."
"But what Mummy?"
- and so parental control continues its downward slide towards puberty.
If that derails it'll be a pig to clear up.
I just hope it's not N gauge, 'cos if it is, that is one small snag! Oh, sorry - Aussie slang for sausage.
You've got more chance of seeing the model railway working there, than finding the model railway shop down the same road open.