Well i've pondered it long enough and now am £20 lighter i'm about to order a wagon which has to be done by post :-\
But we will see how it all pans out for a year or so
Dave
Dave I don't think you will regret your decision. Cheers john.
Well the postman bought a package this morning so a few bits to read through now i know what the binder is for :-[ so a piece of string will suffice.
Dave
Good move :thumbsup:
Worth it for the bi-monthly journal alone I'd say, certainly better value than the off-the-shelf magazines and ALL N gauge, the rest is just a bonus ;)
Paul
Nice one! This has actually reminded me to renew my membership. :-\
Quote from: Tank on June 10, 2012, 01:12:38 PM
Nice one! This has actually reminded me to renew my membership. :-\
Do you have to do this yourself or do they send a reminder email out?
The NGS send you a reminder with your journal that you can send back, or you can renew on their website, which I prefer.
Well done bbdave on making the right decision! :thumbsup:
You won't regret it I'm sure.
The journal and handbook are worth it alone and then you have access to the society shop, 2nd hand, exclusive kits and rtr, helpline, library, area groups etc...
Not a bad deal for £15 a year!
Quote from: Tank on June 10, 2012, 01:28:13 PM
The NGS send you a reminder with your journal that you can send back, or you can renew on their website, which I prefer.
That's how I do mine, so much easier online! :)
I got a binder whilst out at the weekend so that's sorted i had a scan of the handbook which has some good info in it the same with the journal.
How much are the snow ploughs as i can only see a deposit of £5 but not the full price. I may get acouple of kits to try.
Dave