That guy in the beginning was very talented to get that conch to sound like a french horn....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGugzvOQNGs

During the nightly news the latest lottery picks are scrolled.

Tonight's were: 37, 47, 49, 51, 58, 16

Of course, 37 and 47 popped out as those classes have been consuming me lately.   

I had a sausage and egg McMuffin for breakfast yesterday, actually 

No. Just don't click it. HTH.

Changing the subject slightly - is it possible to choose to ignore a thread on this forum as it is on RMWeb?

Yeah I always get the warm and fuzzies when I see anyone using my stuff,
YouTuber or otherwise!

@ntpntpntp , I did briefly listen to track 2 and noted the very open and forward hi-hat in the mix at the beginning! I am no drummer though - didn't realize that you are!

When I listen to something new (en masse), I tend to give each track about 20 seconds and if it hasn't grabbed me by then I move on to the next one. So, we shall see how it goes in due course.

I have though now listened to all of track 2, bit Hawkwindy in places...

Tim

 

It's US N scale with an emphasis on emerging model railway technology especially DIY and open source systems. Great channel.

I suppose it is hard to argue that British N *needs* something like Jimmy's channel. But it would be nice those of us who enjoy the YouTube format.

I try to support the YouTubers where I can as goodness knows I don't have the time to make videos. It's always a great privilege to see them using my own bits and pieces.

Most seem to be OO, except this pair:

£90: https://ebay.us/m/lOiRFV
£72 (auction): https://ebay.us/m/ll0lgH

@Newportnobby    @Moonglum  @port perran   It's a very varied mix of stuff, I hope you'll like some of it - some you probably won't   

fyi I was the drummer for track #2 Space Muck Mother, which was a live gig recording back in 1997. Not sure if I can still play it at that speed now - not without a lot of warm-up first anyway!   

A couple of the other tracks I know from bands contemporary with us back in the 90s, but the vast majority are new to me