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#11
General Discussion / Re: OZZY
Last post by Moonglum - Yesterday at 08:21:51 PM
That's awful news, after seeing his recent farewell appearance at Birmingham I really didn't think that would be the last time he would be seen in public and his end was so close. Yes, crazy but endearing...

RIP Ozzy.

Tim   
#12
General Discussion / Re: OZZY
Last post by Trainfish - Yesterday at 08:08:46 PM
One of rock's greatest ever performers. A crazy (and funny) guy who I saw perform a couple of times and so pleased that he eventually managed to play his farewell gig a couple of weeks ago. Something he always wanted to do.
RIP you crazy man, you will be sadly missed by anyone who likes rock music and many many more.
#13
General Discussion / OZZY
Last post by bridgiesimon - Yesterday at 07:36:19 PM
Well, this is appropriate for several threads such as the unhappy thread/what are you listening to now, but thought it needs something special. I have just heard that Ozzy Osborne has died.

One of the most influential characters in hard rock and heavy metal history has left the stage for the final time, I am soo gutted but knowing how much he has been suffering, at least he is now at peace.

For anyone who got to see the farewell concert a couple of weeks ago, it sounds like it raised more money for charity than any other concert in history.

My thoughts, obviously go out to his family, personal ones and the wider metal fanbase.

Best wishes to you all

Simon

ROCK ON MATE!!!
#14
General Discussion / Re: Second Hand Railway Booksh...
Last post by Cols - Yesterday at 06:01:04 PM
I can always recommend the bookshop at the Great Western Society's depot at Didcot. On several occasions have obtained books that I hadn't seen elsewhere.   
#15
N Gauge Discussion / Re: Scratchbuilt lms princess ...
Last post by emjaybee - Yesterday at 04:16:15 PM
Good grief! That's fantastic.
#16
N Gauge Discussion / Scratchbuilt lms princess roya...
Last post by Le Night ferry - Yesterday at 03:56:03 PM
A Japanese modeller made LMS 6201 Princess Elizabeth.
Rather than makesng Bhe's kit, hit modified old Farish's Coronation.

http://www5e.biglobe.ne.jp/~njouki/NewFiles/LMS6201.html

https://gcm39785.bbs.fc2.com/?act=reply&tid=16905918
#17
N Gauge Discussion / Re: New Bachmann Farish V2
Last post by Southerngooner - Yesterday at 03:46:36 PM
I had thought of that Alex, but about 6 years outside my period. I could justify bone on  a through service though.....food for thought!

DAve
#18
N Gauge Discussion / Re: New Bachmann Farish V2
Last post by Hailstone - Yesterday at 02:37:18 PM
Quote from: Southerngooner on Yesterday at 12:07:22 PMHaving seen them at Chatham they do look lovely locos.....but not for my region! They are a world better than the Poole version. I just hope they pull well, they'd need to do 8 coaches at least.

Dave

Don't forget Dave, that some were drafted onto southern metals while the crank axle problems of the spam cans was being sorted

Regards,

Alex
#19
N Gauge Discussion / Re: New Bachmann Farish V2
Last post by Southerngooner - Yesterday at 12:07:22 PM
Having seen them at Chatham they do look lovely locos.....but not for my region! They are a world better than the Poole version. I just hope they pull well, they'd need to do 8 coaches at least.

Dave
#20
N Gauge Discussion / Re: New Bachmann Farish V2
Last post by NOE 544R - Yesterday at 10:31:47 AM
A sign of a serious - hopefully now fixed - issue with the models given the delays?

Not a complaint - I'd rather wait for something perfect, although close to £200 is steep, but the new norm  :-\

I think I'll need to see this one in the flesh before I commit. But I hope it's successful for Bachmann.
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