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N Gauge Discussion / Re: A 'Peachy TT120' for Briti...Last post by bluedepot - Yesterday at 06:18:00 PMmichanglais - you are going to have to bite the bullet and start a YouTube channel yourself!!
i've never watched peachy but had heard of the channel. i'll give it a watch. i don't think it will persuade me to go in for tt though. personally i prefer non pretentious amateur channels where it is just other regular model train enthusiasts sharing whatever they are up to or what they find interesting. channels desperately chasing after views and subscribers or trying to become celebrities just annoy me. when people keep saying 'like and subscribe' i think it is just sad. youtube can be great though so don't get me wrong. it's nice to see what other modellers are up to and interact in comments section. #12
N Gauge Discussion / Re: Farish summer announcement...Last post by njee20 - Yesterday at 06:10:52 PMHTAs with NEM pockets is an improvement too. Not really the most exciting announcements though.
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N Gauge Discussion / Re: Good Price for a NIB DCC D...Last post by bluedepot - Yesterday at 06:01:18 PMi think if it is mint in box and DCC fitted with a reasonable quality of decoder then about 80-95 pounds would be a fair price.
personally i would only pay the top end of that estimate if it had a zimo decoder fitted. i dislike the dapol decoders. #14
N Gauge Discussion / Re: Farish summer announcement...Last post by scottmitchell74 - Yesterday at 05:47:07 PMQuote from: bluedepot on Yesterday at 03:41:16 PMvery boring announcement this quarter really. Agreed! But I await a certain Precious. (37 EWS Sound) #15
N Gauge Discussion / Good Price for a NIB DCC Dapol...Last post by scottmitchell74 - Yesterday at 05:44:05 PMJust trying to get an idea of "going rates" these days.
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N Gauge Discussion / Re: A 'Peachy TT120' for Briti...Last post by cmason - Yesterday at 05:11:55 PMAm I the only one who went "who?" in reaction to the name Peachy. Never heard of them.
I consume way too much YouTube, particularly when I am sitting/standing on a train, so if said individual is popular and model railway related I am surprised the algorithm has not thrown them at me... and I do find plenty of N gauge relevant material - although of course I search it out... #17
N Gauge Discussion / Re: Farish summer announcement...Last post by bluedepot - Yesterday at 03:41:16 PMvery boring announcement this quarter really.
that's good some more 4 wheel wagons will have nem coupling pockets though. #18
N Gauge Discussion / Re: Farish summer announcement...Last post by montyburns56 - Yesterday at 02:53:42 PMQuote from: Yet_Another on Yesterday at 12:31:36 PMWhat is the running toilet block gag? There was a quarterly announcement a few years ago where there was next to nothing announced for N gauge modellers apart from a few Scenecraft item including a toilet block. #19
General Discussion / Re: Parramatta to the Quay by ...Last post by Bob G - Yesterday at 02:46:11 PMQuote from: Stuart Down Under on Yesterday at 02:07:39 PMWe wouldn't live anywhere else for quids! Sydney is probably my favourite city in the entire world. But no British can afford to move and live there anymore. Bob #20
General Discussion / Re: Parramatta to the Quay by ...Last post by Stuart Down Under - Yesterday at 02:07:39 PMQuote from: Sharkey51 on Yesterday at 07:06:36 AMAnd for those that can make this excellent voyage, I recommend taking a break along the way at Abbotsford and adjourning to the Sydney Rowing Club. It's right next to the ferry wharf, has a view to die for, excellent community club pricing and a varied and well presented menu of beers and food. What's not to like?! We always take visitors to lunch from Barangaroo via Rivercat to Sydney Rowers. Can't beat it - much better value than Doyles at Watsons Bay. But the best new ride in town is the City Metro. We travel into the city on the North Shore line. If we change cross platform to the Metro at Chatswood, we get to Central a full 15 minutes before the train we just got off. Fabulous system, with stations which have won international architectural awards. We wouldn't live anywhere else for quids! | Please Support Us!
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