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General Discussion / Re: The angry threadLast post by PaulCheffus - Yesterday at 04:44:41 PMHi
Got back from a holiday away to find a lovely scratch down the wing of my car that had been left at home. £156 to sort it out. Cheers Paul #12
General Discussion / Re: The angry threadLast post by thebrighton - Yesterday at 04:44:17 PMSince my post earlier I've had a further 2 marketing emails from Rails. That's now 16 since Saturday and 3 today! The unsubscribe button has been pressed.
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General Discussion / Re: Revolution TrainsLast post by red_death - Yesterday at 04:16:21 PMTo add a little more context to the OP's complaint - they asked us to delay shipping of their order as they were about to go on holiday.
As per the auto-reply on our general email (which I've realised you won't get if you use the contact form) I've also been on holiday. The packing team (by which I mean Ben and Simon) sent out a large stack of orders whilst I was away which I could only mark as despatched when I got back to a computer on Tuesday. If you're sending an email and not getting a response (and we're not on leave) then please chase us as we normally reply same day (and have done for some time unless there's a backlog to answer like at the moment). Cheers Mike #14
N Gauge Discussion / Class 31 snowplough fitting...Last post by Michanglais - Yesterday at 02:14:31 PMI'm trying to fit the provided snowploughs to a recently bought (new) Class 31. However, I'm not finding the instructions very clear - two arrows leading from the snowplough in the direction of the bufferbeam but, to what, I can't tell. I've looked on the model and can easily see the holes for brake pipes, etc. but I'm wondering whether I have to remove the bodyshell to get to the snowplough holes?
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General Discussion / Re: what are you listening to ...Last post by Newportnobby - Yesterday at 12:56:38 PMThree great tracks with Rod Stewart on vocal (before he discovered crooning to grannies was more lucrative). The first was later covered by Nazareth
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General Discussion / Re: The angry threadLast post by joe cassidy - Yesterday at 12:52:33 PMTry scratching somewhere else next time Mick
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General Discussion / Re: what are you listening to ...Last post by Moonglum - Yesterday at 12:21:51 PMVery influential on me Mark @Platy767 , my dad had two of their albums in the mid sixties which got a lot of play on our Dansette...
![]() Ours was identical to this one. Lani Hall (vocals) married Herb Alpert and is still performing. She also sang the James Bond theme "Never Say Never Again". Tim #18
General Discussion / Re: what are you listening to ...Last post by Platy767 - Yesterday at 11:51:33 AMSigh.
Sergio Mendes and Brasil'66. Brings back wonderful memories of AM radio, 45s and of course, me mum! Doesn't sound anything like AM radio now. (Actually remastered too hot) Mark #19
General Discussion / Re: The angry threadLast post by Newportnobby - Yesterday at 11:08:31 AMAs long as it's not a 'desperation' issue
I'll give 'em 'Scratch and win'. I scratched me arse and won nowt #20
General Discussion / Re: what are you listening to ...Last post by Newportnobby - Yesterday at 11:06:13 AMQuote from: EtchedPixels on May 27, 2026, 04:53:39 PMProbably the best pub band that escaped being a pub band (except maybe Chas & Dave) I wonder what Wilko Johnson's step count is on a gig | Please Support Us!
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