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Quote from: kusojiji on April 15, 2026, 09:09:25 AMBoston The Launch.

@kusojiji
I quite enjoyed that. Try this one..............(also best played very loud)

Very nice!! I got goose bumps!

Quote from: joe cassidy on Yesterday at 12:36:24 PMWhen I last had a car, which was more than 30 years ago, my favourite listening was "Battleship Chains" by the Georgia Satellites.

I had to look up Georgia Satellites.
Can't say I'm too struck by Battleship Chains but I like some of their more rock n roll offerings which are great fun.

Quote from: kusojiji on April 15, 2026, 09:09:25 AMBoston The Launch.

@kusojiji
I quite enjoyed that. Try this one..............(also best played very loud)

A truly chill out track with some beautiful keyboards by the late, great Richard Wright

When I last had a car, which was more than 30 years ago, my favourite listening was "Battleship Chains" by the Georgia Satellites.

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Seems perfectly clear to me... 
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That might be true if I knew what I was looking for: I have no idea what the push-pull gear would look like as a separate spare part!
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Well i dug out my spare body and checking with photos of the real thing on Google images - Found this   https://glostransporthistory.visit-gloucestershire.co.uk/Push%20Pull%20YTT.html  - my spare has gear intact on one side but damaged missing (from the crash) from the other  so sorry cant help.

A lovely train running on a lovely layout.

I've told the story why the colour change happened.

The work experience guy used his initiative and ordered Blue and Yellow to mix together to make green, but when he came back as a permanent he saw the result. 

Mark

Great to have you back George even if it does mean a return of the BV or VB on drip