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I just dare not comment

While I wish the happy couple all the best this wagon doesn't appeal to me at all. It doesn't relate to them or their wedding at all so it seems pointless to me.

Needs weathering... (I'll get my coat!)

Oh for the love of...



{Distant sound of barrel being scraped...}

Whats that they say about band wagons, not quite what I thought one would look like though

I think it needs a picture of their faces, one at each end 

Nice colour but the words spoil it.

To be clear this is a Peco wagon, which Osbourne's happen to be selling (as a Peco retailer), rather than an Osbourne's model.

I also don't get it one iota, but each to their own!

To me, it is a Royal Wedding souvenir, so there are plenty of collectors of such out there, but as a piece of rolling stock  . However, I do like the colour - it is very similar to the colour of my new car  .

I have to declare and interest, I live in central Windsor and we are all being told we cannot move our cars for the entire day, or they might shoot at us. 

Anyway, so what wedding present could such a tanker be carrying?

Cyanide from the grooms step mother
Naval rum from his grandad
Gin from his grandmother
Or Windsor Knot from his old squaddies

What wedding?

Still waiting on my invite......

Shouldn't it be a DB Schenker wagon?

Sorry, I'll get the Focke Wulf out of here.

Seriously, hope they have a lovely day.

Cheers weave 

QuoteAnyway, so what wedding present could such a tanker be carrying?

well it certainly wont be riding lessons from his dad

I remember visiting the College of Arms some twenty years ago when they were preparing the coats of arms for William and Harry.

One wit in our group suggested Harry's coat of arms should be a crossed yards of ale on a hemp leaf.