n gauge journal

[Sprintex]

The society website says expected dispatch date is 16/03/2012

16th March? 

Running late like the trains is it? 


Paul

i should learn to read properly i never noticed it was march

OOPS!! sorry for that - Finger trouble - next time I shall learn to link it in properly

Hee hee, happens to us all at some time  Was too good a joke to miss with our notoriously tardy transport system though 

I think we all appreciate the unpaid work that goes into the journal, and the fact that the 'small fry' usually have to take second/third/fourth place at the printers behind those that have HUGE runs and therefore pay more money, so let's not get too defensive here 

The NGS still manage to put out a good quality mag every two months and it's rarely more than a couple of days late at the most. Like Paul B I never look at the due dates anyway, so it's a nice surprise to find the next journal has arrived 

What makes me appreciative is comparing it to our car club magazine, which sometimes appears to have been written by a 5-year-old and typed by a chimp with mittens on! 


Paul

[brbluewill]

relax everyone i wasn't moaning about the journal i was only enquiring if one was due next time i will just shut up.don't you just love the pc do gooder brigade makes you wonder why you bother ::)classic forum form in my opinion starts off with innocent question then creates a laugh then cue the forum police to come on and blow there own trumpet

[Mustermark]

Ironically, I think everyone is actually in agreement.

The late train joke was just that. A bit cheeky perhaps, but it made me chuckle, but it wasnt intended to be a sleight on the NGS.

And i get the sense that everyone appreciates the difficulties the NGS has with getting a print run done economically, that will keep the society costs and fees down.

And i think we all appreciate the NGS volunteers, the high quality of the journal and the fact that we get one every couple of months.

I think gwrwill got an answer to his OP... It's due anytime but is held up a little in printing.