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I do love this banter

I have just paid John of Master Piece Models for Hartlebury Castle. I bought the single chimney version

I can have the loco, still be fed, not have to do my own washing and not have to sleep in the shed all thanks to the members of this forum (plus a couple of other forums) who voted single chimney because I can blame you which also means Mrs PT will not be putting anything nasty in my morning Coffee.

John

If you stop posting on here for a month or so we’ll know it wasn’t just something nasty in the coffee.

Walkingthedog wrote: ↑Mon Jan 14, 2019 3:25 pm If you stop posting on here for a month or so we’ll know it wasn’t just something nasty in the coffee.

I hoped the voting would go the way it did because I did not think she would belive....."Oh dear the chimney must have fallen off in the post, good job I had a spare single one"

John

Walkingthedog wrote: ↑Mon Jan 14, 2019 1:59 pm The GWR proved that it could make perfect locos with less wheels.

Maybe Mrs P T could also prove GWR could make perfect locos with less wheels when she 'slings your loco out the window'.

Glencairn

Why would she do that, she has great taste like PT.


Just to let you know, my absolute favourite steam loco is the V2.

Mine is the BR Standard Class 3 2-6-2T. There is one being built on the SVR, all of the origionals were scraped.

John

Walkingthedog wrote: ↑Mon Jan 14, 2019 3:35 pm Why would she do that, she has great taste like PT.


Just to let you know, my absolute favourite steam loco is the V2.

Off course she has great taste -- double chimney
And I'll keep the right side of her.

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LNER eh!
Not a V2 but a locomotive I saw quite a lot.
Glencairn

I like that a lot!

John

My first model loco some 60 years ago was "Pychley" (spelling?) Trix Twin. So while I am a GWR fan, I have a real softspot for the class