That is extremely nice platelayer. I would definitely have bought one of those but am restricting myself to goods wagons.
Have a soft spot for those, used to travel between Slough and Windsor on them.
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I've got the same one and used it today to cut some polstyrene up for packaging
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Have a soft spot for those, used to travel between Slough and Windsor on them.
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I just had to have Number 22. It used to be on the Severn Valley Railway along time ago, when i was a very young P-way volunteer
.My late father
used to travel on these often in his younger days. I quite fancy the Dapol art deco one, so i will have to start saving up for that one, although t`s a lot cheaper than the Heljan version.
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I just had to have Number 22. It used to be on the Severn Valley Railway along time ago, when i was a very young P-way volunteer
.My late fatherused to travel on these often in his younger days. I quite fancy the Dapol art deco one, so i will have to start saving up for that one, although t`s a lot cheaper than the Heljan version.
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It’s nice to get something that you have a link with.
I recently got a Minerva Pannier tank with a shed plate and number from Slough. Used to get the occasional ride in the sidings so it may have been one I had been on. Then again it may not.
I recently got a Minerva Pannier tank with a shed plate and number from Slough. Used to get the occasional ride in the sidings so it may have been one I had been on. Then again it may not.
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You will have to put a ittle version of WTD on the footplateWalkingthedog wrote: ↑Thu Mar 11, 2021 4:11 pm It’s nice to get something that you have a link with.
I recently got a Minerva Pannier tank with a shed plate and number from Slough. Used to get the occasional ride in the sidings so it may have been one I had been on. Then again it may not.
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I have a Minerva pannier an 8750, looking a while back to getting a rivetted tank pannier. But a Railcar made me buy it insteadWalkingthedog wrote: ↑Thu Mar 11, 2021 4:11 pm It’s nice to get something that you have a link with.
I recently got a Minerva Pannier tank with a shed plate and number from Slough. Used to get the occasional ride in the sidings so it may have been one I had been on. Then again it may not.
Re: Your latest acquisition
Hornby R3711 BR Princess Royal class "Princess Marie Louise".........very nice 
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.........HBSorry I'm late but I couldn't get my flip-flops to work 
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Very nice indeed sir!
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