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Oh my giddy aunt (quoted from Patrick Troughton in Doctor who) Minimans! I know that things in America are bigger but this really takes the biscuit tin (not meant to be offensive in any way).
A- I wish I had a massive storage area like that &
B- I wish I had that many locos & rolling stock
That collection must of cost a fortune _________________ Let's here it for the beer,
All hail to the ale,
and welcome the wine, for the ladies
Joined: 12 Aug 2008 My Line: Woodrow Railway Posts: 1007
Location: Middlesbrough, England
Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 5:51 pm Post subject:
cool!
by the way are you going to set up your christmas demonstration layout this year? _________________ Rule 8, Its my garden railway so Ill do whatever the hell I like with it!
Joined: 21 Oct 2007 My Line: Mawnan & Helford Light Railway Posts: 2536
Location: West Cornwall, England
Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 6:12 pm Post subject:
AJKH£&T*&!^&^^!&)_*$&)(y£ JEEEEESE now that's a train room!!!!
This is mine...
Woops, I don't do G scale!
Here's my train storage in the "office" end of the MHLR workshop...
...Although I've changed it around a bit to fit my Regner in too, so the Fowlers still at the top, then 2 shelves of coaches, then the bottom shelf has Edrig, Willi and Bertie on.
The rest of my wagons etc are kept in plastic boxes on the floor, on the frame and rafter of the shed, and the diesels are kept behind the wall you see in the picture on shelves.
I don't have any pics of the workshop bit, but you'll be surprised how tidy I keep it - then I don't keep loosing little parts in amougst the stuff! _________________ Cheers,
Pete
you lucky, lucky, lucky, lucky, rich so & so. I feel so left out on this forum. Everybody's got wonderful steam engines & rolling stock when all I've got is a locolines Kerr Stuart & a Brandbright GS6 with no wheels or couplings. When I go to a garden railway, I have to borrow stock & feel like an idiot inside when all I see is really expensive locomotives & rolling stock. I feel like a screw in a box of nails, steak in a desert. It's all thanks to not having a job & not being able to order things because my Dad takes months to do so _________________ Let's here it for the beer,
All hail to the ale,
and welcome the wine, for the ladies
I dont have lots of expensive locos... its the fact ive moddled them how I want and that I enjoy doing what I do with them.. its not about who has what...
maybey look at some homebuild threads and get some inspiration...
Joined: 18 Oct 2007 My Line: Beech Grove Light Railway Posts: 809
Location: Guildford
Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 6:48 pm Post subject:
made-in-england wrote:
I dont have lots of expensive locos... its the fact ive moddled them how I want and that I enjoy doing what I do with them.. its not about who has what...
maybey look at some homebuild threads and get some inspiration...
thats good. Except for when its stuff like tetley tea cups _________________
I dont have lots of expensive locos... its the fact ive moddled them how I want and that I enjoy doing what I do with them.. its not about who has what...
maybey look at some homebuild threads and get some inspiration...
thats good. Except for when its stuff like tetley tea cups
Andy, you know as well as I do that that train was bloody funny/whymsical/ odd but you cant help but love it
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