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Re: American model railroads by British modellers

by Mike Hughes <mike@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jun 27, 2008 at 08:40 AM

In message <RfS8k.59$4J.2@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Pac Man <cutler2@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
writes
>
>    Well, I'll be danged.  There it is.  Hey, great to hear from you
guys!
>Tell Bevis that we said hi!  ;-)  Tell him that Dan had a heckuva wreck
on
>Monday...he went through a close mainline crossover and derailed just
about
>every car in a tunnel.  Then Dan tried to back up with disastrous results
>(several jacknifed cars, etc.).  Truly spectacular!
>
I've sent him a copy of this message

>> Again read the background information on Lynneton Yard the you will see
>> that there is a heritage railroad centre at Michaelsberg, the nearby
main
>> railroad town and they 'run in' their locos and also provide various
cars
>> for filming use, which is why you can see all sorts of mixtures -
honest!
>
>    I believe it.  But, um, does the real UP yard switcher have large
foam
>blocks on either end?  LOL

Didn't you know I'd started a new trend which has been copied by UP. The 
foam block are soon to become a mandatory Health and Safety requirement. 
The foam is specially formulated so that it cu****ons the bodies of the 
UP train crews when they are moving about the front and rear of any 
loco, but in particular NW2's  :-))

>> If anyone is coming to Worthing on a Wednesday (except the second Wed
of
>> each month) they'll be most welcome to come and join us. I can bring
>> Lynneton Yard for you to try and I'm sure there'll be something else to
>> see. We meet at Sompting but just send me an e-mail and I'll give you
full
>> details.
>
>    Heh.  The only way I'm going to try that one is if you ****p the whole
>darn thing to our club.  3000 miles is a little far to go just to visit a
>layout, and none of my family has traveled to England in some 25 years
(and
>that was to see our relatives in York****re).
>
I've yet to put it to a vote with the members of the club but I feel 
certain that most of them will be very happy to bring their layouts (and 
the operators) to you. I assume you will you be sending the expenses 
before we leave :-))


-- 
Mike Hughes
A Taxi driver licensed for London and Brighton
at home in Tarring, West Sus***, England
Interested in American trains real and model?
Look here http://mikehughes627.fotopic.net/
 




 10 Posts in Topic:
American model railroads by British modellers
Mike Hughes <mike@[EMA  2008-06-24 01:09:34 
Re: American model railroads by British modellers
Dale Gloer <dale.gloer  2008-06-24 18:14:04 
Re: American model railroads by British modellers
Mike Hughes <mike@[EMA  2008-06-24 23:37:25 
Re: American model railroads by British modellers
Dale Gloer <dale.gloer  2008-06-25 14:38:00 
Re: American model railroads by British modellers
"Pac Man" <c  2008-06-25 15:39:21 
Re: American model railroads by British modellers
Mike Hughes <mike@[EMA  2008-06-25 19:15:26 
Re: American model railroads by British modellers
"Pac Man" <c  2008-06-26 19:39:29 
Re: American model railroads by British modellers
Mike Hughes <mike@[EMA  2008-06-27 08:40:46 
Re: American model railroads by British modellers
"Pac Man" <c  2008-06-27 15:12:27 
Re: American model railroads by British modellers
Mike Hughes <mike@[EMA  2008-06-25 19:20:45 

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