NealB
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Did your parents not get leckie installed until later in life?
Even back then (early 60's), I guess they must have been great believers in the need for self-sufficiency and the use of renewable energy
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Even back then (early 60's), I guess they must have been great believers in the need for self-sufficiency and the use of renewable energy
SaltIre
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Did you allow members of the public to walk across your track or did you provide a bridge?Even back then (early 60's), I guess they must have been great believers in the need for self-sufficiency and the use of renewable energy
NealB
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The Q
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Hornby have irritated many in TT scale modelling.
Traditional TT was 3mm to the foot scale, roughly half way between N gauge and OO gauge modelling.
The fine scale version of N gauge being 2mm to the foot, and the finescale version of OO gauge being 4mm to the foot.
Hornbys TT is 2.54mm to the foot.
Traditional TT was 3mm to the foot scale, roughly half way between N gauge and OO gauge modelling.
The fine scale version of N gauge being 2mm to the foot, and the finescale version of OO gauge being 4mm to the foot.
Hornbys TT is 2.54mm to the foot.
laika
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Hang on though…the one in the image said 2/6, this one is 3/3
Boathook
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Inflation !
sailaboutvic
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As a child we had Hornet but it wasn't on the table it was on the the gable wall,
I guess you call that GW and not TT .
Lots of wasps no electricity or wining needed .
I guess you call that GW and not TT .
Lots of wasps no electricity or wining needed .