In other news the engine remains out of action due to fibrous plant material on the line now jammed in the cogs linking the locomotive power to the wheels.
In other news the engine remains out of action due to fibrous plant material on the line now jammed in the cogs linking the locomotive power to the wheels.
Alan, I'd be happy to attempt an overhaul if you send me the loco.
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Most kind offer Brian. I will have a final go…
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Looks more like Dysphunction Junction
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely!
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The perils of garden railways - bad weather; my smaller buildings usually get blown over and in very windy days 'go for a walk'. Hoping for better weather so I can check, repair & repaint my buildings.
ReplyDeleteI clean my track before a running session, so far nothing has gummed up the works of one of my locos.
I have learned my lesson re track cleaning, definitely. Perhaps l take the wild aspect a tad far at times..
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Is there a replacement bus service?
ReplyDeleteProbably three along at once…
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The extreme weathering effects are most realistic …
ReplyDeleteI wonder if John Ruddle had similar problems with his wargames garden set up .
Indeed!
ReplyDeleteThankfully she didn’t have a power washer just a very effective brush and elbow grease. An interesting thought re John Ruddle…
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