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Rob Ridgway said on Dec 8, 2013 0:45 AM

Hi all, Just wondered if any of you Chaps Have a Wife who not only encourages your Model rail hobby, but also persues it in her own right? A few years ago whilst exhibiting part of our Tri-ang collection at the Tri-ang society Cheltenham show, my Wife discovered Tri-ang TT, promptly fell in love with it, and started her own collection there & then! She now has a sizeable collection of almost entirely, but not exclusively, Tri-ang TT. Additionally, as well as building a simple layout to go around the Cristmas tree (which now resides in the living room minus tree all year!), She has a 6ftx3ft4ins exhibition layout inspired by the ones featured in various Tri-Ang TT catalogues; i.e basic, out of the box, on the table modelling. Just great fun, but takes a long time to assemble at shows! Also great fun telling people to ask her questions about the layout as it's not mine. some of the faces they pull are amazing - What! A woman who likes to play with toy trains!? Anyone else got a Wife/partner like mine? Regards, Rob, Gloucester, England.

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andrew said on Sep 22, 2013 8:43 PM

has any one got any unwanted l n e r buffet cars in teak .Interested in any l n e r trains carrages and any cambridge wagons thank you

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eric lees said on Apr 30, 2013 11:48 AM

I need photos of Gorton engine 9G and plan of track layout please if any

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John said on Apr 18, 2013 11:58 AM

I have been downloading OO gauge Buildings from www.wordsworthmodelrailway.co.uk and thought that some of your customers might be interested best wishes John Cole

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Brian Smith said on Mar 27, 2013 12:56 PM

Need photos of steam engine sheds, coaling areas and any photos of whitby rail yard thanks!!

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Charles said on Mar 27, 2013 7:01 AM

Hello all - checking in from Portland, Oregon on the west coast of the USA! However, I am originally from East Anglia having lived in Chesterton, Cambridge! I have a 12' x 8' layout based loosely on the GWR 1958-62. It's DCC with Code75 Peco Streamline and Electrofrogs. I have some DCC ready locos, but have also been hardwiring some older ones! My layout is called East Cheltwell which you may have come across on a model railway forum. Look forward to hearing from others. Thanks to Tim for setting up the site!

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TIM said on Mar 25, 2013 3:34 AM

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Thanks to Charles for these pictures of his layout in Oregon, stunning!!

Thanks to Mike for these photos of the Chris Ward Narrow gauge Fairlie he recently purchased and renovated.

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