Bachmann Class 57's

I noticed someone was selling Bachmann Virgin Class 57's at Barrow Hill on
Sunday for £37.50, a big long stall in the middle close to where the beer
was being sold, anyone know the name of the stall or have a website.

Ta!!

Mark Grainger wrote:
> I noticed someone was selling Bachmann Virgin Class 57's at Barrow Hill on
> Sunday for £37.50, a big long stall in the middle close to where the beer
> was being sold, anyone know the name of the stall or have a website.
>
> Ta!!
>
>
Did they have the Dellner coupler? I get the feeling that those sell
less well? Cue John.

Rob.

In message <46a0828b$0$1604$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net>, Robert
Wilson <robwilson@remove.brushhead.co.uk> writes
>Mark Grainger wrote:
>> I noticed someone was selling Bachmann Virgin Class 57's at Barrow
>>Hill on Sunday for £37.50, a big long stall in the middle close to
>>where the beer was being sold, anyone know the name of the stall or
>>have a website.
>> Ta!!
>Did they have the Dellner coupler? I get the feeling that those sell
>less well? Cue John.
>
>Rob.

I'd have thought it would have had the standard tension-lock :-)
--
Jane
British OO, American and Australian HO, and DCC in the garden
http://www.yddraiggoch.demon.co.uk/railway/railway.html

You know I wonder if anyone will have a go at doing a working Dellner
coupling. You could just about have a go at gauge 1?

How wonderful it is to have shining wit on a horrid day like this.

P

Rob.

Jane Sullivan wrote:
> In message <46a0828b$0$1604$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net>, Robert
> Wilson <robwilson@remove.brushhead.co.uk> writes
>> Mark Grainger wrote:
>>> I noticed someone was selling Bachmann Virgin Class 57's at Barrow
>>> Hill on Sunday for £37.50, a big long stall in the middle close to
>>> where the beer was being sold, anyone know the name of the stall or
>>> have a website.
>>> Ta!!
>> Did they have the Dellner coupler? I get the feeling that those sell
>> less well? Cue John.
>>
>> Rob.
>
> I'd have thought it would have had the standard tension-lock :-)

Robert Wilson said the following on 20/07/2007 12:29:

> How wonderful it is to have shining wit on a horrid day like this.

P

Well, it's better than a whining......

--
Paul Boyd
http://www.paul-boyd.co.uk/

"Robert Wilson" wrote

> How wonderful it is to have shining wit on a horrid day like this.

P

What's horrid about it? Been one of the few days this summer when we've not
had rain ......................... yet!

John.

In message <13a1bl4qo78j0d6@news.supernews.com>, John Turner
<nospam@nospam.invalid> writes
>
>"Robert Wilson" wrote
>
>> How wonderful it is to have shining wit on a horrid day like this.

P
>
>What's horrid about it? Been one of the few days this summer when we've not
>had rain ......................... yet!
>
>John.
>
>
You wouldn't believe that a couple of hours ago we were in the middle of
a thunderstorm. Now the sun is shining and the road and pavement surface
outside has dried already.
--
Jane
British OO, American and Australian HO, and DCC in the garden
http://www.yddraiggoch.demon.co.uk/railway/railway.html

"Jane Sullivan" wrote

> You wouldn't believe that a couple of hours ago we were in the middle of a
> thunderstorm. Now the sun is shining and the road and pavement surface
> outside has dried already.

I'd believe anything about this weather this summer. It's now cold and grey
here, but still no rain.

John.

In message <13a1gn3mo983hc4@news.supernews.com>
"John Turner" <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote:

>
> "Jane Sullivan" wrote
>
> > You wouldn't believe that a couple of hours ago we were in the middle of a
> > thunderstorm. Now the sun is shining and the road and pavement surface
> > outside has dried already.
>
> I'd believe anything about this weather this summer. It's now cold and grey
> here, but still no rain.
>
> John.
>
>

Been pee-ing down all day here (just for a change). It used just be
in the winter one was eternaly greatful to be driving a Land Rover
to be able to get about......

Richard

--
www.beamends-lrspares.co.uk sales@beamends-lrspares.co.uk
I have become... comfortably numb

beamendsltd wrote:
> In message <13a1gn3mo983hc4@news.supernews.com>
> "John Turner" <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote:
>
>> "Jane Sullivan" wrote
>>
>>> You wouldn't believe that a couple of hours ago we were in the middle of a
>>> thunderstorm. Now the sun is shining and the road and pavement surface
>>> outside has dried already.
>> I'd believe anything about this weather this summer. It's now cold and grey
>> here, but still no rain.
>>
>> John.
>>
>>
>
> Been pee-ing down all day here (just for a change). It used just be
> in the winter one was eternaly greatful to be driving a Land Rover
> to be able to get about......
>
> Richard
> Been p-ing it down all day here, the severn in my neck of the woods is
like a raging torretn. If I were in shrewsbury, i'd be defacating
myself in the next couple of days.

Rob.

"John Turner" <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote:
> "Jane Sullivan" wrote
>
>> You wouldn't believe that a couple of hours ago we were in the middle
>> of a thunderstorm. Now the sun is shining and the road and pavement
>> surface outside has dried already.
>
> I'd believe anything about this weather this summer. It's now cold
> and grey here, but still no rain.

You Brits are always complaining. Last year it was too bloody hot. ;-)

--
Martin S.

"MartinS" wrote

> You Brits are always complaining. Last year it was too bloody hot. ;-)

Aye, well it's nissing down now and has been for the last eighteen hours or
so.

John.

"MartinS" <me@my.place> wrote in message
news:36doi.70068$wG2.24575@newsfe17.lga...
> "John Turner" <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote:
>> "Jane Sullivan" wrote
>>
>>> You wouldn't believe that a couple of hours ago we were in the middle
>>> of a thunderstorm. Now the sun is shining and the road and pavement
>>> surface outside has dried already.
>>
>> I'd believe anything about this weather this summer. It's now cold
>> and grey here, but still no rain.
>
> You Brits are always complaining. Last year it was too bloody hot. ;-)

Yes but it has never rained in England before so you can't expect them to be
ready for it or to take precautions against it ;-)

(kim)

"John Turner" <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote in message
news:13a3m0e8jav40aa@news.supernews.com...
>
> "MartinS" wrote
>
>> You Brits are always complaining. Last year it was too bloody hot. ;-)
>
> Aye, well it's nissing down now and has been for the last eighteen hours
> or so.
>
> John.

Maybe just as well I didn't make it over to the mainland.

Hopefully, September is a lot better, just have to wait and see.

Wilson

Ps; a few heavy showers on Thurs, nothing to whinge about.

On 21/07/2007 12:40, Wilson.R.Adams said,

> Hopefully, September is a lot better, just have to wait and see.

It had better be, because that's when I've booked my camping/MTBing
holiday in North Wales. An area not known for its clement weather at
the best of times :-(

--
Paul Boyd
http://www.paul-boyd.co.uk/

"kim" <ntscuser@aol.com> wrote in message
news:h7mdnW6vibVedjzbnZ2dnUVZ8s2mnZ2d@giganews.com ...
> "MartinS" <me@my.place> wrote in message
> news:36doi.70068$wG2.24575@newsfe17.lga...
> > "John Turner" <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote:
> >> "Jane Sullivan" wrote
> >>
> >>> You wouldn't believe that a couple of hours ago we were in the middle
> >>> of a thunderstorm. Now the sun is shining and the road and pavement
> >>> surface outside has dried already.
> >>
> >> I'd believe anything about this weather this summer. It's now cold
> >> and grey here, but still no rain.
> >
> > You Brits are always complaining. Last year it was too bloody hot. ;-)
>
> Yes but it has never rained in England before so you can't expect them to
be
> ready for it or to take precautions against it ;-)

And you should see the fuss made on national news if it dares to snow in the
south-east of england, 4 flakes seem to grind that part of the country to a
halt! ;-)
Badger.

"Badger" <brianhatton@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:Js6dnYUmjpVH2D_bnZ2dnUVZ8qKvnZ2d@bt.com...
>
> "kim" <ntscuser@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:h7mdnW6vibVedjzbnZ2dnUVZ8s2mnZ2d@giganews.com ...
>> "MartinS" <me@my.place> wrote in message
>> news:36doi.70068$wG2.24575@newsfe17.lga...
>> > "John Turner" <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote:
>> >> "Jane Sullivan" wrote
>> >>
>> >>> You wouldn't believe that a couple of hours ago we were in the middle
>> >>> of a thunderstorm. Now the sun is shining and the road and pavement
>> >>> surface outside has dried already.
>> >>
>> >> I'd believe anything about this weather this summer. It's now cold
>> >> and grey here, but still no rain.
>> >
>> > You Brits are always complaining. Last year it was too bloody hot. ;-)
>>
>> Yes but it has never rained in England before so you can't expect them to
> be
>> ready for it or to take precautions against it ;-)
>
> And you should see the fuss made on national news if it dares to snow in
> the
> south-east of england, 4 flakes seem to grind that part of the country to
> a
> halt! ;-)
> Badger.
>
>

Snow? What's that? ;-)

Ian J.

"John Turner" <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote:
> "MartinS" wrote
>
>> You Brits are always complaining. Last year it was too bloody hot.
>> ;-)
>
> Aye, well it's nissing down now and has been for the last eighteen
> hours or so.

A very pleasant 25C here, low humidity, mostly sunny and a cool breeze!

--
Martin S.

	#1
Mark Grainger	Bachmann Class 57's I noticed someone was selling Bachmann Virgin Class 57's at Barrow Hill on Sunday for £37.50, a big long stall in the middle close to where the beer was being sold, anyone know the name of the stall or have a website. Ta!!

	#2
Robert Wilson	Re: Bachmann Class 57's Mark Grainger wrote: > I noticed someone was selling Bachmann Virgin Class 57's at Barrow Hill on > Sunday for £37.50, a big long stall in the middle close to where the beer > was being sold, anyone know the name of the stall or have a website. > > Ta!! > > Did they have the Dellner coupler? I get the feeling that those sell less well? Cue John. Rob.

	#3
Jane Sullivan	Re: Bachmann Class 57's In message <46a0828b$0$1604$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net>, Robert Wilson <robwilson@remove.brushhead.co.uk> writes >Mark Grainger wrote: >> I noticed someone was selling Bachmann Virgin Class 57's at Barrow >>Hill on Sunday for £37.50, a big long stall in the middle close to >>where the beer was being sold, anyone know the name of the stall or >>have a website. >> Ta!! >Did they have the Dellner coupler? I get the feeling that those sell >less well? Cue John. > >Rob. I'd have thought it would have had the standard tension-lock :-) -- Jane British OO, American and Australian HO, and DCC in the garden http://www.yddraiggoch.demon.co.uk/railway/railway.html

	#4
Robert Wilson	Re: Bachmann Class 57's You know I wonder if anyone will have a go at doing a working Dellner coupling. You could just about have a go at gauge 1? How wonderful it is to have shining wit on a horrid day like this. P Rob. Jane Sullivan wrote: > In message <46a0828b$0$1604$ed2619ec@ptn-nntp-reader02.plus.net>, Robert > Wilson <robwilson@remove.brushhead.co.uk> writes >> Mark Grainger wrote: >>> I noticed someone was selling Bachmann Virgin Class 57's at Barrow >>> Hill on Sunday for £37.50, a big long stall in the middle close to >>> where the beer was being sold, anyone know the name of the stall or >>> have a website. >>> Ta!! >> Did they have the Dellner coupler? I get the feeling that those sell >> less well? Cue John. >> >> Rob. > > I'd have thought it would have had the standard tension-lock :-)

	#5
Paul Boyd	Re: Bachmann Class 57's Robert Wilson said the following on 20/07/2007 12:29: > How wonderful it is to have shining wit on a horrid day like this. P Well, it's better than a whining...... -- Paul Boyd http://www.paul-boyd.co.uk/

	#6
John Turner	Re: Bachmann Class 57's "Robert Wilson" wrote > How wonderful it is to have shining wit on a horrid day like this. P What's horrid about it? Been one of the few days this summer when we've not had rain ......................... yet! John.

	#8
John Turner	Re: Bachmann Class 57's "Jane Sullivan" wrote > You wouldn't believe that a couple of hours ago we were in the middle of a > thunderstorm. Now the sun is shining and the road and pavement surface > outside has dried already. I'd believe anything about this weather this summer. It's now cold and grey here, but still no rain. John.

	#9
beamendsltd	Re: Bachmann Class 57's In message <13a1gn3mo983hc4@news.supernews.com> "John Turner" <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote: > > "Jane Sullivan" wrote > > > You wouldn't believe that a couple of hours ago we were in the middle of a > > thunderstorm. Now the sun is shining and the road and pavement surface > > outside has dried already. > > I'd believe anything about this weather this summer. It's now cold and grey > here, but still no rain. > > John. > > Been pee-ing down all day here (just for a change). It used just be in the winter one was eternaly greatful to be driving a Land Rover to be able to get about...... Richard -- www.beamends-lrspares.co.uk sales@beamends-lrspares.co.uk I have become... comfortably numb

	#10
Robert Wilson	Re: Bachmann Class 57's beamendsltd wrote: > In message <13a1gn3mo983hc4@news.supernews.com> > "John Turner" <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote: > >> "Jane Sullivan" wrote >> >>> You wouldn't believe that a couple of hours ago we were in the middle of a >>> thunderstorm. Now the sun is shining and the road and pavement surface >>> outside has dried already. >> I'd believe anything about this weather this summer. It's now cold and grey >> here, but still no rain. >> >> John. >> >> > > Been pee-ing down all day here (just for a change). It used just be > in the winter one was eternaly greatful to be driving a Land Rover > to be able to get about...... > > Richard > Been p-ing it down all day here, the severn in my neck of the woods is like a raging torretn. If I were in shrewsbury, i'd be defacating myself in the next couple of days. Rob.

	#11
MartinS	Re: Bachmann Class 57's "John Turner" <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote: > "Jane Sullivan" wrote > >> You wouldn't believe that a couple of hours ago we were in the middle >> of a thunderstorm. Now the sun is shining and the road and pavement >> surface outside has dried already. > > I'd believe anything about this weather this summer. It's now cold > and grey here, but still no rain. You Brits are always complaining. Last year it was too bloody hot. ;-) -- Martin S.

	#12
John Turner	Re: Bachmann Class 57's "MartinS" wrote > You Brits are always complaining. Last year it was too bloody hot. ;-) Aye, well it's nissing down now and has been for the last eighteen hours or so. John.

	#13
kim	Re: Bachmann Class 57's "MartinS" <me@my.place> wrote in message news:36doi.70068$wG2.24575@newsfe17.lga... > "John Turner" <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote: >> "Jane Sullivan" wrote >> >>> You wouldn't believe that a couple of hours ago we were in the middle >>> of a thunderstorm. Now the sun is shining and the road and pavement >>> surface outside has dried already. >> >> I'd believe anything about this weather this summer. It's now cold >> and grey here, but still no rain. > > You Brits are always complaining. Last year it was too bloody hot. ;-) Yes but it has never rained in England before so you can't expect them to be ready for it or to take precautions against it ;-) (kim)

	#14
Wilson.R.Adams	Re: Bachmann Class 57's "John Turner" <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote in message news:13a3m0e8jav40aa@news.supernews.com... > > "MartinS" wrote > >> You Brits are always complaining. Last year it was too bloody hot. ;-) > > Aye, well it's nissing down now and has been for the last eighteen hours > or so. > > John. Maybe just as well I didn't make it over to the mainland. Hopefully, September is a lot better, just have to wait and see. Wilson Ps; a few heavy showers on Thurs, nothing to whinge about.

	#15
Paul Boyd	Re: Bachmann Class 57's On 21/07/2007 12:40, Wilson.R.Adams said, > Hopefully, September is a lot better, just have to wait and see. It had better be, because that's when I've booked my camping/MTBing holiday in North Wales. An area not known for its clement weather at the best of times :-( -- Paul Boyd http://www.paul-boyd.co.uk/

	#16
Badger	Re: Bachmann Class 57's "kim" <ntscuser@aol.com> wrote in message news:h7mdnW6vibVedjzbnZ2dnUVZ8s2mnZ2d@giganews.com ... > "MartinS" <me@my.place> wrote in message > news:36doi.70068$wG2.24575@newsfe17.lga... > > "John Turner" <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote: > >> "Jane Sullivan" wrote > >> > >>> You wouldn't believe that a couple of hours ago we were in the middle > >>> of a thunderstorm. Now the sun is shining and the road and pavement > >>> surface outside has dried already. > >> > >> I'd believe anything about this weather this summer. It's now cold > >> and grey here, but still no rain. > > > > You Brits are always complaining. Last year it was too bloody hot. ;-) > > Yes but it has never rained in England before so you can't expect them to be > ready for it or to take precautions against it ;-) And you should see the fuss made on national news if it dares to snow in the south-east of england, 4 flakes seem to grind that part of the country to a halt! ;-) Badger.

	#17
Ian J.	Re: Bachmann Class 57's "Badger" <brianhatton@btinternet.com> wrote in message news:Js6dnYUmjpVH2D_bnZ2dnUVZ8qKvnZ2d@bt.com... > > "kim" <ntscuser@aol.com> wrote in message > news:h7mdnW6vibVedjzbnZ2dnUVZ8s2mnZ2d@giganews.com ... >> "MartinS" <me@my.place> wrote in message >> news:36doi.70068$wG2.24575@newsfe17.lga... >> > "John Turner" <nospam@nospam.invalid> wrote: >> >> "Jane Sullivan" wrote >> >> >> >>> You wouldn't believe that a couple of hours ago we were in the middle >> >>> of a thunderstorm. Now the sun is shining and the road and pavement >> >>> surface outside has dried already. >> >> >> >> I'd believe anything about this weather this summer. It's now cold >> >> and grey here, but still no rain. >> > >> > You Brits are always complaining. Last year it was too bloody hot. ;-) >> >> Yes but it has never rained in England before so you can't expect them to > be >> ready for it or to take precautions against it ;-) > > And you should see the fuss made on national news if it dares to snow in > the > south-east of england, 4 flakes seem to grind that part of the country to > a > halt! ;-) > Badger. > > Snow? What's that? ;-) Ian J.