At the moment there is at least one prog on telly about rich and famous people who love model trains, even music stars who take them on tour with them.From a very, very young age I have always wanted a 'proper' train set but was told that I couldn't have one 'cos that was a 'boys' toy. How times have changed.
And I still would like one!!!!!! No comment please.
Pink cos they blended!Didn't the sas use pink ladies in the desert
Yep couldn't see them
LR fitted singers in tratters for years. Badged as their own but wurn't. Nuff said.
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Why would they sit sewing machines in their vehicles or is the joke going over my head
Singers had the right amount of power to propell a tratter. Fitted under the bonnet anorl. Somple to fix and no fancy injection systems.
Only mk1 though
Are your angry Or cross(stitch) ?
It needled me a bit -----
There is still a lot of truth in the saying ''Never lend and never borrow''.
If I wasn't this age I just might have bought but, for me, it would be a very long term plan of building a 'setting' for the train set to meander through. Not enough years left, unfortunately.At the moment there is at least one prog on telly about rich and famous people who love model trains, even music stars who take them on tour with them.
Why wait? Get yerself one!
I had to give mine up when my brother was given the room I had mine in.
Its not all bad - I've still got his Eric Clapton and Friends LP.There is still a lot of truth in the saying ''Never lend and never borrow''.
From a very, very young age I have always wanted a 'proper' train set but was told that I couldn't have one 'cos that was a 'boys' toy. How times have changed.
And I still would like one!!!!!! No comment please.
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