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... worth £6 to £8+ postage certainly if you could buy multi sprues at the costings Off the Rails have obtained then it would be a contender As Martin has said in a previous post, when you designed the turnout base for threading rail I thought if the base had a selection of both full and half chairs (for fitting of pre-bent rail) on it plus a sprue of half chairs, this might be a better commercial offer. Having said this turnout building will always be a niche market Order in basket, just deciding final order prior to payment Do please keep up the development but in my opinion the latest base with a rail has gone off on a tangent that is too difficult for most to build Hope I have not waffelled too much John posted: 8 May 2018 10:01 from: Martin Wynne Andrew Barrowman wrote: The chairs are a good fit on SMP rail. Unfortunately I don't have samples of any other bullhead rail. (It's not very common in these parts you know.) Hi Andy, It ...
... 12:58 from: TonyHagon As the years advance and the memory fails, I have all too often deleted an existing template to the Control (ok, I could have copied it) and failed to store it again having done lots of work on it, to then delete another template to the control. Bingo! First template obviously disappears from the trackpad and no amount of Do-Undo will bring it back... search the Storage box, but that's a bit like trying to find clean socks in the linen basket on a Friday. So PLEEZE, Martin, for the sake of my sanity and continued Templot pleasure, whenever I have deleted a template to the Control, could a big red box appear on the trackpad to warn me and stay visible until I have stored it in background again...??? Regards Tony Hagon posted: 28 Jun 2013 13:17 from: Martin Wynne Hi Tony, The last 80 control template changes are always available in the roll-back register. do> undo changes do> ...
... Yes, I did spot the first angler. Thanks for the kit picture- it had me briefly confused as I thought the Land Rover coaster was a workshop manual until I realised how big the mug would have to be The kit instructions seem to have improved over the years. What happens to the kit if you are 13 or 100 years old? I am not too sure there will be too many sales of it to the younger end of the age range. Been in the garden most days recently making up the summer baskets and window boxes. Tomatoes are still in cover but think I will risk putting them out this week. I have grown a large number of sunflowers from seed so the street can have a go at growing them on. They will be calling me 'Little Weed'- that is from Bill& Ben in case you missed it. Take care. Rob posted: 6 May 2020 20:16 from: Trevor Walling Hello, Looking south across the Lune towards Conder Green Regards Trevor. 2110_061515_130000000.jpg posted: 6 May 2020 20 ...
... I first found and started using Templot. The way Microsoft and Apple are going going gives me the impression if they don't own or control how software works or is used they don't want to know. One only has to look at something like Skype. It worked fine in Linux until Microsoft got hold of it. They changed it to "Skype for Linux" Since then it is more trouble than any sane person could dream up. It is almost as if they are more interested in making "Linux" look like a basket case. I notice the same thing with Windows 10. Any software that wants to run on their system needs to jump through lots of hoops that were not necessary previously. I notice time and again across the internet users of Windows 10 having problems with perfectly good software that hits the buffers when people start using Microsoft's latest operating system. People say Linux is too difficult or some other similar trope but then proceed to use their android device without a second thought. How many people are using obsolete Microsoft operating systems just so ...
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