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BrigitDoon wrote:I placed a winning bid on eBay for a Hornby Class 52 earlier. The bumf says I'll receive an email telling me what to do next (newbie, me). How long does this take to turn up? Am I waiting for the seller to reply?

You should receive an email from the seller with an "invoice" in it, part of which is a link to Paypal to authorise payment. If the seller works as I do, he will post your item only after payment has been made.

Happy shopping!

Nobody seems to have mentioned there's a Modelzone opened in the St Enoch Centre. There's one at Silverburn too.

I don't know if this counts as a good model shop or not but it's probably worth a look for those interested.

http://www.modelzone.co.uk/

Must ask the wife if she wants to go to SIlverburn, I am always such a martyr to designer shopping

Supermarine Spitfire (Airfix 1:72)


Supermarine Spitfire (Airfix 1:72)


Souvenirs from Jamieson's last Thursday


Blowtorches not included

Hornby Class 52 recently acquired

The Station Bar, Cowcaddens (the sculptor was present at the time):

Something I am working on at the moment...



Can you tell where to original was?????

Eastfield?

That looks quite fiddly. How many sweary words does it take to put that thing together?

Looks like upper quadrant signals, so it's not Central.

A clue

eglinton street???? looks like a right bandit of a kit, debating whether to go for working signals on my new project

Aw man, just look at that tower, we should have painted it day-glow & set up a pemanent HND camp underneath, what a waste of an icon. I miss it, though I dont really remember it. Every time I get a view of Port Dundas from Sauchiehall St.
I get hunger pangs.

aland wrote:eglinton street???? looks like a right bandit of a kit, debating whether to go for working signals on my new project

Tut tut... Who could not recognise Buchanan Street Station, platform 3/4 starter signal,and that aint no kit HH, this is genuine hardcore scratchbuilding! Some bits of Ratio signal kits but add to the mix some plasticard, some microstrip, and yes you were right many, many expletives!!!