G scale???

The easiest way is to ignore it and not 'post' it - it will eventually drift off into the ether and, until you have pressed the 'post' button, nobody else (except the administrator) can see it.

:smoke::smoke::smoke::smoke::smoke::smoke:
 
Thanks Rhinochugger.

I've tried that in the past but even with switching my computer off the post is still there like a bad penny.

I'll try again next time.

SW
 
Sarah Winfield said:
Thanks Rhinochugger.

I've tried that in the past but even with switching my computer off the post is still there like a bad penny.

I'll try again next time.

SW
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You can always ask a Mod to have it deleted, if it really irritates you - send Stockers a PM :nod::nod::nod:
 
You can always delete the text, in the edit box, before posting..

I find the editor goes away with the fairies, losing my text, sometimes.. When I next come to the thread, there it is sitting waiting for me..
I then just delete the text, as I have invariably re-posted, or it is no longer relevant.
 
I've noticed the same problem, and yes, it can be irritating when you can't seem to delete something - I often find the easiest is just to write something else over the top of it - even just "post deleted, nothing to see here..." and then post that; as long as you post SOMETHING then the software seems happy. But it does seem to be a bit of a glitch that once you've started composing a post, there appears to be nothing you can do to get rid of it.....

Jon.
 
Once you press post it is done, you can delete text in a post, but not a post or topic that you have created, think before you post!!!

As for creation, back button, before pressing the post button normally works
 
Yes I find it a bit of a pain, especially when you are going to “Reply” to a post and then think better of it!
 
I was once told that words are like toothpaste - you can never get them back in the tube :nerd::nerd::nerd::nerd::nerd:




I have since followed a golden rule, which is to stop worrying and just upset everyone without fear or favour :smoke::smoke::smoke::smoke::smoke::smoke::smoke::smoke::smoke::smoke::smoke:
 
Not that it matters, but what does this have to do with figures and accessories ?
 
Ah, well Madman, since you ask. I recently bought some unpainted figures off ebygum. Purported to be G scale they arrived this morning from Europe and not only are they too tiny for G scale but I doubt they would look right in 0 gauge.

I was going to post a photograph showing the comparison with other G scale figures but for some strange reason I couldn't download the picture so the post seemed superfluous; a bit like this one really!

SW
 
It will look H-U-G-E next to anything else on 32mm track! :nerd::think::giggle::giggle:

IF an Essel power-bogie, I would be happy.. A MAC5, looks like there may be a sound-card?? A 'cased' AxTronics charger..
And lots of sproggy wires to trace! - What can possibly go wrong? :think::rofl::rofl::rofl:

More-or-less, next door postcode to Mum, who I am visiting tomorrow.. :):devil::devil:
 
PhilP said:
It will look H-U-G-E next to anything else on 32mm track! :nerd::think::giggle::giggle:

IF an Essel power-bogie, I would be happy.. A MAC5, looks like there may be a sound-card?? A 'cased' AxTronics charger..
And lots of sproggy wires to trace! - What can possibly go wrong? :think::rofl::rofl::rofl:

More-or-less, next door postcode to Mum, who I am visiting tomorrow.. :):devil::devil:
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I thought I saw it on evilbay saying 0 gauge :think::think::think: - at which point I moved on.

Just checked the Essel site, and maybe not :shake::shake:
 
USA Trains replacement power-bogies would be killed by carriage and taxes. - Unless I could arrange a late 'birthday gift' with someone..

For the money it has cost, I reckon I could make a minor profit re-selling the recognisable 'bits'?? :think::nod:
 
PhilP said:
USA Trains replacement power-bogies would be killed by carriage and taxes. - Unless I could arrange a late 'birthday gift' with someone..

For the money it has cost, I reckon I could make a minor profit re-selling the recognisable 'bits'?? :think::nod:
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What about some cosmetic bogie sides - the guy who's doing 3D prints of Aristo spares :think::think::think:

Is the body 1:29?
 
Rhinochugger said:
Is the body 1:29?
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The blue part is.. The cab-section is said to be a scratch-build, so all bets are off, on that.. :nerd::think:

I also need to check, but I have a feeling the GP7 should have 3-axle bogies? :think:
I really need insulated wheels, at 45mm gauge.. :nod: The coupling 'arrangements' look 'interesting', as well?? :eek::think::)

Definitely a build-thread, and very-probably, a slow-burner as well.. :(
 
PhilP said:
The blue part is.. The cab-section is said to be a scratch-build, so all bets are off, on that.. :nerd::think:

I also need to check, but I have a feeling the GP7 should have 3-axle bogies? :think:
I really need insulated wheels, at 45mm gauge.. :nod: The coupling 'arrangements' look 'interesting', as well?? :eek::think::)

Definitely a build-thread, and very-probably, a slow-burner as well.. :(
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No, you're OK - it's listed as a B-B .............. not a Bo-Bo - wonder why?
 
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