Lazy Grange Bay 3...a new start
- Thread starter mike
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Had a very good friend call round to help with unboxing a loco, which will be named at some piont, as *Lady B*
I needed Bruce's help in removing the travel bolts and plinth with the brackets .
Once off it's plinth. And on the track, lady b didn't disappoint, to be fair, she. Never did
I needed Bruce's help in removing the travel bolts and plinth with the brackets .
Once off it's plinth. And on the track, lady b didn't disappoint, to be fair, she. Never did
In efforts to reduce the numbers of over stocked stock, we are delighted with the latest acquisitions to our coaching fleet, in a bold move while reducing the stock levels our service department realised the new hsb mallet will require the correct rakes of coaches ect 
Very nice but have you got your Mallets mixed up, that is a Sachen variety 750mm gauge rather than your Harz one which is a Metre Gauge one, but I suspect you know all that!
Rhinochugger
Retired Oik
Good grief - don't mix yer mallets 
playmofire
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Especially when playing croquet.Good grief - don't mix yer mallets
FatherMcD
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Groan. Everyone knows that flamingos are the only proper mallet. Off with his head!!
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Oh my goodness, that police Rover has knocked the cyclist down!
Who cares what loco is pulling what stock, rule 8 rools. I do like those HSB coaches. And both locos.
Rhinochugger
Retired Oik
No, the cyclist threw himself under the police car
Chris Vernell
45.29 N, 75.75 W
'tweren't on purpose: his eyes were fixed on the magnificent Mallet and his cycle hit the curb. He will sue the railway for presenting an attractive nuisance.No, the cyclist threw himself under the police car
May be i should have made it clearer, the *new * Hsb coaches were out on test ""with a Saxon meyers" so they would be READY for the new HSB Mallet, likewise today after getting the passengers in , and parcels in the 1/2brake they are out on test with the T 3
And no i have no idea why the photos are sideways today
And no i have no idea why the photos are sideways today
playmofire
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They go with the T3 very well which seems to be coping with the steep incline well, too.
Tis all down to orientation of device used to take pics. I find with my iPad I am having to have the “home” button to the right when I take pics to get them orientated correct. Possibly same with iPhone but not yesterday tested that out as I rarely use it to access the forum. Whatever device you are using try a test of 4 pics each way. Pain in the you know where as it means if I post older pics they get messed up orientation wise even if I turn the in software.
trammayo
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But it never used to be like what's happening now.
playmofire
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That's known as progress.