It’s the cheese model where all the holes align to make an accident….sad reading. Lots of lessons.

Too many holes and not enough cheese. Even Human Factors can’t explain this one away. Sorry, but the Accountable Manager should live up to his name on this one.

from conversations with a friend of mine who operates vintage jets, its a dwindling stock of life-limited parts…certainly for critical components anyway. Piston engines may well be different as a lot of parts can be overhauled and used ‘on condition’. There’ll be experts along in a moment….

From what I can gather Datsun was only a trade name of Nissan, and they wanted a united corporate identity.

Prince Henry “Harry” Plantagenet, Earl of March (1460-1498) was a fictional character played by Robert East in the popular BBC sitcom Blackadder (series 1).
His Royal titles were the Prince of Wales, Earl of March, Captain of the Guard, Grand Warden of the Northern and Eastern Marches, Chief Lunatic of the Duchy of Gloucester, Viceroy of Wales, Sheriff of Nottingham, Marquess of the Midlands, Lord Po-Maker-In-Ordinary, and Harbinger of the Doomed Rat.

From Wiki.

na na-na nana nana, nana na-na, hey Jude….

Shut up McCartney… Please, please retire immediately. All it needed was Brian May on the roof.

Alot of features? Try this one….. http://www.miniatur-wunderland.com/

For locos, go to Bachman. I’m a newly converted N gauger, so the Graham Farish brand is the route I’ve gone. I agree with the Peco track too.

Don’t go to Hornby for Digital Command kit either – Gaugemaster seem to be the best.

I think that the following ethos should be followed – for expensive toys, go to Hornby. For Model railway stock, go to anyone else.

Ladyboys aside (plenty of them in the Bigg Market!), come up north – hundreds of miles of empty skies, no missile batteries (unless you fly over Otterburn), and friendly people in the club huts. Whilst the south east doesn’t want you, the glorious North would love your custom.