Apparently Barry George didn't do it.

So WHO the hell did?

"Ron Hicks"  wrote in message 
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> Apparently Barry George didn't do it.
>
> So WHO the hell did?
>
Blooming heck, I just hope that he does not now get damages for his time in 
the Jug. He is an obvious nutter who will forever  be a public danger. So 
many people now get off due to persistent lawyers out to make their name and 
money without a care about Justice.
Their are two people no longer in this world whose names I would prefer 
never to hear again.... Diana and Dando.
Derek. 


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Its arrived - City of Leicester - and its a beaut.

Was prepared to try and replace the truck cos obviously would be wrong 
swinging wildly off the track as people were saying. However gave it a quick 
run round the s bends and all. Wouldnt have noticed anything if didnt know 
and not sure did notice anything strange about it. So its staying.

Any different opinions ?

Cheers,
Simon

ps do try to read the the question, then try and answer the one given rather 
than one you prefer. Plus could we slow down on questioning the question. 
Theres been quite a lot of thread wander at a very early stage of late.

On Aug 1, 11:04 pm, "simon"  wrote:
> Its arrived - City of Leicester - and its a beaut.
>
> Was prepared to try and replace the truck cos obviously would be wrong
> swinging wildly off the track as people were saying. However gave it a quick
> run round the s bends and all. Wouldnt have noticed anything if didnt know
> and not sure did notice anything strange about it. So its staying.
>
> Any different opinions ?
>
> Cheers,
> Simon
>
> ps do try to read the the question, then try and answer the one given rather
> than one you prefer. Plus could we slow down on questioning the question.
> Theres been quite a lot of thread wander at a very early stage of late.

Well, having assumed the Dr Who position behind the settee I will now
ask _ ___    Have you got a new loco which has a fixed pony truck
which you cannot notice?

Yes = Shame on you.
No  =  What?

Regards

Peter A

"Sailor"  wrote in message 
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> On Aug 1, 11:04 pm, "simon"  wrote:
>> Its arrived - City of Leicester - and its a beaut.
>>
>> Was prepared to try and replace the truck cos obviously would be wrong
>> swinging wildly off the track as people were saying. However gave it a 
>> quick
>> run round the s bends and all. Wouldnt have noticed anything if didnt 
>> know
>> and not sure did notice anything strange about it. So its staying.
>>
>> Any different opinions ?
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Simon
>>
>> ps do try to read the the question, then try and answer the one given 
>> rather
>> than one you prefer. Plus could we slow down on questioning the question.
>> Theres been quite a lot of thread wander at a very early stage of late.
>
> Well, having assumed the Dr Who position behind the settee I will now
> ask _ ___    Have you got a new loco which has a fixed pony truck
> which you cannot notice?
>
> Yes = Shame on you.
> No  =  What?
>
> Regards
>
> Peter A

Yep, shame it is then. under normal viewing conditions - even looking for it 
to be wrong - it looks great to me.

We missed the second series cos his nibs a bit young, but now watching on 
DVD cos I like Billie Piper. Theres nothing to be afraid of, this Dr Who is 
far too powerful. Gets into a mess, disaster about to strike then he waves 
some gadget and the enemy is defeated.

Cheers,
Simon

On Aug 2, 10:41 pm, "simon"  wrote:
> "Sailor"  wrote in message


 . Gets into a mess, disaster about to strike then he waves
> some gadget and the enemy is defeated.
>
> Cheers,
> Simon

This is the daily story of solder iron vs waste bin!



Glad that you are pleased.


Regards

Peter A

"simon"  wrote in message 
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> Its arrived - City of Leicester - and its a beaut.
>
> Was prepared to try and replace the truck cos obviously would be 
> wrong swinging wildly off the track as people were saying. However 
> gave it a quick run round the s bends and all. Wouldnt have noticed 
> anything if didnt know and not sure did notice anything strange 
> about it. So its staying.
>
> Any different opinions ?
>

Is it "fixed" or has the it actually designed to work something like 
the real thing, IOW is there sideward axle movement within the 'axle 
boxes'?

PS. sorry for questioning the question...

"Jerry" <INVALID@INVALID.INVALID> wrote in message 
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>
> "simon"  wrote in message 
> news:j86dnXvY1JrO5w7VnZ2dnUVZ8sednZ2d@bt.com...
>> Its arrived - City of Leicester - and its a beaut.
>>
>> Was prepared to try and replace the truck cos obviously would be wrong 
>> swinging wildly off the track as people were saying. However gave it a 
>> quick run round the s bends and all. Wouldnt have noticed anything if 
>> didnt know and not sure did notice anything strange about it. So its 
>> staying.
>>
>> Any different opinions ?
>>
>
> Is it "fixed" or has the it actually designed to work something like the 
> real thing, IOW is there sideward axle movement within the 'axle boxes'?
>
> PS. sorry for questioning the question...
asking for clarification is still welcome :-)

Truck is fixed but wheels/axle have side movement.

cheers,
Simon

"simon"  wrote in message 
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>
> "Jerry" <INVALID@INVALID.INVALID> wrote in message 
> news:g76vod$qo1$1@registered.motzarella.org...
>>
>> "simon"  wrote in message 
>> news:j86dnXvY1JrO5w7VnZ2dnUVZ8sednZ2d@bt.com...
>>> Its arrived - City of Leicester - and its a beaut.
>>>
>>> Was prepared to try and replace the truck cos obviously would be 
>>> wrong swinging wildly off the track as people were saying. However 
>>> gave it a quick run round the s bends and all. Wouldnt have 
>>> noticed anything if didnt know and not sure did notice anything 
>>> strange about it. So its staying.
>>>
>>> Any different opinions ?
>>>
>>
>> Is it "fixed" or has the it actually designed to work something 
>> like the real thing, IOW is there sideward axle movement within the 
>> 'axle boxes'?
>>
>> PS. sorry for questioning the question...
> asking for clarification is still welcome :-)
>
> Truck is fixed but wheels/axle have side movement.
>

So it's working somewhat like the real thing then, fixed frame with 
the axle being able to move within the Cartazzi truck (axle boxes), 
this explains why all seems to be sweet - although a still wouldn't 
like to try it around the radii typically found in a 1970s 
Tri-ang-Hornby train set!

"Jerry" <INVALID@INVALID.INVALID> wrote in message 
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>
> "simon"  wrote in message 
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>>
>> "Jerry" <INVALID@INVALID.INVALID> wrote in message 
>> news:g76vod$qo1$1@registered.motzarella.org...
>>>
>>> "simon"  wrote in message 
>>> news:j86dnXvY1JrO5w7VnZ2dnUVZ8sednZ2d@bt.com...
>>>> Its arrived - City of Leicester - and its a beaut.
>>>>
>>>> Was prepared to try and replace the truck cos obviously would be wrong 
>>>> swinging wildly off the track as people were saying. However gave it a 
>>>> quick run round the s bends and all. Wouldnt have noticed anything if 
>>>> didnt know and not sure did notice anything strange about it. So its 
>>>> staying.
>>>>
>>>> Any different opinions ?
>>>>
>>>
>>> Is it "fixed" or has the it actually designed to work something like the 
>>> real thing, IOW is there sideward axle movement within the 'axle boxes'?
>>>
>>> PS. sorry for questioning the question...
>> asking for clarification is still welcome :-)
>>
>> Truck is fixed but wheels/axle have side movement.
>>
>
> So it's working somewhat like the real thing then, fixed frame with the 
> axle being able to move within the Cartazzi truck (axle boxes), this 
> explains why all seems to be sweet - although a still wouldn't like to try 
> it around the radii typically found in a 1970s Tri-ang-Hornby train set!
>
Yep, it runs a treat. Suspect a most of bad press comments (on internet not 
mags) comes from knowing wheels flangeless rather than observing its running 
with tender attatched.

Plus of course a duchess in LNWR liverey looks almost as good as in LMS.

Cheers,
Simon