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More research required I think.
Any intel out there?
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At 6'4'', Bill is a tall chap, then again, when horizontal he is rather long and people often used to trip over him! . . . and so a nickname was born :)
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I find that if you politely ask, the owner will give permission to we poor sad model railway types, to use their images.
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I've looked into the above in another life. Not straight forward and in most cases with the exception of MOD properties and the like, even private owners must have some reasonable course of objection if their subject matter is visible from a public place.
If you go into an exhibition or similar, sometimes they can make the taking of photographs prohibited as a part of the contract you enter into when buying your ticket for admission. How legally binding that is may vary on the nature of the exhibit.
If you are caught out, they cannot confiscate your camera equipment or memory cards but they may be able to insist that you erase the images.
It's a mine field.
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I didn't realise that you didn't take the A4 photos Owen, so I suspect they unfortunately breach copyright, but I'm sure we'll get away with it! The museum's response of ''all pics taken at the museum are ok to publish'' will refer to images taken by visitors, as the museum will own the copyright to their own images.
Toto, you're right. It can be a minefield, particularly if you're engaged in espionage! Don't go there, ha!
Right, back to the railways,
Bill :)
At 6'4'', Bill is a tall chap, then again, when horizontal he is rather long and people often used to trip over him! . . . and so a nickname was born :)
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And after the whizz-kids at Shildon had been let loose:
I do have other close-ups showing what a dreadful state she was in on arrival. Hard to believe it's the same loco but I think the fibre-glass manufacturers were pleased ………………..:thumbs
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I've got shots of her at Shildon alongside D of C Owen. Maybe York had already done some tarting up because I didn't think she looked too bad although, as you say, there were patches welded on in places. Having said that, it was obvious that the tarting up was cosmetic only.good shots Peter,Idid see dwight d at york that was even worse, great paches just welded on all over,no camera so no pics,
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