Another station on the Devan and Summersett

Yes, I may have to look around for something in steel or brick.

There is one coming out 2012/13 by Bachmann - 44-129 £27   as shown here

http://www.kernowmodelrailcentre.com/product/37520/44129_Bachmann_Scenecraft_Fuel_Storage_Tank_110mm_x_55mm_x_60mm

I will keep looking.

Wow!  forty bucks plus postage - and you can't order on line any more.  :shock:

This is another one but it maybe small
http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/405-39932

for ordering on Line via UK, I will test it out shortly if I find what I need.

and this http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/933-2908

and I found this
http://www.kernowmodelrailcentre.com/images/prod_20926.jpg

which may allow it to be split up & parts used in other sites as well

Took the bull by the horns & ordered this
http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/933-2908  and have asked KMRC about that item they can get as well.

That looks good Sol. :thumbs

I do however, like the look of that new Bachmann offering. :hmm

What's all this about not being able to order online ?

Apparently Chris has decided to stop the online ordering in response to the new cookie legislation, Peter.

[user=269]MaxSouthOz[/user] wrote:

Apparently Chris has decided to stop the online ordering in response to the new cookie legislation, Peter.

That has got to be one of Chris's jokes Max ……….:shock::shock::shock:

If you can't order online, IMHO, there's little point in having a web site and, without an online presence, he'd really struggle.


As far as I'm aware, cookies have always been there.  I think all the new regs do is make them tell you about them and give you the option of blocking them.  If you block them, you can't really access the sites.  I may of course be wrong,  but you either take them or you leave the web ………………

It's George Orwell's "1984",  only it's a few years late ………………:roll::roll:

p.s. when I was a lad, you ate cookies - particularly in America ………….:cheers

Hi Ron, some great updates and I really like the cattle truck that you settled upon. It really looks the part. The choice of walthers kits for your fuel depot is sound, but bear in mind they are HO Scale. It is probably too late now, but it you might want to look at Knightwing kits, they do excellent fuelling facilities.

Bob

[user=6]Petermac[/user] wrote:

[user=269]MaxSouthOz[/user] wrote:

Apparently Chris has decided to stop the online ordering in response to the new cookie legislation, Peter.

That has got to be one of Chris's jokes Max ……….:shock::shock::shock:

If you can't order online, IMHO, there's little point in having a web site and, without an online presence, he'd really struggle.


As far as I'm aware, cookies have always been there.  I think all the new regs do is make them tell you about them and give you the option of blocking them.  If you block them, you can't really access the sites.  I may of course be wrong,  but you either take them or you leave the web ………………

It's George Orwell's "1984",  only it's a few years late ………………:roll::roll:

p.s. when I was a lad, you ate cookies - particularly in America ………….:cheers

I think it is an urban myth……I have just placed an order…..no problems

I do recall in their newsletter a few weeks ago some comment regarding cookies but I didnt do anything.

Back to the topic……………..that store is great Ron……….Like Peter I particularly like the railings.

 What is the technique for dulling down the lorry.?…..it looks so much better………….all my road vehicles (except kit built) are far too pristine

Hmm.  I'll have to dig out the notification I received as a member, telling me on line ordering was to cease.

I'll get back to you.

Well.  Another triumph for gobble de gook.

I found the article, but it doesn't say what I first thought it did.  I'm not sure what it says, but John's right.  It doesn't mean anything.

Lucky I don't deal with them any more.

[user=606]Sol[/user] wrote:

and I found this
http://www.kernowmodelrailcentre.com/images/prod_20926.jpg

which may allow it to be split up & parts used in other sites as well

and I ordered it OK via their webpage.

 With  the Walthers site , I had to set my Cookies Options in IE9 low, then I set it back for security after.

[user=434]John Dew[/user] wrote:

I
Back to the topic……………..that store is great Ron……….Like Peter I particularly like the railings.

 What is the technique for dulling down the lorry.?…..it looks so much better………….all my road vehicles (except kit built) are far too pristine

 

John, I just painted over the entire truck/lorry by brush usings Testors  Dullcote Lacquer and then weathering powders on fingers, to give it the dirty look.  Even just Dullcote gets rid of the shine. All of my rolling stock is Dullcoted.

[user=11]Novice[/user] wrote:

Hi Ron, some great updates and I really like the cattle truck that you settled upon. It really looks the part. The choice of walthers kits for your fuel depot is sound, but bear in mind they are HO Scale. It is probably too late now, but it you might want to look at Knightwing kits, they do excellent fuelling facilities.

Bob

 

Bob, not only the H0 versions I have ordered but your post reminded me about Knightwings so I just order  one from them. 

 Variety is the spice of modelling life !

Thanks Ron

Would you believe I had never heard of dullcote before…………………sounds perfect….I will give it a try

Is Dullcote still available ?  It was still banned in UK when I was last there. 

Apparently, because it's good stuff, they banned it ………………..something to do with one of the component chemicals causing the moon to go yellow if you flooded the "Sea of Tranquility" with it ………(it also attacks the paint finish on spacecraft) :twisted::twisted::twisted::twisted::twisted:

Yes Dullcote is OK here on Oz.