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Posted: Wed Jun 24th, 2015 12:13 am

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Look out Si ! There's a 3-eyed alien lurking on your workbench.
Better set Phasers to "vapourise" and then fire at will.

Only £2.38 off Fleabay eh ?. Is that why it is reading Zero volts @ 26.9 Amp ? Are you welding the rails on the MMMMM ROW ?.

Cheers, Michael

Posted: Wed Jul 8th, 2015 07:57 pm

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Hi Michael.

Yeah ... That photo of the V/A meter is pretty funny !

No ... We're not welding the rail at Mysterious Moose Mountain...
...it's obviously a readout of an S.C.R throttle, running a Portescap motor !!!!! :shocked:

It has arrived from Shungpingmongsheznyding-Province though...
...& looks COOL

... Thanks Dave (it didn't get crushed in the back of the post-van !).

BEWARE ... THE BLOB !

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Posted: Tue Jul 28th, 2015 06:18 pm

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The moose is BACK ON THE LOOSE ! :moose:

Been pretty busy on non-R.R stuff for a few weeks. :f:

But, have been trying to 'chip away' at some of the 'small stuff' nevertheless !

Got some cool flooring materials for the M.M.M enginehouse & Wolfgangs critter-workshop.
Photos to follow.

Have also been looking into electrical-switches that might be suitable for frog-changeover; with Caboose Industries HO ground-throws.
I think I found a couple of good options; more info soon.

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The 'funky yard crane' got some more attention the other day...
...& is now pretty much done, except for the chains.

The cross-braces are all different sizes & wider at one end than the other.
No location 'pips' are provided; so, put 'em where yer want !!

Si.

Posted: Wed Jul 29th, 2015 01:40 am

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Si, old Chap

Shouldn't your ''Signature'' line read

''If you like cars as well as cranes--''

Herb

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Posted: Fri Jul 31st, 2015 11:48 pm

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Looks like the rumours of a massive cave-in at the MMMMMMMMM Mine weren't true.
Si & Wolfgang are alive and back in town. Good news for the girls down the Ole' Moose Saloon.

Regards, Michael (just passing through home & Internet access between Festivals)

Posted: Fri Aug 21st, 2015 03:46 pm

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Hi Michael.

PARTY ON DUDE !!!

Don't forget to tuck the flares into the top of yer Wellingtons...

...that British festival-mud is a bitch to get out of quality polyester !!!

:moose:

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Hi Herb.

' Trains Cranes & Automobiles ! '

If (nice) people stop finding me loads of things to do this summer...

...I might be able to finish the crane in time for Thanksgiving !

(curtain-ring salesmen, airport delays & burnt-out cars allowing of course)

:moose:

Si.

Posted: Tue Aug 25th, 2015 05:12 am

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That's a 5 meese crane Si! I love it.

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Posted: Tue Sep 1st, 2015 01:00 pm

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Hi Ken.

Having done some 1:24n3 models a while back...

...I think this crane would be FAB on a funky lil' Gn15 flat-car !

Great for all kinds of mining operations.

Yer fancy one ?

Cheers.

Si.

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Posted: Sat Sep 5th, 2015 01:07 am

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Hi Si,

Back home again (seriously partied out). I like your photo but Flares, Bee Gees & John Revolta are way too modern for mine & Madame S's taste !.

The only flares will be distress flares having just read Herb's impending doom post but
"A Man's Gotta Do What A man's Gotta Do" and the Boss has a long wish list to complete. He has done his time & earned his reward.

Regards, Michael

Posted: Mon Sep 14th, 2015 03:13 pm

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Hi Michael.

Sorry about the new-fangled polyester threads...

...hope the British festival-mud, washes out of the tights & cod-piece OK.

Try DAZ & OMO (not both together though...

...it could EXPLODE !).

Cheers.

Si.

:moose:

Photos to follow...
...on cellphone at the moment...

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