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Self isolation cabin fever has now got so bad that we’re now talking about model trains. It’s only a small step before we get to LARP
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goat major wrote: Mon Mar 23, 2020 11:32 am Self isolation cabin fever has now got so bad that we’re now talking about model trains. It’s only a small step before we get to LARP
When do we start on Golf?
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Just a few moments before i throw myself out of the window
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goat major wrote: Mon Mar 23, 2020 11:38 am Just a few moments before i throw myself out of the window
If you have moved to a bungalow, defenestration is less of a threat more of a tantrum?
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Mr Wilde spoke most wisely on the matter of golf. I'm sure he would have spoken with similar wisdom on toy trains.
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Shahbahraz wrote: Mon Mar 23, 2020 9:43 am Before we get too side-tracked...

What size of railroad ballast are people recommending for 28mm modelling? (The track is HO IIRC)
Woodland scenics medium ballast and fine ballast in a 50 50 mix. Also great basing material and it lasts forevever.
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Golf is banned, cannot do the self isolation bit.

So something good at last.

You do realise in the big wide world, model trains are rated higher than wargaming.
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Good work, now what's the best model to use approximating to a small French shunting locomotive circa 1940 that won't break the bank? :)

(And of course, in an ideal world, I can paint it sooty black and use it for Russia and the Netherlands as well..)
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Paul wrote: Mon Mar 23, 2020 11:49 am
goat major wrote: Mon Mar 23, 2020 11:38 am Just a few moments before i throw myself out of the window
If you have moved to a bungalow, defenestration is less of a threat more of a tantrum?
You'll never get a glazier in at the moment...
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grizzlymc wrote: Mon Mar 23, 2020 11:57 am Mr Wilde spoke most wisely on the matter of golf. I'm sure he would have spoken with similar wisdom on toy trains.
I shall treat Mr Wilde's wisdom on toy trains with the same degree of respect as I would his marital advice.
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