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  1. ovbulleid
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    LCT 7074

    http://www.royalnavy.mod.uk/news-and-latest-activity/news/2014/october/21/141021-hms-caroline-restoration Great news for the Caroline and the LCT...
    Post by: ovbulleid, Oct 21, 2014 in forum: Everything Else Heritage
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    LCT 7074

    Any idea whether her ultimate destination is the Historic Dockyard or the D-Day museum? She would look amazing on dry land with her hold filled...
    Post by: ovbulleid, Oct 15, 2014 in forum: Everything Else Heritage
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    FR & WHR & WHHR News

    Surely there's a precedent in naming WHR engines anyway (Russell, Moel Tryfan, Beddgelert.......) so arguing that all the WHR engines are numbered...
    Post by: ovbulleid, Oct 9, 2014 in forum: Narrow Gauge Railways
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    what should the nrm restore next?

    There needs to be a replica of Gazelle. It could divide its time between York and Shildon giving footplate rides and driver experience days, while...
    Post by: ovbulleid, Feb 5, 2014 in forum: National Railway Museum
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    Hornby 2014

    http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?%2Ftopic%2F79822-2014-hornby-announcements%2F#entry1264542 Kernow is using this link to tell people...
    Post by: ovbulleid, Dec 16, 2013 in forum: Model Railways
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    Surviving Kerr Stuart Wrens

    Statfold, Jack Lane, Jennie, Thomas Wicksteed. First 2 based at Statfold still
    Post by: ovbulleid, Jan 28, 2013 in forum: Narrow Gauge Railways
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    The annual 'what will they do next year?' thread.

    A friend just posted this on a facebook group, it seems that Hornby's international department has made something in RTR that could (if the HO gap...
    Post by: ovbulleid, Jan 7, 2013 in forum: Model Railways
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    Longmoor Military Railway diesels

    Does the NRM have the paperwork from the LMR or do the Army still have it all? On the subject of the LMR (and unfortunately moving away from...
    Post by: ovbulleid, Dec 16, 2012 in forum: Diesel & Electric Traction
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    not a single one loco or train in view...........

    There is a steam engine on site. When I went to the Stratford Westfield for its grand opening I saw a steam locomotive sat by the bus stops on the...
    Post by: ovbulleid, Aug 2, 2012 in forum: Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK
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    Bomber Command Monument placed at Beachy Head today

    I'm going to put my head well above the parapet here, but why do we need 2 bomber command memorials, on top of the national armed forces arboretum...
    Post by: ovbulleid, Jun 27, 2012 in forum: Everything Else Heritage
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    Schools Class "Cheltenham"

    Were the USA tanks painted in a Southern livery other than wartime black? Several classes were painted unlined black from their build to...
    Post by: ovbulleid, May 17, 2012 in forum: Steam Traction
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    Tyne and Wear Metro, a warning to photographers

    They're going to have fun enforcing this during the Olympics, since St James' Park is one of the Olympic Football venues. I've travelled enough...
    Post by: ovbulleid, Apr 6, 2012 in forum: Photography
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    L1 new build

    Is there any way someone (NRM/HRA) could devise some sort of accreditation scheme to prove the worthiness of new-builds as a measure of trust for...
    Post by: ovbulleid, Feb 4, 2012 in forum: Steam Traction
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    Cutty Sark going up ...

    Cutty Sark - Visit the world famous Cutty Sark clipper ship It's even on the front page
    Post by: ovbulleid, Feb 3, 2012 in forum: Everything Else Heritage
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    Cutty Sark going up ...

    Am I the only one here who thinks the idea of raising a 150 year old ship vertically up in the air and resting it on a series of pillars as part...
    Post by: ovbulleid, Feb 3, 2012 in forum: Everything Else Heritage
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    H.M.S. Caroline

    A commissioned ship is a commissioned ship. She was still doing a job, whether it was training, admin, accommodation or a drill hall. Plenty of...
    Post by: ovbulleid, Feb 2, 2012 in forum: Everything Else Heritage
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    H.M.S. Caroline

    Everyone is forgetting HMS Gannet in Chatham Dockyard. Built 1878 with wooden hull over iron frames it certainly fits the pattern of...
    Post by: ovbulleid, Feb 1, 2012 in forum: Everything Else Heritage
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    H.M.S. Caroline

    At the end of the day, if you had a choice of the last surviving ship from the battle of Jutland, one of several Falklands veterans (admittedly,...
    Post by: ovbulleid, Jan 25, 2012 in forum: Everything Else Heritage
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    H.M.S. Caroline

    She's in no danger, my copy of Warships IFR Guide to the Royal Navy 2012 reports that: 'The most exciting project the NMRN (National Museum of the...
    Post by: ovbulleid, Jan 25, 2012 in forum: Everything Else Heritage
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    Looking for Lew?

    Good luck hiding anything on the Falklands, they only ever had the one railway and both its engines are almost accounted for
    Post by: ovbulleid, Jan 6, 2012 in forum: Narrow Gauge Railways
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