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Roarer · 04-25-2008, 02:06 PM

I do collect various odds and ends, but if it's diecast vehicles, then, I started collecting emergency vehicles, i.e. Police, Ambulance, Fire brigade, Coast Guard, etc etc, originally for my model railway.
But, since I have a layout no more, there isn't much need for them now

Thinking of selling some, but I'll keep some of the better and unusual ones.

Also I'm selling a lot of my trains, but again, I'll keep the really special ones, such as the Immaculate and mint in box, Wrenn, 8F, the Merseyrail Yellow '73, and 59003 in it's special DB livery, not to mention various other lovelies.

04-25-2008, 02:06 PM	#4
Roarer CEO of Haggis Airways. Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Flying between PPW and WRY. Age: 4 Posts: 1,179	Re: Another collection I do collect various odds and ends, but if it's diecast vehicles, then, I started collecting emergency vehicles, i.e. Police, Ambulance, Fire brigade, Coast Guard, etc etc, originally for my model railway. But, since I have a layout no more, there isn't much need for them now Thinking of selling some, but I'll keep some of the better and unusual ones. Also I'm selling a lot of my trains, but again, I'll keep the really special ones, such as the Immaculate and mint in box, Wrenn, 8F, the Merseyrail Yellow '73, and 59003 in it's special DB livery, not to mention various other lovelies. __________________ 'Up close, the Britten Norman Islander has the air of a relic from a bygone era, but it is precisely that. Built in the '80s to a 1960s design, this is a plane that first turned up for work when Prime Minister Harold Wilson wore a Gannex raincoat and the first coat of paint was still wet on Coronation Street. But when the daily remit is multiple short hops between tiny bumpy strips in a climate that flickers from the blustery to the apocalyptic, this sturdy little craft is hard to beat.' Last edited by Roarer; 04-25-2008 at 02:12 PM.