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Your Model Railway Village

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  • Over 120 issues, will cost you £1073.80 to complete!!!!!!

    Good luck with that then!
  • ...and looking at the scale it's not very big either...
  • All those things are a massive con
  • Really?!
  • ... week by week watch your collection grow into a huge debt.
  • Might aswell go to the new model shop in sidcup
  • Takes trainspotting to a new level.
  • Tailor made for Charlton fans....
  • ...and looking at the scale it's not very big either...

    I think I saw somewhere the base board is 48" x 48", not much for a grand!
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  • edited August 2013
    I notice that place is called Little Benton, and in editions 78 and 79 you get a dog and a herd of deer.

    ...and looking at the scale it's not very big either...

    I think I saw somewhere the base board is 48" x 48", not much for a grand!
    They're gonna have problems getting that through the letter box.
  • my uncle is well into this sort of thing and suprisingly hes not a charlton fan, its actually quite good to see hes spent about 3 years making a village/rural area and it takes up a double bedroom in his house, each to there own i guess but this is a complete rip off
  • I think any self respecting railway modeller would achieve this without the help of a magazine which is not likely to run the course.

    Anybody remember the model railways shop in Mottingham? Put a penny in the slot in the window and watch the trains go round? Gays, I think it was called. (Yeh seriously!).


  • I think any self respecting railway modeller would achieve this without the help of a magazine which is not likely to run the course.

    Anybody remember the model railways shop in Mottingham? Put a penny in the slot in the window and watch the trains go round? Gays, I think it was called. (Yeh seriously!).


    MAM, how long ago was that?

    I used to live in Mottingham and never put a penny in the slot at Gays?

  • Ooh, probably 50 years or so. Left hand window dropped a penny in and you got about 6 revolutions of the track for that. A bargain!
  • I think any self respecting railway modeller would achieve this without the help of a magazine which is not likely to run the course.

    Anybody remember the model railways shop in Mottingham? Put a penny in the slot in the window and watch the trains go round? Gays, I think it was called. (Yeh seriously!).


    MAM, how long ago was that?

    I used to live in Mottingham and never put a penny in the slot at Gays?

    That sounds a seriously dodgy practice.
  • Well 50 Years ago is before my time, I don't remember any gay shops in Mottingham, when did they close down?
  • You would remember a slotting session with gays.
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