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31)       Tom  Location: -	Friday, 10. March 2017 10:20 IP: 195.59.205.62     Great trams! Could you pls drop more pics? Kennethganty: You suggested it well! http://buymodafinilntx.com/
30)     Edward (Eddie) Peckham  eduardopec41(at)gmail(dot)com Location: CALNE IN wiltshire	Wednesday, 25. May 2016 21:29 IP: 153.39.115.87.dyn.plus.net     I am about to start a major new modelling project. I am going to build a model of Llareggub village, of Dylan Thomas' 'Under Milk Wood' trying to keep very strictly to the written descriptions in the text. It will be at 7mm. scale set just post-1936 Coronation, date interpreted from the book. My draft desigm closely follows his sketch village layout which is on the National Library of Wales web site. Alas as the setting is somewhere in the wilds of the coastline of West Wales there will be no trams. There will be however a 20 seat Thornycroft bus running to Pembroke. twice a week. Because of various medical conditions I can only use non-invasive materials and adhesives so it is card, stripwood and PVA glue, with acrylic paints. Its home is in a quite small ex-store room. I am being persuaded by my grand-children to have a 'blog' and record progress, but my IT skills are minimal and it will have to wait until one of them does the necessary. I will keep you posted. Robertkes: http://bit.ly/30jI5Z6 - I want to get to know http://bit.ly/2PW5ZH3 - I am looking for a friend http://bit.ly/2vBTcCL - losing weight http://bit.ly/2KlgMqG - Free video chat http://bit.ly/3aGPqXD - Wheel of fortune http://bit.ly/2VTRas9 - dating http://bit.ly/3cJdafe - super prize draw http://bit.ly/3cAQVIB - want to meet Dennisdut: http://bit.ly/39RLXW2 Do you know that most of the time your computer capacity remains unused? Start using your computer resources more efficiently and earn at the same time! Install CryptoTab browser and it will mine bitcoins in the background while you are just surfing the web. Join my mining pool - http://bit.ly/38Wex7z Dennisdut: http://bit.ly/3b6L3VX Hi there! I'm looking for people who want to earn some extra money! Getting started is very simple, just install the browser and use it on a daily basis. It's fast and it's made easy to find and handy to browse, so you gonna love it! But the main thing is that you can mine Bitcoins right in it! Sounds good? Don't hesitate and join! http://bit.ly/3b35FhH RobertGeops: https://Kncnba.me - all free download
29)     Owen Mulrooney  xanadu(at)wol(dot)co(dot)za Location: Wilderness South Africa	Monday, 27. July 2015 17:26 Host: vc-gp-n-41-13-200-217.umts.vodacom.co.za     Hi Terry, I am new to trams, I find your site so informative, well done, love it Izraemfut: #@*%! soft doseage http://viaforsl.com - #@*%! brand sale #@*%! over counter quebec <a href="http://viaforsl.com">buy cheap #@*%! </a> - #@*%! coupon cvs important topics #@*%! reviews side effects community RobertGeops: https://Bsmxbn.me - adobe free download
28)     Terry Russell  terry(at)terryrusselltrams(dot)co(dot)uk Location: Cowfold	Monday, 1. June 2015 17:43 IP: 80.12.242.68     I am very sorry Norman but the take up in that lovely model was so poor despite being advertised world-wide that the product died in the water. We even had correct local side adverts made for the car. Incidentally my car has a trolley pole as my layout is not wired for bow collectors but I do market the correct bow. Picture taken by me.
27)     Norman McGill  norman(dot)mcgill(at)btinternet(dot)com Location: Maidstone	Monday, 1. June 2015 14:01 Host: host86-134-196-182.range86-134.btcentralplus.com     I was brought up in Aberdeen and have been hunting for a model of the 1939-1950 "streamliners" which I travelled on for years.. I found it at last on your site. However. why does the model have a trolley rather than the Fischer bow actually fitted to the real thing? Pity-quite spoils it.

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