can't understand why it hasn't gone :o)
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The colour scheme is, er, interesting! Some punter will buy it though, no doubt :-)
On 06/02/2005 20:57, Uncle Wobbly wrote,
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"Uncle Wobbly" wrote
I reckon it would be expensive at a fiver!
John.
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yep - my thoughts too... £30 quid indeed... colour scheme not comercially available - LOL
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Great Gods below! It's an abomination! :( 1 day left, 0 bids! I didn't even know Lima did an N 31... if that *thing* can be considered a 31!
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didn't even
And apparently this is *very* rare, and will cost you =A32.65 just for postage.
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In message , crazy_horse snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.co.uk writes
Isn't It Annoying How Some Of These E-bay Sellers Capitalise The First Letter Of Every Single Bloody Word So It's Very Difficult To Read What They're Trying To Say!
Usually I find the quality and value for money of an item tends to vary inversely with the number of occurrences of 'Rare' and 'L@@K' in the listing.
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Yes, they did them in blue and green and both are quite collectible.
(kim)
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"Rich Mackin" wrote
Lima N-gauge 31? Surely designed for use on the GWR ........................................ the broad gauge bits!
John.
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Someone has paid £15 for it. There's one born every minute...
On 06/02/2005 20:57, Uncle Wobbly wrote,