Re: Hornby july Newsletter

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Re: Hornby july Newsletter

Just zis Guy, you know?

03 Jul 2009 22:42

>> Think it should be Bardon Hill - see: >> http://www.aggregate.com/history/bardon_hill_quarries.aspx >> John. >Thought so as well, but have they got it correct on the model ? >Very interesting site youve linked to there, been to Bardon a few times but >lots of new info thanks. I expect they are avoiding trademarks and things, a sort of Skaledale approach to privateer wagons. Bardon Hill was a customer of mine time upon a once, I used to be a control systems programmer writing asphalt plant control systems. Guy Signature http://www.chapmancentral.co.uk/wiki/Railway

simon	03 Jul 2009 22:36
>> Wonder if the Barbon Hill quarry on the Ellis and Everard wagon is near >> Bardon Hill or is this a Hornby 20p ? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > John. Thought so as well, but have they got it correct on the model ? Very interesting site youve linked to there, been to Bardon a few times but lots of new info thanks. Cheers, Simon

John Turner	03 Jul 2009 10:46
> Wonder if the Barbon Hill quarry on the Ellis and Everard wagon is near > Bardon Hill or is this a Hornby 20p ? Think it should be Bardon Hill - see: http://www.aggregate.com/history/bardon_hill_quarries.aspx John.

simon	30 Jun 2009 23:05
Looks like std 4 is on its way this month. http://static.hornby.com/files/newsletter-issue-13-july-2009-492.pdf Wonder if the Barbon Hill quarry on the Ellis and Everard wagon is near Bardon Hill or is this a Hornby 20p ? Cheers, Simon

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