Hi Roger,
It was great to meet you at the show and ride the train through the Royal Gorge. I look forward to hanging out some at the CSS show.
-Brian
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RogerMal wrote:John, Yes I did get it. I think your first email came while I was at the CSS show. I was just going to email you but seen you posted here. Thanks for the reservation. I just updated my web site so there are some great pictures there. I'll be posting some here, maybe this afternoon.

RogerMal wrote:
Here are some shots of the Scrap Yard. This one is the model built by Sir Nick. Nick has been kind enough to allow me to interpret his design into a On30 kit for this year. The crane pictured above will sit in the yard area. The yard area in the kit will be opened up considerably. Other than that, I've stayed true to Nick's design.


RogerMal wrote:Geez, Mike, chill out. I built those masters. I guess no one will ever be able to build a dilapetaded brick wall with stucco ever again.
Sir NickO wrote:Well SadMike,
Those wall castings were the same ones used on the building that you used a photo of , without my permission , to promote your business on Ebay . The phrase including the words "kettle", "black" and "pot" springs to mind .
So tell us , why aren't you allowed to sell your Tom Yorke licenced re-issues on Ebay any more ?
Nick Ogden

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