The snowplough was heavy and uncomfortable, and made Debbie the Dean Goods Engine cross. She shook it and banged it. When she returned home, it was so damaged that Dave had to take it off. "You're a very naughty engine," he said to Debbie. Next morning, Dave and Jack came early and worked hard to mend the snowplough. But they couldn't make it fit. Debbie was pleased. "I shan't have to wear it," she puffed to her coaches. But they were rather worried. "I hope it's alright," they twittered to each other. Dave was worried too. "It's not bad here," he said to Jack, "but it's sure to be deep in the valley." "Silly soft stuff," puffed Debbie. "I didn't need that stupid old thing yesterday, and I shan't today. Snow can't stop me." She rushed into a tunnel thinking how clever she was, but trouble lay ahead. "Cinders and ashes! I'm stuck!" She was too. Dave urged her to go back. The Tender Engine tried, but her wheels spun and she couldn't move. Jack went away for assistance, while Dave and his friends tried to dig the snow away. As fast as they dug, more snow slipped down until Debbie was nearly buried. "Oh my wheels and coupling rods. I'll have to stop here till I'm frozen. What a silly engine I am." Debbie began to cry. Hope Jack and Dave like the story I've made up. They reminded me of the Thomas & Friends story, Thomas, Terence & the Snow.
Each model shop is entitled to run their own bargains at varying levels in comparison to other stores out there. Bear in mind, that each store will have different inventory, and quantities to name a few factors that could affect prices. With such a fantastically broad hobby, we're lucky enough to have many choices for our purchases.
@@HattonsModelRailways As a modelrailroader for 56 years now, I always compare prices.So I do in Germany as well. As a consequence I saved a lot of money or if you like, I got more rolling stock.The prices in general have risen, classes 60, 66, 37, have risen from 60 to 120 and more pounds, just without digital equipment and sound.In the German market, the game is just the same. The newest models of articulated container cars by MÄRKLIN 47808, RPR 99,99 € with ONE Containers as a load were bought yesterday for a price of 66.98 € and post office fees are free !
Thanks for sharing Class 88, sounds like saving money has benefited your collection in previous experiences! I'm sure we're all fans of having more rolling stock on our layouts.
The snowplough was heavy and uncomfortable, and made Debbie the Dean Goods Engine cross. She shook it and banged it. When she returned home, it was so damaged that Dave had to take it off.
"You're a very naughty engine," he said to Debbie.
Next morning, Dave and Jack came early and worked hard to mend the snowplough. But they couldn't make it fit. Debbie was pleased.
"I shan't have to wear it," she puffed to her coaches. But they were rather worried.
"I hope it's alright," they twittered to each other. Dave was worried too.
"It's not bad here," he said to Jack, "but it's sure to be deep in the valley."
"Silly soft stuff," puffed Debbie. "I didn't need that stupid old thing yesterday, and I shan't today. Snow can't stop me." She rushed into a tunnel thinking how clever she was, but trouble lay ahead. "Cinders and ashes! I'm stuck!" She was too. Dave urged her to go back. The Tender Engine tried, but her wheels spun and she couldn't move. Jack went away for assistance, while Dave and his friends tried to dig the snow away. As fast as they dug, more snow slipped down until Debbie was nearly buried.
"Oh my wheels and coupling rods. I'll have to stop here till I'm frozen. What a silly engine I am." Debbie began to cry.
Hope Jack and Dave like the story I've made up. They reminded me of the Thomas & Friends story, Thomas, Terence & the Snow.
A fantastic story Kelly, thanks for sharing. Dave and Jack enjoyed it!
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there are BETTER bargains at Rails of Sheffield !!!
No there isn't
@@jackobrien663 Than lokk at their website ! AND COMPARE THE PRICES !!
Each model shop is entitled to run their own bargains at varying levels in comparison to other stores out there. Bear in mind, that each store will have different inventory, and quantities to name a few factors that could affect prices. With such a fantastically broad hobby, we're lucky enough to have many choices for our purchases.
@@HattonsModelRailways As a modelrailroader for 56 years now, I always compare prices.So I do in Germany as well. As a consequence I saved a lot of money or if you like, I got more rolling stock.The prices in general have risen, classes 60, 66, 37, have risen from 60 to 120 and more pounds, just without digital equipment and sound.In the German market, the game is just the same. The newest models of articulated container cars by MÄRKLIN 47808, RPR 99,99 € with ONE Containers as a load were bought yesterday for a price of 66.98 € and post office fees are free !
Thanks for sharing Class 88, sounds like saving money has benefited your collection in previous experiences! I'm sure we're all fans of having more rolling stock on our layouts.