Regards Kev
Pump Car!
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- growler37
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Re: Pump Car!
Hi, I hope AP will make a sound pack for this? DTG is bound to use the default grunting sounds
Regards Kev
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CORNWALL THE LAND OF PASTIES AND TREVITHICK! INVENTOR OF THE STEAM LOCO.
BUILDER OF THE WEST SOMERSET RAILWAY ROUTE FOR RS.
PENZANCE TO PLYMOUTH,MODERN,IN PROGRESS.
THE HELSTON BRANCH AND WEST CORNWALL IN THE 1950,S,IN PROGRESS.
BUILDER OF THE WEST SOMERSET RAILWAY ROUTE FOR RS.
PENZANCE TO PLYMOUTH,MODERN,IN PROGRESS.
THE HELSTON BRANCH AND WEST CORNWALL IN THE 1950,S,IN PROGRESS.
I read threads like this one and wonder if some people have forgotten (or never learned) to have fun 
I know text is a potentially poor medium for conveying emotions, but some do really seem to need to lighten up!
Back on topic, I think "pump car" is a Murricanism, and like Phil, I've only ever known these things to be known as hand carts (and I used to use one...).
Rik.
I know text is a potentially poor medium for conveying emotions, but some do really seem to need to lighten up!
Back on topic, I think "pump car" is a Murricanism, and like Phil, I've only ever known these things to be known as hand carts (and I used to use one...).
Rik.
Re: Pump Car!
JR wrote:-
And they'll be very effective too. There's no pace like gnome...
Yours, very solemnly,
John M
Seems obvious to me. It should be possible to graft on a couple of the Christmas Gnomes - it's not as if they have anything else to do at this time of year...I've been thinking about the pump...... It's going to look very odd without someone "pumping" it will it come with some interchangeable pumpers ???
Interesting problem, does clicking on it to drive it "add" a pumper ? I foresee a problem if its that guy in the blue shirt who seems to drive everything ! and someone in a hivis will upset everyone else !!
And they'll be very effective too. There's no pace like gnome...
Yours, very solemnly,
John M
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I read threads like this, and I think that a lot of people are having a big laugh and a lot of fun about it, including myself, with lots of jokes mimicking the usual reactions of this comunity to announcements.Wikkus wrote:I read threads like this one and wonder if some people have forgotten (or never learned) to have fun
I know text is a potentially poor medium for conveying emotions, but some do really seem to need to lighten up!
Back on topic, I think "pump car" is a Murricanism, and like Phil, I've only ever known these things to be known as hand carts (and I used to use one...).
Rik.
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Here's hoping for two versions.
A US version with the featuring Tonto and the Lone Ranger (featuring the Hill Billy chase music)
and a UK version featuring Mark Williams (although the extra livery will probably be available in the marketplace)
Joking aside, I do like the odd novelty addon. The Halloween Count made me smile, laugh and nearly jump out of my seat when I press the whistle. I can imagine that all the younger Railworks users want to do is run the 16.35 stopper from Kings Cross, it's the middle aged types, like myself, who are quite happy taking the Halloween Special on a foggy midnight run through the Yorkshire Dales
A US version with the featuring Tonto and the Lone Ranger (featuring the Hill Billy chase music)
and a UK version featuring Mark Williams (although the extra livery will probably be available in the marketplace)
Joking aside, I do like the odd novelty addon. The Halloween Count made me smile, laugh and nearly jump out of my seat when I press the whistle. I can imagine that all the younger Railworks users want to do is run the 16.35 stopper from Kings Cross, it's the middle aged types, like myself, who are quite happy taking the Halloween Special on a foggy midnight run through the Yorkshire Dales
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Re: Pump Car!
Price would be OK if can run at 125Mph at least....gptech wrote:No price has been announced Dave, the figure of 14 quid was thrown in followed by a smiley face, as a bit of humourdavep wrote:£14 ? For that? Gasp!
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That's with eight 35 tonners on the backRudolfJan wrote: Price would be OK if can run at 125Mph at least....
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I'd be well pumped for that!RudolfJan wrote:Price would be OK if can run at 125Mph at least....gptech wrote:No price has been announced Dave, the figure of 14 quid was thrown in followed by a smiley face, as a bit of humourdavep wrote:£14 ? For that? Gasp!
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Is that a couple of Morris Dancers?
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Which ones Morris?gptech wrote:Is that a couple of Morris Dancers?
CORNWALL THE LAND OF PASTIES AND TREVITHICK! INVENTOR OF THE STEAM LOCO.
BUILDER OF THE WEST SOMERSET RAILWAY ROUTE FOR RS.
PENZANCE TO PLYMOUTH,MODERN,IN PROGRESS.
THE HELSTON BRANCH AND WEST CORNWALL IN THE 1950,S,IN PROGRESS.
BUILDER OF THE WEST SOMERSET RAILWAY ROUTE FOR RS.
PENZANCE TO PLYMOUTH,MODERN,IN PROGRESS.
THE HELSTON BRANCH AND WEST CORNWALL IN THE 1950,S,IN PROGRESS.
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I wasn't far away with Tonto and the Lone Ranger
Market place for the UK version featuring Alec and Bill
Market place for the UK version featuring Alec and Bill
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Well.....I know what I want two of ? in the interest of accuracy of course ! for my LMR re-creation of old films,
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As a route builder I am hoping that they will model two peasants pumping the handles and a suitable deck chair and bar equipped trolley for me behind it !
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Now I can recreate some Hell on Wheels
