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#11
21st January 2010, 19:49
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Hi Gandalf,
Maybe you could adapt one of your wagons to spray the weeds. Nice pics of your layout by the way. Alex 
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21st January 2010, 21:04
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I am moving my layout now.
It is being moved into a large shed outdoors to make living easier. I have orderd furniture fom argos now so no going back. When I did my roads I cut out the section of the baseboard lining showing a strip of wood and painted that black. Gives it more texture. The sides where the lining begins again acts as a good kerb. Cheapest way but be careful with the craft knife! There is always plenty of blasphemy when I work on it.
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#13
21st January 2010, 23:15
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Alex,
The only wagon with a suitable container fitted is destined to carry beer (home brew of course) however I am contemplating adapting a small strimmer and hair drier motor so they can be fitted to a heavy chassis and connecting the whole thing to the mains electric. It will either fry the weeds or grill the worms but one way or another I need to clear the track of 6 months weed growth. Cannot use weed killer since there will be a considerable amount of run off and that will go into the three fish ponds. Sadly dead goldfish are not 7/8 scale kippers. John (G)
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22nd January 2010, 06:34
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