Stolen:-Roundhouse Millie. Roundhouse chassis kits.

Paradise said:
Your pocket watches will all drift out of time eventually but Big Ben still remains perfectly correct at least two times per day... :)
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Therefore, if you don't wind up your pocket watch, it will be as accurate as Big Ben. Which incidently is the bell, not the clock.
 
Paul M said:
Therefore, if you don't wind up your pocket watch, it will be as accurate as Big Ben. Which incidently is the bell, not the clock.
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And is only accurate by balancing old pennies and other coins on the mechanism. I thought everyone new Big Ben was the bell (second one, they broke the original installing it and even cracked the modern one and needed a lighter hammer - could be where PhilP's lumphammer went!
Right, I think the thread has drifted well off the path so I will give over, cheers guys :)
 
And I thought everyone read the beginning of the thread prior to making ambiguous claims comparing a walk in theft of convenience to targeted burglaries of high priced jewelry and art to order for a paying clientele. There is barely any comparison. :)
 
I tried an online reverse image search for the loco but the only hits my software returned were legitimate. (Ie; various pics of the loco that appeared on varied websites, including social media sites asking people to look out for it.)
Paul.
 
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Lovely looking engine, eye catching so unless it's never to see the light of day, or it gets repainted, it should easily spotted at a show or meeting
 
If I say what I am thinking I will break several forum rules.

Suffice it to say, I hope the goods are recovered and the lovely people who stole them are punished.
 
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