@stephen37292ML A well-deserved nomination Stephen. Your posts here do much to highlight the oft unseen commitment and teamwork required to keep the rail network moving safely.
@stephen37292ML Hi Stephen, thanks to your video I could see that the plug-in is from "On Track Simulation", not to be confused with Pete Waterman's "Making Tracks" layout 🤪 To help others, plug-in details and purchase info at https://t.co/dKRsZfSSSU
@stephen37292ML If I recall correctly, Dave and Norman Ross opened a south Glasgow shop in the early 1980s selling (legal) citizen band radio. Was it called Ro-mar? I spent what seemed like a small fortune with them on behalf of friends and family.
@stephen37292ML I'd religiously listened to Dave's breakfast programme and enjoy the 'patter' between him and the late Captain George Muir. Incidentally, the AM signal was broadcast by the trio of recently demolished masts at Cathkin Braes.
@couldasaid@CalumRaasay It has been a while since I've been there but I think it is the first bridge over Inverarish Burn on the Burma Road, up by the old mine workings.
@mrdoornbos I second that! The Engima Touch is a lovingly crafted software emulation of the various Engima machine variants wrapped in simple but beautiful engineered hardware.
@Birdseed501@clark_aviation I was fortunate enough to visit the impressive collection a couple of times. It was sad to witness the slow decline after the 1981 auction but at least the majority of the aircraft were saved and remain in the UK. Comet XK655 and Shackleton VP293 in 1983.
@mechlandscape@RAF_Luton Err, are you sure that not a pic from the overhead arrestor wire experiments? Being above crew eyeline meant that Concorde didn't have to ungraciously droop her snoot on approach though it did require prompt retraction of the gear in the event of a go-around
@CalumRaasay Indeed, even more than just airfields and seaplane bases. Underground/overground (Wombling-free) tank farms, Chain Home radar sites, and even a Y-station.