EM Gauge 70s - May Update

[Dan Randall]

Got in from work half hour ago, realised it was now 1st May, so I thought I’d check for the latest update. I was not disappointed….

EM Gauge Layouts, Models & Projects

EM Gauge Layouts, Models & Projects

www.emgauge70s.co.uk

Some great stuff, as ever - enjoy!


Regards

Dan

 

[Suffolk Dave]

As ever, inspirational stuff!

 

[SimonT]

Unfortunately for the moment it remains a mystery as the data from the web site fails security checks. Ho, hum.

 

[simond]

Our IT manager is famously fierce regarding spam and dodgy sites, but no problems opening it from my work 'puter over lunch.

 

[Paul Tomlinson]

A thumbs-up from me for Kier's choice of an "overcast" backscene on Hornsea Broadway, which IMO complements the urban scene. Another thumbs-up to Andy Lee for his "R&W Paul" building, the lettering (intentionally) matching that of the same firm on "Canada Street". Thanks for sharing with us.

 

[SimonT]

I think the message is clear!


Everything else I've looked at today has worked well.

 

[simond]

Curious. Must be you.

 

[timbowales]

I can see it using Safari on an iPad (other tablets are available)
Tim T

 

[Joe's Garage]

I think the sky looks very "real" and a typical day over North London.
Julian

 

[SimonT]

And today it works.... Less of it being 'you' and more of "Computer say no"!

 

[simond]

The aforementioned IT manager has been heard to mutter “picnic”

“Problem in chair, not in computer”

Which amused me, though I suspect I was sitting down when he said it.

 

[Osgood]

A friend served his apprenticeship in the 70s with WH Allen in Bedford.
In the days of Fortran punched card programming it was usual to type for the last card RUN.
Oh, but not at Allens - they used RIDE.
When my friend questioned this departure from normal, the IT guy advised it stood for -

REQUEST IMMEDIATE DIGITAL EXTRACTION

P.S. Another great edition of EM 70s, thanks Dan.

 

[David Mylchreest]

I think the message is clear!
View attachment 214513

Everything else I've looked at today has worked well.

Is this at work or home. The link has worked perfectly for me

 

[simond]

A friend served his apprenticeship in the 70s with WH Allen in Bedford.
In the days of Fortran punched card programming it was usual to type for the last card RUN.
Oh, but not at Allens - they used RIDE.
When my friend questioned this departure from normal, the IT guy advised it stood for -

REQUEST IMMEDIATE DIGITAL EXTRACTION

P.S. Another great edition of EM 70s, thanks Dan.

IT manager was probably a biker

Or a cowboy!