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Yeah.

I hope so, too.

Thank you. I designed it, and the other 2 models myself.

That's good.

Yeah.

Worse. Lunch was undercooked and made me ill. Made a "Deltic" model, though.

You?

I quit.

Most of the animals made it safely to White Deer Park at the conclusion to series 1, but that's far from where the story ends. As for Farthing Wood, it was turned into a housing estate called Farthing Hurst, as Owl discovered when she returned in series 3 (though personally I would prefer to blot that particular series out of all living memory - Series 2 was a really good follow-up, but 3...that's where it all kind of went wrong...0.0).

Still, even when the story started to lose it, I still collected every single issue of the magazine, Farthing Wood Friends, that ever came out (still the only magazine for which I own every single installment). They're all stored somewhere in the top compartment of my wardbrobe.

Ah, yeah.

Haha, sometimes. Over here, the rules for the railyard are very strict.

Well, they were at least nice enough to send you the last 50 stickers you needed if you ever got that far. The only ones I ever completed were a Farthing Wood one and a couple of Simpsons ones, and it would have been bloody impossible without it. It was better than when I tried my hand at collecting those Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles trading cards back in 1991, which apparently didn't even properly distribute a lone-shot Michelangelo card, just to make it really impossible to complete the full set. At least it came with gum though.

Oh, lucky him. They must be fun to drive.

The 11s were an older type. I don't think any were still in service. The 08s are still used. You guys are lucky. you get all the nice locomotive types, while we barely have many types over here, haha.

Yup, those are the shunter type. I might build a model of one of the bigger express engines, sometime.

The two there are a BR Class 11 and a BR Class 08. You ever seen any?

Oh, and here's Panini's current website. They still have the same logo I remember. Well, it's a knight, and he's holding something:

http://www.paninionline.com/collecti...utional/bt/uk/