Alan Brigg Name plates.
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Alan Brigg Name plates.
Hi, just wondering how long these nameplates generally take to arrive?
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Re: Alan Brigg Name plates.
Same, as I may get some for Britomart and Phoenix90733 wrote:Hi, just wondering how long these nameplates generally take to arrive?
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As I reply to the many threads i see like this, this isnt Alans full time buisness so things will take a little longer. He also holds up a full time job as a teacher I belive. Hes also a member here so a little sensitivity wouldnt go a miss.
ive met alan on a number of occasions and he helped me run my portable layout at an event in the summer and you couldnt hope to meet a more genuine 16mm er
ive met alan on a number of occasions and he helped me run my portable layout at an event in the summer and you couldnt hope to meet a more genuine 16mm er
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I think what Keith said was said 'tongue in cheek'90733 wrote:What live steam engnes you making?
As Will said (and I echo all of his comments), Alan's full time job is teaching and making nameplates is an aside. You do get them eventually, but do you really need nameplates within a short space of time?
After all for full size locos a pattern has to be made, materials sourced, melted, cast, machined/cleaned up, painted, polished and then dispatched.
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But even if you have the best intentions, as I believe Alan does, if you can't provide a product within a sensible time span (say 2 months) and communicate with your customers then you shouldn't offer a product in such a widespread manner.
It's all very well saying you'll get a speedy reply should you contact Alan through a Mamod forum, but you shouldn't have to join a forum to get a reply, aswell as that, not everyone knows that is the best way to contact him.
It's all very well saying you'll get a speedy reply should you contact Alan through a Mamod forum, but you shouldn't have to join a forum to get a reply, aswell as that, not everyone knows that is the best way to contact him.
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