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This may not be new news to some of you, but as it had not been reported on here (as far as I know) I thought it worth a mention. Whilst doing some research on the internet, I was shocked to learn the James Roller had passed away in February of this year, I have had a couple of dealing with him in ...

Just as a mater of interest, a few years ago I had a Conveyor with an electrical ball release instead of a lever, it looked to have been retro fitted at some time
But why anyone would want to over complicate things in such a way is beyond me

Sadly no joy trying to contact the owner..

scorpa163 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 23, 2024 11:25 am Is your backflash original or have you printed it?

Hi Howard.
As you most likely know there is a copy of the backflash in the Resources section.

cheeky wrote: ↑Thu Aug 22, 2024 4:12 pm Blimey, you’re cheap. Thank you so much. I wonder who had the original site?

Not sure who owned the original site, But watch this space, Mr Pennymachines and myself are busy investigating the rest of the Brenco site.
So there could be more to come.

I have an interesting day trying to retrieve the Brenco website. !!JUNK!! :smash: :dammit: Thankfully some of it is saved on the Web if you know where to look !!YIPPEE!! Sadly most of the photos have disappeared :oops: But I have managed to reconstruct the Brenco Factory Page. !SMARTY! Please enjoy ...

Spending too much time on the car boots Jim.

I have just been looking back to when I sold you my old website
There was a Win a Navy listed on the Oliver Whales Collection page. It must have slipped off the page and into the ether somewhere along the way.
This is the photo if you want to re-attach it to the page.

I am lucky to be able to say that I have have had the privilege of working on the "Dennison's Murder at the Museum" working model, though it was far from working at the time. I would like to share with you a view of the mechanism, minus the motor, which the museum had managed to remove and lose ...

Meanwhile up here in Yorkshire. we have Betty Armstrong.