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Did I dream it, or was a recent post suggesting the museum had disappeared at Drayton Manor :shock: ? I have just checked their website and it is still up and running, right next to the toilets! '!' http://www.draytonmanor.co.uk/media/fil ... 20Site.pdf , so was I away with the fairies that night ? :burp:
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Was there a couple of weeks ago, and can confirm it's still all there, up and running..... :)
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I haven't visited the museum for years, but interesting to see it now includes a Rockola Jigsaw pintable, German Foosball and R&W Ice Hockey.
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Rockola Jigsaw pintable, German Foosball and R&W Ice Hockey ???????? What the hell for?

Oh and welcome back Raj, nice trip away? :lol:
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W Bryan would turn in his grave if he saw that Payramid painted blue!!!! :shock:
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Don't you mean spin like a Fruitbowl? :lol:
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toibs wrote:Was there a couple of weeks ago, and can confirm it's still all there, up and running..... :)
Hi Tobis

Did you notice whether the Bryans Museum is accessible separately from the amusement park or is it necessary to pay the full entrance fee to visit the museum.

Thanks John
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It's part of the park and only accessible via it ......
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Jim Bryan used to get us in for free by giving his brother a call. Sadly they're both gone now.
You might try speaking to Colin Bryan who runs Drayton Manor.
**phoneup** "I need to look inside a Retreeva to fix my machine." ;-)
Might be worth a try.
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:o that you should mention the Retreeva to tempt Colin to allow me access to the museum because I have just started to build one and may need some dimensions of the mech. parts if I can't suss them out for myself.

This is the progress so far, plus a big heap of oak ready to machine for the case

Retreeva for PM.JPG

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Not entirely coincidence. I recalled you asked last year for pictures of the Retreeva mechanism and nobody responded. Glad to see you weren't discouraged. Looks like you've made an excellent start. !!THUMBSX2!!
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Thanks for your kind comments Mr PM.
I did strike lucky with my post, as a member of this forum contacted me privately shortly afterwards and then sent me a wodge of very useful A4 sized photos plus a fully dimensioned drawing of the case.
I am extremely grateful for this help; it just goes to show how brilliant this forum and its members are. !THUMBS!

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wembelylion wrote:it just goes to show how brilliant this forum and its members are
Absolutely agree John, I have also received some very useful information from forum members - long may it continue !!THUMBSX2!!
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