Catzilla!

This sat tale got posted to the ModMod mailing list (dedicated to UK diesel and electric era railway modelling)

Anyone want a cat?
On My Workbench: The remains of a 1959 London Underground DMS

The moral of this story is: If you are part of a railway modelling household, and there are one or more cats in the house, do not on any account allow them to watch Japanese monster movies - it will only give them ideas!

Posted by TimHall at December 20, 2002 08:07 PM | TrackBack

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