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Very sad news indeed,
Brian always seemed ready to give encouragement to fellow modellers.
Best wishes, hope you get well again Brian,
Grant.

Good to see you using a crimper to make your own corrugated iron, always very handy for our type of structures.
Hope you survive Fridays heat, don't think much will be happening here either.
Grant.

Glad to see some of the MOTTLITS out in the daylight once again. Like the first pic.
Grant.

I can definitely see the Victorian origins in the bogie covered van Peter, don't know how
you keep track of the various scales you are using.
Grant.

I like the corrugated ends, nice job, will look good when painted.
Grant.

That building is sure going to involve a lot of brick scribing. How will you stop the hedge from pushing it forward
as it grows?
Grant.

Good to see you able to get out and back to the railway Dwayne. Hope things keep
on improving.
Grant.

Your metal and copper work look excellent, this should be a high quality build when finished.
The extra weight in that pony truck should stop it dancing around as many do.
Grant.

GTB wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 24, 2018 1:57 pm

I committed a neatness in the garage,

You should be ashamed of yourself, 50 lines for you "I must not commit a neatness again".
Merry Christmas mate,
Grant.
PS wish the fairies would come and commit a neatness in my workshop!!
although I probably wouldn't be able to find anything.

The holders are a bit on the slim side and so certain rechargeable AAs just won't fit and allow the cover the be put back in place. That's the bane of my life with some of my boat transmitters. I overheard a store manager say to someone serving me "we just buy from so and so and put our own brand w...

Out of interest Dan, what species of timber are you growing on the property for harvesting.
Grant.

That Saxon coach is going to look nice Peter, nice livery colour too. I relate to the thought process, try
it on some bogies, roof, track etc. Gives you an idea of where its all heading.
Grant.

A happy and safe Christmas to all from down here too.
Grant.

philipy wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 18, 2018 2:26 pm

Nothing special, just run of the mill wagons.

Afraid I don't agree, finely detailed professionally finished wagons are what I'm seeing. You've certainly
grasped this 3D printing with both hands Philip.
Grant.

Very glad to hear you are well and back at work. A great photo as well.
Grant.