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Great video Rik.
Thats some workshop now you can have train running when your in the process of doing another one of you superb builds.

Your late friend did a superb job with it Dwayne. Very impressed. Now I need to find someone to make me one. I would have done myself, but I don't have the machinery anymore.

Looks like you are really going to busy Andrew. Interesting build in the first photo. Can't wait to see what it turns out to be..

Just left some comments on your Youtube videos Greg.

GENIUS......

Just amazes me Greg where you pull these ideas from and carry them through to a working model. The campsite is just brilliant and a joy to watch. Could you try a dog barking to hide the sound, which for me was ok, but I suppose it does detract from your superb model.

Expert needed here also Rik.. :lol: :lol: Dwayne I am in envy of your turnout build. It a joy to see. Can I ask, is the rail bender made from wheels. It is a brilliant well made item. I am thinking if they are turned upside down they could be used for pipe bending. Those machines are a tad expensive...

Beautifully shot video, with equally beautiful scenes.

Now this is something different..That guy in the third photo with the muscle vest looks like he was up to no good and scarpering in double time when he saw the German Shepherd.

This as been an absolutely brilliant read and build. I would love to have something like yours on our new line, but unfortunately my building skills come no where near to what is so expertly done. Don't think for one moment you are not by the way.

Because it's free when you renew this year. I for some reason have 3 copies of it now. So if any member what's a copy. Just pay me postage and you can have one. The person on eBay wants you to pay has well P&P.......

What's this, I know it costs to join the 16mm Association and for me it's good value.
But selling "The Guide to 16mm Modelling" is being a bit cheeky don't you think...

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/293639973111?ul_noapp=true

Scaffolding boards would be really heavy. Have you lifted one of them 13' ones. So even if you cut it down to make an octagon would be really heavy. Depending on how big you want to make the boards from OSB, you could get a 8 x 4 and cut it in half and then do what BorisSpencer suggested. But I woul...

That's one of the things I love about this forum, funny banter...

What a brilliant build... Well done.

I like the nut idea out of card, what thickness is it

Thanks to all the replies I have received. They are very welcome indeed. It shows how the forum cares about it's members. It means a lot..