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Brilliant photos again Andrew. I do love seeing your loco's on the line. They are very atmospheric in their work...

Peter Butler wrote: ↑Sat Jun 22, 2019 7:44 pm
I need a corrugation roller just like that too..... when you have time! I'm sure there will be a waiting list before long.

I will be second in line for a roller please.

Your water tower is absolutely brilliant. Some great thought and ideas are put together to make a superb water tower.

Great video Tony. It did seem to run better the more you ran her.

Great video George. Liked your stopping for the local wild life, although I would of jump when I saw it....

Well done Rik. Well deserved...

I use a Dremel type disc also.
Quick and accurate with no slipping with blades getting its first bite.

Thats actually a very nice job Steve. Like the way you have done the wheels to be gauge adjustable. Well done mate. Now waiting for the body to be built episode....

Looking good Andrew. Some very good photos of a great looking line.

philipy wrote: ↑Sat Jun 29, 2019 4:38 pm

FWLR wrote: ↑Sat Jun 29, 2019 9:28 am Sorry I don't know who has won it....

Nobody knows yet, voting doesn't end until tomorrow night!

Oooopss...

Thats a great photo Andrew, it does blend in with the scenery. I have a coach that does the exact same thing, it does not like curves one bit..

They do look really nice locos Tom, but well out of my league price wise. My older brother has made 4, 5" gauge and a couple of 3 1/2" also. The one he is most proud of has cost £4,000 to build, but he does have one that is worth £28,000... Needless to say he is a snob when it comes to my ...

This is so brilliant Greg. Can't wait to see how you end up with a running line. It's one to contemplate for indoor winter running here.....

Shows how quickly the garden will take back what's hers if we don't keep on top, hey....

Great photos George. Love your line very much..

Brilliant colour scheme Rob. It does look very colonial.

Now she is a mighty fine loco Dazza. You are a lucky man to be able to fire her up and driving her.

Now the serious work starts Dave...a few beers lazing around sitting in the garden pondering on life and all its problems........ :lol: Neah, work on the line, more scratch builds, having steam ups, more scratch builds, work on the line, having even more steam ups.... :lol: :lol: Seriously you will ...

Thats a brilliant job Andrew. Just a bit late for the photo competition though, that would have given the winner a run for his/her money....Sorry I don't know who has won it....

Brilliant Greg I think the way you have made it slightly smaller gives you even running options

Peter Butler wrote: ↑Thu Jun 13, 2019 5:28 pm Always the saddest and most depressing section to read on the Forum, some time ago I was invited to become a Magistrate, these wasters would have received no mercy!

Saw on the North West news last that there is a shortage of Magistrates in England and Wales Peter. Should have took them up on it.