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Love that strangely roofed side shed, it looks so real. Something you see in real life but rarely modelled. Genius!

I guess the value of the pound may also be a factor in pricing

Blooming Norah! That was quick and I have two hartland chassis here.....but I may hang on to those

Lost for words.....just brilliant craftsmanship....what next??

That is a livery, they do look nice in black. I have a cricceth here that I don't use but can't bring myself to part with it.

Hope you make a quick recovery and thanks for the heads up. I've seen Facebook warnings (American ) and always dismissed it. We do have ticks a plenty down here as there are free roaming sheep in the village and woods. The dogs have been spared the last 18 months through a change from frontline to b...

I agree with the above comments that you can't beat running water. it looked a photogenic spot before so should look good when it's done.

Nothing better than "more space"

Lovely pictures and the King of fruits!

Can't help feeling Daisy or Margaret need renaming to Victoria

She is a cutie , got an unused green version tucked away somewhere (unused)

I'm with Ian that slo mo and auto coupling.....to die for...

I like it and love the garage (says a sucker for wrinkly metal)

If Simon left the loco behind and said if anybody wants it they can have it can I be FIRST in the queue?

Is that the beginning of an extension ?.

Still experimenting with video....30 seconds of nothing much



Rewatching that I still need some practice and a sound card!

That is a cracker Mr B. My grandson would love those cars but.....

That pen tip is worth knowing about.

Edit just bought black and white for wagon numbering!

A question or curiosity. How do steamers store stock (how's that for alliteration? )? My work bench has a few, overflowing shelves of wagons and as it is becoming very congested. I have an outdoor shed that the railway loops in but I'm not sure how steel wheels and wooden bodies would fare in an unh...

Lovely pictures Knell, I love the copper steeple on the chapel and the busy body style vicar. No trouble with kick sledge over here but if we get a winter like last year it may become problem

So sorry to hear that Tom. It is strange hobby and it often leaves me wondering why I bother but I always bounce back and I hope you and the RWLR do at some point. You have my vote to continue running the forum and offering help when we need it. Keep posting and look forward to a reincarnation when ...

It will probably fade as it dries as you say. Any work I've done with masonry colours or cement never dries the same colour as wet. Like Phili says the tarpaulin is going to be needed today! I like the wider shots that show how the village blends in and how the road crosses the railway. Here's hopin...

Got to agree, that is a beautiful conversion. Almost pm'ed you last week as we were staying at Hawarden for the week. I did see the Peckforton Hills in the distance from Chirk Castle :D Always happy to see fellow modellers. Next time .....? Rik Didn't realise how close we were until Tueday evening,...

Thanks guys. It was always a bit catch 22 in that I didn't think a small build would be a test for the build process. Using foamboard on its own wasn't so good either needing a lot of reinforcement. Tempted to make it a corrugated shed to salvage something. Tis only a toy!