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Post by LnBmad » Mon May 18, 2015 6:52 pm

ge_rik:110942 wrote:Great looking railway. Really like that L&B stock. Top notch!

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Cheers, theres still more L&B on the way.

Ben, you are welcome to come play whenever you find yourself up in the midlands ;)
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Post by Soar Valley Light » Mon May 18, 2015 7:29 pm

Very nice Matt.

I really like the way that your station area is developing and establishing. It's beginning to look really well established now. The middle of the loop looks like a very nice place to sit and watch the trains go by now - well done!

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Post by LnBmad » Wed May 20, 2015 3:11 pm

Soar Valley Light:110946 wrote:Very nice Matt.

I really like the way that your station area is developing and establishing. It's beginning to look really well established now. The middle of the loop looks like a very nice place to sit and watch the trains go by now - well done!

Andrew
Thanks for the encouragement! i'm happy with the way its developing slowly.

As you say, the area within the loop is a wonderful place to sit, sun throught most of the day and a great view of the trains as they work their way around the line. Also provides a nice bit of child free garden ;)

With a solihull group steam up looming (this saturday for anyone interested) I'll be pulling out the removeable sidings tonight to check everything still aligns and possibly look into a little bit of detailing to fit on there.
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Post by Andrew » Wed May 20, 2015 3:40 pm

LnBmad:110993 wrote: i'm happy with the way its developing slowly.
Slowly?!! That must make progress on my line positively glacial by comparison!

Your line's looking great - enjoy your steam up!

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Post by Soar Valley Light » Wed May 20, 2015 7:13 pm

Ditto Andrew. In fact I seem to be going backwards compared to Matt! I've manage to clear a fairly major 12" to the foot track design job off the table today and rolled out the garden plans again. If I can get back home at a reasonable time tomorrow I'll crack on with some more landscaping - little by little railway construction is coming closer, all the more reason to finalise the track layout now!

Matt,

I wish I could make it on Saturday but I'm off for a short week signalling on the Bluebell I'm afraid. At some point in the not too distant future the chance WILL come for me to get across to have a look at your handiwork in the flesh.

All the best,

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Post by LnBmad » Fri May 22, 2015 10:47 am

Soar Valley Light:110998 wrote:Ditto Andrew. In fact I seem to be going backwards compared to Matt! I've manage to clear a fairly major 12" to the foot track design job off the table today and rolled out the garden plans again. If I can get back home at a reasonable time tomorrow I'll crack on with some more landscaping - little by little railway construction is coming closer, all the more reason to finalise the track layout now!

Matt,

I wish I could make it on Saturday but I'm off for a short week signalling on the Bluebell I'm afraid. At some point in the not too distant future the chance WILL come for me to get across to have a look at your handiwork in the flesh.

All the best,

Andrew
As ive previously said your welcome anytime. just let me know :)
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Post by Soar Valley Light » Fri May 22, 2015 6:30 pm

Thanks fella. I'll be in touch during the summer. :thumbup:
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