Inspiring stuff, as a new comer to smaller scales its nice to see what can be achieved.<div><br></div><div>John</div>

Amazing detail Julia, I gave up doing a 4mm padlock for my goods shed as it was driving me crazy !

The new hut with it's engraved brickwork looks really good and sits so well with the signal box. The whole scene is coming along nicely and is blending together well with that lovely backscene.

The Pannier with all the daylight under the boiler is also a lovely piece of work. Have you thought of working your magic on a Peco Collet Goods to go with it ?

Best Wishes,

Geoff

Thank you John and Geoff

The Pannier with all the daylight under the boiler is also a lovely piece of work. Have you thought of working your magic on a Peco Collet Goods to go with it ?

Best Wishes,

Geoff

Geoff. I have the bits to do a collet engine and as they were the most common engines on the railway then no doubt one or two will come along soon. There is an etched chassis comming out soon for them (if I can get round to sorting out some dimensions) which will make things alot easier.

Missy

Hi Missy,

Every time I look at your thread, you seem to raise the bar and amaze me with your exquisite work.

This is certainly a layout I look forward to seeing in July, hopefully you'll have found the keys by then .

Trevor.

A 2mm padlock? - insane - but I love it.

The backdrop is also very nice. Is it painted or a photo? If it is painted, what medium is it?

A 2mm padlock? - insane - but I love it.

 

The backdrop is also very nice. Is it painted or a photo? If it is painted, what medium is it?

 

Hello

Thank you, that backdrop was painted by a guy from the High Wycombe model railway group. I believe he uses pretty much whatever he can get his hands on like acrylics, poster paints, and emulsions. I am still amazed on how brilliant it looks.

Missy