Paternosterrow

What a treat, Mike. I really like the weathering on the 37, and the loco actually looks quite in place on Cheslyn.

 

I laughed out loud at the "bit of fingertip hanging off the bodywork" - well sorry, but it sounded funny. And of course only the modeller would think of saving the model first and the finger later :-)

 

I'm off to browse your gallery images now.

Thanks Mikkel,

 

Yes, I have to admit not giving much thought to my finger at the time.  Besides, the super glue had sealed up the injury so there was no blood to contend with - better than plasters actually!

 

I was really stressed about the 37 at the time, but it's funny how the minor triumph over the disaster brought much satisfaction in the end.  The finger healed nicely too!

Mike, hi

 

Have always enjoyed to see this layout...and now even more so with the infiltration of BR Blue...its fits so well

 

As per Mikkel, loved the fingertip narrative...funny how that kicked off a whole weathering exercise...which has turned out very well indeed.

 

Any chance of anymore low level phots of BR Blue infiltrating?

 

And agreed on the superglue v plaster scenario...been there a few times.

 

Happy New Year

Great to see the return of Cheslyn, Mike.

 

Definitely one of my favourites.

 

Love the diesels btw. Prefer the kettles though!

 

Jonte

Shawplan laser glaze for the ViTrains a class 37 makes a great difference.