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  1. Thanks Carnforth that’s really useful. Tim
  2. Thanks Jason that’s very helpful. Cheers, Tim
  3. Thanks billy_anorak59 that’s very helpful. I think it’s the LMS shed I’m looking for. Cheers, Tim
  4. Thanks both. I am sorry I have found very little information in my books and on the internet to determine which actual sheds I’m looking for. I am more particularly interested in the I believe Chester shed building that was the inspiration for the Hornby Dublo model, and the building at Carnforth that was used for the Hornby Dublo shed photographs. Thanks again, Tim
  5. Good afternoon. Can any of you direct me to photographs of the exterior of the walls of the main steam shed buildings at these depots please? Thanks, Tim
  6. Thanks Harold. I had soaked the block and it was softening around the edges so I was thinking about breaking it up in to small pieces to soak and mash as you suggest but I thought I’d ask my fellow modellers to see how they got on first. I’ll give it a go! Tim
  7. Good morning all, any tips to soften old hardened Das Pronto please? Thanks, Tim
  8. Good morning, does anyone have any spare please? Cheers, Tim
  9. Brilliant thanks pirouets, that’s the one! That and other layouts you wonderful people have directed me to will provide a great amount of inspiration for us and in particular my brother Jamie and his son Toby to work together on for hopefully years to come. All the best all and thanks again. Tim
  10. I think there was a blue class 47 on it. I saw it in at least one of the big magazines in I think the last 10 years. I think it was exhibited. Thanks again. Kidmore Cutting is another nice layout, but not it. The lower level went under a bridge to the left and a tunnel to the right. The tracks looped behind the scenery and rows of shops then terraced houses rose on quite a hill above the lower and higher level tracks. Thanks again.
  11. Thanks Silly Moo, that’s a nice layout thanks. The one I was thinking of was all urban, small but tall anyone please?
  12. Thanks, I haven’t seen it on YouTube although it might be on there. I saw it in at least one magazine, perhaps even a centrefold picture. Does this jog anyone’s memory please? Thanks.
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