Gravy Train

Hi Mick, that really is looking the part, I never realised there were no canals in Hull, that is fascinating for sure as I thought they were literally everywhere. Peter

Hi Mick, down pipes and gutters really add to the overall presentation, for sure, what did you use for the drainpipes? Pete

Thanks for your posts, very interesting reading for sure. Peter

2 x LYR boxes in 4mm.

Hi Mick, that’s looking really good, for sure, I like the slate roof Looking forward to seeing it in place on the layout. peter

Hi Montyburn, thanks re comments. yes, I too got mixed up a few times whilst constructing the station model, had to keep checking the photos ha ha. Peter

Hi Papyrus, thank you for the kind comments, I have a detached house near the station to construct, could be the same house. Peter

Hi Mick, very nice to see the warehouse coming along nicely, looking forward to seeing it when it is plumbed in on the layout. peter

I’m surprised Holt don’t do this model anymore, as mentioned earlier, I bought one from a friend who acquired it, I think from Norman Wisenden back in the day and was a Mike Sharman model. I later bought the exact same one from Holt Models. this is said model, except I didn’t add the lantern.

I’m pretty sure it was an exact Sharman model I used On Wainthrop Bridge, as it was identical to The one I used on Shaw Bridge. pete

It’s looking the part now Mick, just needs to sit snug on the layout.

Hi Mick, nice to see you cracking on with the layout project and looking forward to watching it develope, nice to see the H&BR getting a look in in the modelling front. The Wills girder parts are excellent and work well, into a bridge like this.

Thanks, Sasquatch, next job is a detached house that is close to the embankment. cheers Peter

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