Tim Dubya

I remember on almost every railtour (or 'mystery tours' as my dad used to tell us) there'd either be no or very dodgy worms. ISTR there was a panel with two buttons to push to restore the coach glow worms sighted in the vestibules?

Who were the original company, big four or region of BR for the station? You might find that one of the societies or groups (even Facebook groups) for that particular railway company may have track diagrams and building plans? Perhaps the Midland Society might be of use? Is there anything in Mr Castens Emporium of railway literature that might be of assistance? Good luck, I find research one of the most enjoyable parts of the hobby.

At least two, 'cos I'd have one 😜

Will there be plant milk...

Absolutely, I will only buy true prototypes for my trainset (even if I use them un-prototypically). I don't mind paying for the uniqueness / quality either, Toplights and Cross Country Sets as personal examples. Top stuff 👍

Order placed, looks more "fun" than the Slater's alternative 👍

Oh yes, that's where the cider comes from! They do the occasional tour of parts of the castle that aren't normally accessible to the gp, lots of tunnels and the odd hidden door/ passage into rooms and the old kitchens etc.

My personal favourite is Dunster, but it's in the middle of nowhere. It's our nearest station when we stay at Dunster Beach in the out-laws beach chalet but isn't near anywhere in particular.

I'd opt for the chopping out the webbing, rather than thinning, once it's in it's permanent home of course. He says sat at a comfortable distance only armed with a phone. Good luck 👍

Would anyone know the compatibility (lookability) with SMP OO (think it's J type, I've got)? tia

Peggy would go mad for mushy peas, no other vegetables that I knew if. If you had peas, she had peas and would then use her paw to clean out the tin.

I have posed the question to Dapol.