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Thank you Alex

Hello Alex You may have mentioned this before, whose fine ballast have you used in this shot ? Regards, Chris

Hi Shaun, for a bit of humour, I thought of "Jimmy Clitheroe". Regards,

Thank you Shaun for your reply. Regards

This may have been asked before, the construction of “foam board clad in Plastruct stone sheet”, what type of glue do you use?

Admins if this is in the wrong location, please move as appropriate. (I did try Modelling musings & miscellany, but the link does not resolve) Hi Everyone, I'm trying to find the name and/or pictures of a layout that was around 10 to 15 years ago. I can remember images of two Austerity pushing two loaded 16ton wagons up an incline. After reaching a station or summit the contents were tipped, and may have had slag dropped on to the lower levels. If I can be guided in the right direction I would be grateful. Regards

I do like what you’ve done to the 41xx, it’ll look nice besides my 42xxs. Great work

Wishing you a speedy recovery Regards, Chris

Glad to see you back in your workshop, so to speak

I wish you a speedy recovery. Regards

Great modeling, I do like the Star with the elbow pipes

Thank you

Do you have a link to the Chris Nevard article, please Regards

Thank you Mol for the information

I do like how this is coming on blending in nicely. I need to re-read this thread as there is a lot of good information. Question, where did you get your two point levers from ? Regards

Hi Brian I come back to your layout with interest, though I can understand that the current lockdown will affect hobby supplies. Have you been able to make any more progress with your layout Regards

Hi Stuart, Do you have a thread/topic to your industrial layout ? I've really enjoyed your previous pictures. Regards,

I like the look of the 30xx and your workshop. Regards

Hi Dave, the back scene looks good, coming on nicely. Would you mind letting us know who the northern lights building are made from ? Regards,

The Shed is coming on nicely. My neighbour has one and he calls it his Doghouse. The WD looks great, nice and grubby.

Don't forget an area for the kettle and teabags

Coming along nicely. The last picture reminds me, in a small way, of a Pink Floyd album cover. Lighting and electrics soon?

I like the water columns

Thank you Ponthir28

Hi Everyone I have been strolling through the old-maps.co.uk website, and as usual, looking for one thing and find another. I noticed that at Pillgwenlli (Pillgwenlly), Newport, Gwent there is a large building and sidings - “Locomotive Yard”, bound by Bolt Street, Commercial Road, and Frederick Street. I’m mindful that Newport had two GWR/BR engine sheds, one at Ebbw Junction and the other at Pill. What was at Pillgwenlli, did this serve the dock system or any connections with the GWR sheds ? Any information to please my curiosity would be gratefully received. Regards