silky_jack

I feel like i'm back there on holiday!

The pic of Sheffield Park that you are getting ready.....what is the large shed building on the left? I like it.

I am speechless. The tree.......... ........it's just superb.

Gulp.....and to think at this point in time I am building myself up to attempt a scratch built engine shed......

Jaz.......that tree and your step by step guide is THE NUTS!!! I am loving your work. Cant wait to see more

Those buildings look excellent......and some of them are spectacular in their size! Are they all destined for the new layout when it's finished??

Hi Sasquatch, I am really excited my the prospect of this new build you will be doing. I CAN'T WAIT in fact! Please make sure you keep plenty of pics coming. Loving the work on the room so far too

Blimey...maybe you've unwillingly created a new super strength composite to rival carbon fibre?!!!

A really newbie question so apologies: What material do you use for the grass? I know you use static grass but what do you put down as a base before that? Is is Flock?

Interesting fact re the sheep in Goathland....they all have their full tails....it's the only time I've seen it as I never realised sheep tails are so long! Not that I'm suggesting you start sticking long tails on all your sheep!!

The more photos the better I say...gives us all reference material for when we finally have a go!

I love that new stream and your brick wall is just first class....which is a result of the time and effort you put in to cutting it into shape etc. I really does look awesome. What I particularly love is the height you've been able to achieve on the wall (something I wont be able to do). The colour of the stream is perfect too (I should know as I've paddled in it!! The rocks around the stream are also very red and in places stain the water in the same way - just as an fyi. What did you use for the water in the end (apologies if i've already asked this)?

Excellent!

Thanks Kal...will do the same when building my bridge. My Goathland isn't going to be a patch on yours in terms of scale and accuracy.