DavidMatthewson

Great stuff - thanks.

Brilliant. Great work. I esp like the merge of the backscene and foreground. The length of trains is also one of the great features of 1:450 [1:480] scale. Very smooth controllers too! - I could never get that with Eishindo kit - very clever.

David - did they ever get back to you on this? Thanks & happy 2024! David

Brilliant as always!

Hi David Thanks for posting this. Always interested in another source of 'bits n' bobs' for T Gauge, so yes, I'm interested. brgds David

I'm the new webmaster for this long established site and thought it worth reminding people here that it is still alive! Lots of good stuff [how to fit DCC into 1:450!], photographs of layouts and locos, and good chatter. Drop in and visit. https://TalkingTGauge.net David

Amazing as always - Happy 2023!

That's great - many thanks for taking the trouble to respond. Chaps who actually *did* the work are often better sources that book, IMHO.

Thanks for that. Might i ask what the reference for this is? - a book or photo perhaps? or aural history?

Many, many thanks for that - lots of new stuff to me!

That's a real gem! - thanks very much for sharing. (How did we ever manage this sort of stuff prior to the Internet??) Great photos including some which are new to me - many thanks. Can I be really cheeky and ask if there is any railway related stuff in the remaining pages? best wishes

Neat - I like the green body shell on the back left too!

Indeed - I'm very pleased with the way it's turned out. I'm not a 'rivet counter' and and delighted with a building which catches the 'feel' of the original. I also have a version of the jetty loader which is also derived from numerous old photos.. way to go!

Just back from Shapeways 3D printing... Many thanks to all for photos, memories etc. Happy 2021!