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13 years ago I think now, it was an industrial and train ferry compact layout called Keyhaven. I may do some updates on here when anything meaningful happens!

Well done on the silverware!

I think Walthers were the building contractor. It's one of the inspirations why I was after the kit. Just need to change the vent angles.

S'pose it would have had a roof on it then and no polar bears or killer whales in the garden? Coincidentally I've been to see one of the best steelworks scenes on a layout today, again a Black Country flavour to it all. Bostin.

Edge of Dudley.

Lived here for four years and never had to go to sorting office for a parcel; they've got the hang of not carrying stuff around all day and taking it back. Not like Stafford where I'd be at the office 1/2 times a week. Mind you, most of the time they only carried 'Sorry we missed you' cards.

Thanks to @jonhall for pointing me in the direction of 1 in stock.

Neither returned any results on their sites when I looked. A shame as Mech are a short, pleasant drive away.

Nope; sorry. I have discussed this in a meeting this afternoon and we are awaiting a response from Quantcast, who provide the software, as there appears to be a known problem.

I've discussed the issue and they've been able to replicate it at that end so they'll look to try and resolve it.

I'll be discussing this with the techies in a meeting this afternoon.

It looks that way. It's not the end of the world; the structure's not a problem and I'll just have to do a Blue Peter job on the mill stand.

It'll be the postage and duty from the US that's the killer; they'll make more than Walthers will! 'To order' from Walthers is often measured in glacial epochs. I'll probably want it inside 6 months.

If anyone has one of these kits available, or even just the reversing mill stand please give me a shout. Thank you!