well filled baps The Sheep Chronicles : These are the adventures of a Sheep, the Works Forecat and Naughty George,

[colin penfold]

occasional table

I always wondered what they were, the rest of the time.

 

Now we know, they are baseboards.

 

N. Lightened

[The Stationmaster]

  

But not together...

 

Oh I dunno, when we have certain cooked pork dishes cooked with some onion they also come with slices of fried apple - rather nice combination (although I think this evening's version will only have been cooked in apple juice cider instead of coming with fried apple slices, but there will still be onion unless the catering dept nick one of my supply of shallots).

[NHY 581]

This could well be a nice view on the finished layout.

 

 

Rob

[The Johnster]

I always wondered what they were, the rest of the time.

 

Now we know, they are baseboards.

 

N. Lightened

 

I always assumed they were part time traffic signals.  So what is a part time traffic signal's real job, then?

 

We demand answers, now!!!

[Andrew P]

Nice one Rob, Will you have just a Wharf Wall along the front, or add a piece of wood at the bottom a couple of inches wide to represent water? That's what I did on Porth Merryn.

[mullie]

You think you get confused........

 

 

Anyhow, Fathers Day has brought me the main baseboard for Bleat Wharf......woohoo!.....

 

 

Currently taking over the dining table in a scheming/mock up session.

 

And I have beer........and there is football on later.....

 

 

Trains, beer and football. Good day all round.

 

 

Champion.

 

 

Rob.

 

Le Mons 24 hour race too this weekend, that can keep you occupied for a while.

[Oldddudders]

It did.

[bgman]

Actually, that organisation don't seem to lack anything when it comes to tables and shelves.

 

 

Sadly not quite true of the staff in the new one in Exeter, their products may be fine but I am sorry to say quite a few of the staff are slightly clueless, at least they were on my visit a few weeks ago.

I have put it down to been "new on the block".

 

H.Opeful

[NHY 581]

Nice one Rob, Will you have just a Wharf Wall along the front, or add a piece of wood at the bottom a couple of inches wide to represent water? That's what I did on Porth Merryn.

 

Neither Andy.

 

I will not be modelling the harbour wall or any water, unless it's a puddle or two.

 

 

Rob

[stevejjjexcov]

Ahh, now I see, no water. It must have been the word wharf that led automaticly to believe water would be involved somewhere. Sorry Rob I should have known better!!

All the best

Steve

[bgman]

Ahh, now I see, no water. It must have been the word wharf that led automaticly to believe water would be involved somewhere. Sorry Rob I should have known better!!

All the best

Steve

 

There are two alternatives as I see it

 

a)

 

 

and 

 

b)

 

 

A.Farmer

[Siberian Snooper]

I have to say that I have had a nip or two of Sheep Dip and very nice it is too.

[stevejjjexcov]

Choice b is defiantly the way to go.

[Captain Kernow]

I did not have any toasted tea cakes today, but I did spend a most enjoyable few hours playing on a friend's 'O' gauge layout. I was allowed to run some of my engines and it was great.

[NHY 581]

That sounds like a very nice day out CK. I have continued to move buildings and track around on Bleat. I have said this before but we might be almost there.......

 

 

Rob

[KNP]

That sounds like a very nice day out CK. I have continued to move buildings and track around on Bleat. I have said this before but we might be almost there.......

 

 

Rob

 

Still no station with a canopy?

[NHY 581]

Still no station with a canopy?

 

No station, Kevin.....let alone a canopy....

[KNP]

No station, Kevin.....let alone a canopy....

 

Well I don't know about the station but I can certainly help with a canopy's.

 

[NHY 581]

We say canapes.

[Siberian Snooper]

Well I don't know about the station but I can certainly help with a canopy's.

 

depositphotos_10155082-stock-photo-open-tin-can-of-peas.jpg

Reminds me of a Bristol show many years ago when 2 cans of peas appeared on a Newport club layout, I think it was, one on each platform. This was in response to what additions had been made to the layout in the last 12 months.

[St Enodoc]

That sounds like a very nice day out CK. I have continued to move buildings and track around on Bleat. I have said this before but we might be almost there.......

 

 

Rob

Where?

 

Edited June 18, 2018 by St Enodoc

[NHY 581]

Where?

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XifUaCyCO0g

 

There on the stair!

 

(Where on the stair?)

 

Right there!

 

A little mouse with clogs on

 

Well I declare!

 

 

(That took me back.....Junior Choice....)

 

 

Rob

[NHY 581]

Reminds me of a Bristol show many years ago when 2 cans of peas appeared on a Newport club layout, I think it was, one on each platform. This was in response to what additions had been made to the layout in the last 12 months.

 

Knowing Newport that probably wasn't a joke.......

[Mallard60022]

There on the stair!

 

(Where on the stair?)

 

Right there!

 

A little mouse with clogs on

 

Well I declare!

 

 

(That took me back.....Junior Choice....)

 

 

Rob

Ahhhhhh! I liked "There's a Moose Loose in the Hoose" , probably because I liked Mooses or was confused that it was a Mouse really close up so looking very, very big. 

A. Men

[Mallard60022]

Knowing Newport that probably wasn't a joke.......

Oh no, cans of processed ham will appear all over the place now.

U.S. Plonkers