Leaderboard

How about a traverser on a slope? The rail tracks are level, but the traverser rails are angled to match the height difference.

It's 8 15 . That's the time that it's always been. We've got your message on the radio, condition's normal and we're coming home.

Like this you mean? That's a good idea, hadn't thought of that!

I'll have her finished by then

Thanks Stu. Such a lamp is what gave me the idea. Problem is, my wife rather likes the ones we have I could have a look for a secondhand one though. The ones used by architects in the 1970s are really good but have become retro fashion here so tend to fetch high prices. Thanks Nick, I am looking forward to knocking some provender wagons etc about. I seem to remember that fodder for the GWR's stables was brought in via the system rather than purchased locally. Need to check up on that though.

Good ideas and a very neat start Mikkel.

Thank you for that. I'd have replied but didn't get a notification! Uxbridge [High Street] closed to passengers in 1939 so wasn't really a contender ;). It can fit a 6 coach DMU - 2x 117s.

A little more progress this week. A dose of Clostermans grey etch primer from their quality rattle can.... Then airbrushed with a 1970`s tin of Precision GWR wagon grey......... A recent stock of the same GWR grey is a darker shade.......

Less really is more! Such a great idea Mikkel: I look forward to seeing The Stables progress. The building looks wonderful. Kind regards, Nick.

An old angle-poise lamp might be cheaper than a new monitor stand. I have no doubt this is going to be another delightful layout.

I like that. I'm sure the good citizens of Uxbridge wouldn't have minded yet another GWR terminus Sounds like it can accommodate some reasonably sized trains too.