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Mikkel, I like the attitude, and the way you portray us, and the hobby! BTW, did your wife take the picture of you snowboarding?3 points
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Gosh, Mikkel, you really do live on the edge. Such daring ..... Entering a 'kitchen' - wow! ..... and opening a 'food cupboard' Your chances of survival must have been very slim indeed. I know we are all supposed to suffer for our art but this is beyond all reasonable bounds.1 point
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Apres ski in the Danish mountains, far more sophisticated than Zermatt.1 point
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Did somebody mention Purley Oaks? 21/10/83 sand train derailed on Up Local, copyright Alex Dasi-Sutton.
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Is that ginger in use around the stable block? Brave...! Wonderful post Mikkel (yet again), thank you. Raised a smile at the end of a drear weekend. Can't wait till the next one1 point
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That looks rather fine especially as it is in N. Just one thing shouts out though, but I have no evidence to hand, would there have been some diagonal bracing on the inside of the shed doors?1 point
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Just caught up with the blog. The 14xx looks stunning! a good weathering job really transforms O gauge loco's, makes them look soooo real!1 point
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Lighting really makes your layout look dramatic (as if it wasn't dramatic enough with a train ferry!). How tall are the mast lights in terms of scale height? I know you are using them for a general wash of light, but they look very tall (or is it because the left hand one looks taller than your cliff face?) Not a criticism, as I haven't looked at exactly how tall these things are in real life!1 point
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