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Just looked it up, hadn't heard about it. 🙂 But no it is just good old Daisy.

I was thinking of the station. This sort of thing: 🙂 Anyway, the blog sounds good, I hope that will appear some day!

It strikes me that life in and around Traeth Mawr would make excellent reality TV, and the first of its kind that I'd actually want to watch. Though I am not sure the contractor would approve 🙂

Yes, better! For some reason I remembered Lennon as saying that that there was a connection between their song and W.C. Fields, but searching now it seems not.

They look excellent. The moustache always makes a big difference and helps established the period so well. 5 modelling sessions was well worth it, I think. Just another 50 for the passengers now 🙂

Which one is that please, Stephen? Quiite a lightfooted look, but presumably that's the angle.

A classic modelling situation. You start off thinking "here's a nice readymade item that will give me a quick result", but before you know it you're deep into conversions and new builds!

They are excellent. Well worth the patient waiting. And two christmases embodied in a model, a nice thought. It's a good example of how "zooming in" can create results that are just as satisfying and impressive as "big-picture" modelling. BTW there's a Beatles theme in the blog posts this weekend - the Strawberry line and Norwegian wood 🙂

Wonderful. Nice to see trains on the layout, they blend in well. I do like the roads. A vehicle would suit them, perhaps belonging to the local company W.C. Fields? 🙂

Best looking worst looking structure I've seen for a while. It's thought-provoking to compare it with your earlier build of the same house. I assume it's for someone who has restored the house, what a nice idea.

From my "Trains worth modelling" folder. With apologies to Churchward 🙂 Pembroke & Tenby line. Source: Embedded link from Pembroke & Monkton Local History Society.

Wonderful coaches. It must be very challenging to do dark lining on a light base - very unforgiving.

I was thinking the same. I can imagine it's a pleasant exercise until it all has to be written up!

Here's one of the best photos I know of GWR corduroy. And some familar stock. This is alledgedly 1905. But no 3-plankers in that shot, so here is one to compensate.

Impeccable taste!