Bangor Lad

I've had success in fading colours by using a white undercoat then applying the full density top coat. Then gently rub down with very fine wet and dry used with plenty of water. Unfortunately this only works if you can, or want to repaint.

Dave

I too enjoyed the MRJ article. Would love to see the layout in the flesh some time also.

Great layout!

Regards

Dave

What he said!

Really interesting Ian. I've been thinking of taking the plunge to scratch build some wagons for some time.

Dave

Very neat and effective ballasting there, Jeremy.

Dave

Great photos, Kelly. This is a show I've never been to.

Thanks for sharing them.

Cheers

Dave

Hope you feel better soon Kelly

Dave

That sounds like quite an eclectic mix of stock!

Dave

Cathartic man!

Gifted modeling, Mr Nevard!

Really nice Frank. I particularly like the treatment of the timber.

Dave

Great stuff Chris

Dave

Welcome back Missy. Always looked forward to your posts!

Dave

Now that is brilliant!

Really neat Tom. I've used Kleer for years as a varnish with Tamiya matt medium to get the right level of 'dullness'. I've used it to fix sand loads in N gauge wagons but not for ballast.......here goes!

Dave

Very, very nice Tom.

Dave

Looks good to me too. No need for any toning down.

Dave

Very nice Bryn, but quality like this is not helping me make the break to 2mmfs from N.

Dave

Really good looking trees Tom. I didn't think I needed any for my layout but now I'm not so sure!

Dave

Hi Tom

That looks really good.

Dave

That's really good Tom

Dave

Hi Kelly, anything on the workbench yet?

Dave

Hi Kelly

I thought you'd bought the wood for a layout! Never mind that looks like a good place to start!

Dave

Very nice!

Nice work Steve. Been meaning to try out GW for some time.