Bedders

What the rough cost of this set up? Looks very interesting

Excellent work, I assume the "bass tube" is connected to the portable gramophone player?

You look chuffed, as well you should

Good to have you back

Looks a tight fit!

Really nice, I'm glad you used the coin for scale as I took it for 4mm to start with!

Thanks, the real thing seem remarkably camera shy

The coach has come together nicely, what have you based the roof detail on?

Don't give up on a really good original idea, try reworking it into a different track plan.

Top stuff, I hope we get part 2 soon

Excellent, my era and and almost location

Keep going! We all need a shove now and again

 

 

populating a granny annexe took every free moment over the Summer

Surely they can't be that hard to catch

Brilliant detail that brings the layout to life even more

I've been following this layout for a while and it looks at good as I'd hoped.  Well done, the hard work was worth it

Just gets better and better, though my eyes see a man cuddling a monkey whilst listening to a gramophone in the 3rd picture

I bet you drew the crowds with this

A great example of how an interest in model railways can lead to the search for knowledge in seemingly unconnected areas

Fantastic! I'll have to root out my old ones for the kids

Warhorse puppet tribute?

http://rugby-pioneers.blogs.com/rugby/2010/02/night-rugby-drinks.html

Not quite the right region of France, but seems to be the right era

Looks good, but wouldn't the joists be damaged too?  Trying to find good pictures of partially damaged buildings is proving very difficult, some inspiration here - http://www.anglonautes.com/history/hist_uk_20_ww2/hist_uk_20_ww2.htm

Always loved how powerful they look, excellent model

I've really enjoyed following your work, it just gets better and better

Didn't fancy going for P4 instead then?