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904 really looks at home with the DRS theme, did you find out the decoder number on the dynamis? Nice to see it on a layout with a rake of wagons. Cheers Jack.

Will look right at home there mate, didn't fit in with my Cornish FGW / EWS theme. Glad it's got a home where it amongst DRS work horses. Jack.

20904 heading to Banks Road? Lovely layout, good to Read through the thread. Jack.

Lovely picture there Andy. Looks like you have had a busy weekend. That 7mm bug has well and truely sunk it's teeth into me hahaha! All the best. Jack.

Haha made me laugh!!

Andy...haha I would expect you to look now, it's getting late and it's icy out-there! Bbbrrrr! Duncan, cheers for the link that's a huge help! I guessed it would be around 27" but from rail top to platform top it's 21". Again, thanks for sharing that link :-) Jack.

:-) keeps me quiet!!! Just a corner of the railway room for 0 gauge ! Jack.

Just a quick question Andy, How heigh do you make your platforms? Thanks. Jack.

Thanks Andy.. Haha nah you won't :-) Cheers, Jack.

Andy- you've inspired me. Takes alot to get me itching to build something. But 0 gauge is ticking all the boxes. Trebudoc Is wonderful!! No doubt I'll be pestering you for advice soon enough :-) All the best Andy. Jack.

Haha! Life can be so cruel...! Looking really good Bill. Glad to hear all the track is working ok. 6months until August show! Scary stuff won't take long to roll-round. All the best, Jack.

Hi Bill. The shuv-duff looks very smart. What engineers wagons do you intend to use? Look forward to more updates on this. All the best, Jack.

As seen in layout tpoics. i've been working on converting a Farish 150/1 from Northern Rail livery into First Great Western purple/pink. by scrubbing away the 'northern stars' and smoothing with fine sand paper, i then painted the passenger doors pink, and allowed to dry, after this the foot steps were painted a dark yellow, headlight clusters painted into black. then weathered using humbrol liquid poly and a mix of brown weathering powders, the battery boxes were given a wet-look by using black powders and liquid poly. then allowed to dry. i'm making my own FGW transfers and "Devon & Cornwall Railway Trust" transfer to be stuck under the first passenger window of the 1 carraige. (prototypical to 150124) Not a bad attempt seeing as its my first bash at this. Jack.

Andy- looking totally amazing!! Can't believe how much has changed since I last looked. Keep up the good work. All the best for 2013. Jack.

The buffer beam details on your loco's are quite something...especially the RES 47 looking really good all the best, Jack.

Simple but amazing stuff! everything just ties in lovely together the combonation of a cricket field and a BLT together work so well. Not over crowded with bushes and shrubs but still gives a countryside touch. Can't stop looking at the pictures. :-) Given me a much needed boost for my 'in the pipe-line 1960's branch station'... Jack.

Superb stuff...that bridge is just like the one at Burngullow! Jack.

What the date for the Bodmin show? Will make it to see you if I'm not working. Jack.

Amazing stuff there...the shot with the EMT156 Is perticulary atmospheric. As though it's the view from a passing lorry or coach. Jack.

Looks and sounds like you all had a good time, DitD is on my to see list, especially as I spend a lot of time around St. Blazey. Jack.

Some fabulous editing here folks. The steam / smoke effect is perticulary authentic (Andy Y) Jack.