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Hi Dave, My mate had a green Dyane same year,a great wee car we went everywhere in it.

Just caught up with this guys and I have to say it's a stunning layout,superb.Well done.

Best wishes to mum Dave,I hope she had a lovely day. Enjoying tonights offering as usual.

David,you must have a house the size of Buckingham palace to keep all these photos and slides!Keep them coming mate I love them.

Mossend used to be a good place for photos David,but you cant get in now it's fenced off.

What an interesting video,I really enjoyed it thanks.

Are you going to do the tennements first Steve to make life easy?

Modelling of the highest standard Mister Spoons,a fantastic piece of work.

It looks like all the stock has just been repainted,they're spotless. As always Dave love the photos keep them coming.

That's a stunning piece of work John,Steve will be a happy man with that.

Sandy,you've made a lovely job of that mate.Well done.

That was a lovely treat Howard.

Superb footage,so many things of interest in it.

Mike you have a fine collection of photos,I enjoyed looking through them and I'm sure they will be of great value to many others.

Just to add to my previous post,I was looking at my photos on my blue diesel post.The shots of the 27 at Oban suggest that was the loco we travelled behind that day as the weather is the same in both.That's why I was puzzled because I was certain the 86 journey was the only one behind a 37. I shall now retire to bed with an aching brain. Regards Al.

You had me baffled for a while because I could'nt think of any other occasion when I had travel behind a 37 to Oban. But the more I thought of it I do remember being up before we were married for a day in 1980,and that day we spent in the old station bar because it was so wet and the photo certainly backs that up. I bow to your superior knowledge gentlemen,many thanks. Al.

Hi guys,I'm pretty sure it's 86 because we travelled back to Glasgow on it.My son was just a baby and he was born in February 86.It was the only time we travelled by train,after that I had a car. And yes it always rained in Oban.

I took this one at Oban in 1986 I think.

I think somebodys having us on here posting real buildings!

Fabulous photos Chaz,hope to see it one day in the flesh.

More great photos,keep them coming guys I love them.

Iain my daughter who is now 32 suffered migraines from childhood.At one stage the doctors thought she had MS because of the symptoms,but a lumber puncture test ruled that out.She has only found out this last couple of weeks it is caused by food intollerence.She no longer takes dairy produce,grapes or anything contaiing yeast.Within a day or so she was feeling fantastic,she cant remember feeling so well. The test is carried out by the University in York,an initial blood test costs £10 to see if there is antibodys,but the full test is about £300 but you have access to dieticians to help you.The NHS don't do it because of cost,their tests are long drawn out affairs that can take months or years.My daughter had her results in one day. Hope this helps anyone. Asa

Just caught up with this one and I have to say it looks fantastic,and the buildings are stunning.Look forward to more of it.

It's looking fantastic guys,I love it.

What a fine job Chris,that is realism indeed.