gjhimages

I would be interested

As a beginner in model railways any insights into techniques used for various parts of the layouts is invaluable

I am in the same boat

An old Hornby Thomas breakdown set

A four foot by one shelf

Struggling for ideas as to how to proceed

Will never have space for a large roundy roundy so industrial looks like the best way to go

with a couple of used points maybe an inglenook 

Just bought gaugemaster combi so hopefully sorted now

Having re-ignited my interest in railway modelling, I have a dilemma

All I have left from my dalliance several years ago is a Hornby Thomas breakdown set and an old 0-4-0 loco origin unknown but Hornby

The controller which came with the set has just gone 'pop'.

Can you recommend a reasonable replacement

Thanks

Gary

My interest in model railways has been rekindled and I seem to remember an interesting thread in the rmweb archives which showed lot's of layout designs from the above mentioned

I cannot seem to find these now

Are these still accessible somewhere?

Who the h*** is that!!?

Any politician

Anyone on a so called 'celebrity' special

Love the buildings

Thanks for the reply

yes i have a 'cheap' airbrush and compressor which was donated to me by a failed cake decorator.

they go for about £40n on ebay

practised with watered down ink

will bite the bullet shortly with paint on the 2 08's which cost me around £20 for the pair

Inspired by this thread, what paint/color do you use for BR blue?

Apologies if its somewhere in the topic could not see a reference

As a 'first' time attempt would a pair of old ,cheap class 08's be a good starting point, i already have these

Thanks

Gary

Barry - apologies its the pc at work - has a mind of its own!!

Gary

Quick question - how much do you water down the ink before using?

Thanks

Gary