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Hi Peter A great thread you have running here, wonderful skills, definitely one to follow. Will be a great source of information and help to a relative newbie like myself.

Jim That shed looks terrific, the colouring on your tiles is so realistic. you have inspired me to do something from scratch myself, starting with my platforms, so its out with those Metcalfe card kits

Bye, its grim up north It just wouldn't be right sat down south or in oxfordshire, or any other place down that way, no wonder you came up here

Nick Great work, all up to your normal very high standard Now I have been following your thread for some time and it as just occurred to me "what on earth do you do with all the gear you build"

Its all gone very quiet in here, where are you all. I suppose Jeffs sat somewhere in "The Thinker" mode AndyP will be away away dreaming up his next creation "aka bodger Frankenstein"

Great to see BCB at Doncaster, superb and great backdrop

Jeff Some great points you are showing us, allowing us to learn fro your mistakes experience Please keep them coming

Well thats a given I suppose after all the vandalism you have had to carry out on KL 1

Jeff Wow its quiet here You need to build something or maybe even knock something else down Or how about things you wish you had done on KL 1 that you will now incorporate into KL 2

Jeff I hadn't realised you would be that long without laying track. Are you able to make use of the time modeling buildings and scenery to put in place once your move is complete,

You two need to slow down and wait until you have something to build in. Gives us mere mortals a chance to put something together.

Mike, that is one very long run, nice gentle curves, will be back for more

I am having a similar problem to Andy, with my plans to run track round all the walls (and door for that matter but that's another problem) running out of Room to use as actual workshop space.

Ray Thanks for the update, will call back in a week or so, we all have other lives, cant always get things done as we might wish, I cant any way.

Progress, who needs it when its this destructive.

If you have a look at some of AndyP's other threads such as Trebudoc http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/54364-trebudoc-in-o-gauge-videos-page-28-29-31-to-33-36/ you will find a few videos that go into greater detail with a bit more practical information. Great threads here andyp, lots of info to show us how to go about things when we didn't have a clue, not to long ago.

Jeff I dont think you will have any problem keeping up interest here, you will always have the hadcore Lunesters chipping in keeping the thread live & active. Plus many more who come back to the thread time & time again to look at the techniques used & transfer hopefully on to their own layouts. Luckily I fall into both groups

That shed looks ideal you will also be able to do all your own plants for your station planters You should then be in with a chance of winning "flower station of the Year 2014" from UK Station in Bloom

Looks like you've been very busy in the time since we lost spoke, some great modelling going on here, hope to meet up in Doncaster again in a couple of weeks.

Here in Lincoln worst point seemed to be around 15-00 wasn't to bad, very windy and wet but ok now

Some terrific shots there John but as Kal said very sad. Great work by your building model maker too

Jeff, is their likely to be a garden railway in the future, seems like a natural progression, with even bigger bits to play around with, Of course you will need a JCB to build the hills up and get down to the river bed

Jeff Its great to see that you have managed to get the viaduct out with very little damage, it will make life easier for you when you reinstate on KL 2. If only we could fast forward several months and see it all in its new home. I suppose we other lunesters had better get stocked up with glue, screws & timber etc before you start ordering & taking delivery of the entire country's supply of it all, so that you can put it all together again We don't want the same world shortage we had last time you were in building mode.

Jeff You are famous for the amount of timber you use around the world, I was only reading that politicians all around the globe are saying they are not responsible for the disappearing rain forest & laying the blame firmly with you saying " its all the fault of some bloke in the North of England building a model railway"