MikeHemmings

Your going to need a bigger naught steps.

Mike

Making iron ore loads

Iron ore loads heading to south wales

Mike

Are you suggesting it needs your input for the inside.

Mike

Two and a half or two and three quarters.

Mike

Were you racing the young spams

Mike

Another Williams wagon

Those photos remind me of the black country blues layout.

Mike

By the way, the 'workbench' it's sitting on is the pile of boxes containing the cheapo Wickes kitchen base units for the train room.

Plan of action is...

1. Get shot of the window seat.

2. Finish off the three turnouts on Pencarrow that bridge the board joints. This will enable the boards to be split...

3. With the boards split they can be moved, the old Ikea trestles removed and the new taller support system made (more on this at a later point).

4. Install layout on the taller support system.

5. Make kitchen units, install under the layout.

6. Move train junk into kitchen units - tidy.

Kitchen units and layout supports will all be mounted on heavy duty wheeled castors. Should let me move things around if needed on my own.

Dear line approaching fast.

Mike

The second williams wagon

That's a nice pair.

Mike

Mobile support and lighting for the boards.

Mike

Hang on, that's not a Cornish Cream Tea!!

I did not say it was a Cornish cream tea.

Mike

Sorry I've eaten it, it's a long way from the Rivera.

Mike

The missing cream tea

Mike

Scone etc.

Mike

Is he house trained.

Mike

I thought something took a liking to a layout.

Mike

And the bikes how many is it now,come to think about it there's a couple of them escaped into my garage.

Mike

Does anyone know when the Hunslet Robert Nelson was built.

Mike

Something like the inside of corrugated cardboard it's made in different sizes.

Mike

Caverty walls were being used in the construction we'll be for the 1950s.

Mike

Would the pug have been the most common loco used in conjunction with iron making plants around the 1880s or are there others.

Mike

Pigs?

Very wet pigs today

Mike

Wear are we today, trip round the harbour

Sorry wrong picture

Mike