hornbyandbf3fan

Why are so many people incapable of spelling Hornby, it's not that difficult surely! *rant over*

Looks good and that reminds me, I need to watch your latest video.

That's amazing, what did you use for the scenery (the long grass)

They're not usually there, i think this was just before we were about to go out, which is why the keys were there and he was sat on there wanting to terrorise the neighboughood!

I won't be adding uncouplers but I'll use an uncoupler. The track is pinned down, but I might try and curve it round if I get some more flexi track. The only problem is that its wired up

thanks

Great photos Tom, I might go down to Nottingham when it's open to see a 56 there

My cat used to be on a lead in the garden and we tied it to the washing line. He still managed to catch birds though... Now he spends his time fighting other cats and keeping everybody up at night if he doesn't come home! He isn't the brightest but he has worked out how to get out of the house from upstairs by jumping through the very top window onto the garage roof. Edit; just realised I didn't say what his name was! He's called Bob

Thanks, not bad seeing as half of them are from my phone! The DMU was heading away I think... I have lots more pictures of the twins if you want to see them?

Soem great pictures from angles I haven't seen yet, thanks!

Once again, I'm not sure if I've already posted these. Some more pictures that I've found on my hard drive. Pictures from the GCR and the NYMR. Thanks, Will

No as I can't do much as I'm on holiday for two weeks starting tommorow. When I get back, I'll be fitting point motors, the backscene boards and hopefully some supports for the legs. Then I can get started on the scenery. I don't want to rush this and I'll be making some scratchbuilt structures soon hopefully

Another great set of pictures!

Great pictures and videos Jim, I loved the one of the pair of class 67's

Apparently it's kit built too!

I'm getting good at this!

Thanks and it'll be ballasted

As hoped, I (with quite a bit of help) got the layout working last night! The controller is wired up with just the two wires, the track was given a cover of track magic, and the flexi track was cut to size. I used two yards, with some rails left over (no sleepers) about the size of the smallest set track straight. So far I've spent about an hour operating on it and I'm not bored of it yet. I've been kindly offered 3 gaugemaster point motors which I hope to fit at my club when i get back from holiday. I still need to get some thin wooden boards for the backscene and to cover the headshunt/fiddle yard/controller area. I also need to get an uncoupler. As well, I've decided where what needs to go.

Is that an Austerity 0-6-0 chassis?

Some pictures I found on my hard drive. Sorry if I've already posted them