Nelson Jackson

Fantastic work there, can't wait to see them finished and painted up. The prototype images of the real thing are very interesting. How many coaches is that now that you've built so far?

Thank you Gary and Will. A video may appear, if I have the time

Today we set up the layout ready for the exhibition tomorrow, I will take more pics and maybe a video if I have the time

Absolutely superb videos, many thanks for sharing

Hopefully it will continue to run over December and January so I can get a chance to catch it again

Fantastic video, unfortunately the Sandite doesn't go as far as portrush.

Here's my version I'm covering the BCDR line

From what I can see in 33lima's post was that he stated the label on the box said "Ulster TRANSLINK Authority". Colin, I'm not here to cause a fight/conflict, I just thought I might pass on what I saw in Ivan's post. 33lima, you better watch out, you'll be asked to do sandite livery ones next

Hi mark Thank you for your comment and kind words, hopefully Bachmann (preferably) or Hornby have something up their sleeves for 2014. The layout is currently in storage, but we have an exhibition coming up in 2 weeks time, So, will take plenty of pics then and a running video. Thanks Nelson

That is absolutely beautiful, the weathering is just superb and the underframe is stunning, well done.

Fantastic work there mate, superb layout, can't wait for more updates.

I think it's a work of art

Those are absolutely beautiful, they capture the look of the 80 class perfectly, well done, you must be very proud. Your work is A star.

Hi David Thank you for your comment. Dad lived on swan street in Evenwood, and he remembers all the old cottages and the collierys surrounding the area, His friend lived in Evenwood station and he visited regularly, he also remembers the pub at ramshaw called "the bridge inn" And He also remembers the track being lifted at west Aucklands level crossing, a very sad day. A Q6 would be a beautiful locomotive to own in RTR, I hope someone does one very soon. We never thought about basing our station on the Hagerleases branch, sounds like a very good idea. And that viaduct would be amazing and look superb if someone modelled it in OO Gauge. Many thanks Nelson Edit: a PM has been sent about our plans to do Evenwood in OO Gauge.