Limpley Stoker

1 minute ago, The Stationmaster said:

Seeing what it is masquerading as there is only word you need to bear in mind - 'mucky' =,or better still 'downright filthy'. (yes I know tnat's two words but probably more accurate for the addition of an extra word).

 

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There’s a red pipe missing above the sandbox on that one  and still no keyhole.

Where does the key go to wind it up ?

Perhaps you could weather some sheep!  Try tupping red and dag brown on the rear and meadow green on the front.

Now Aston on Clun Motor Services nears completion in all its splendour, may I venture to enquire if the 530 project has been consigned to the ‘ too difficult’ box ?  I have about eight of those at the moment

The flushglaze laser cut windows look really good -(and are still clean ) and transform this 40+ yr old coach

C for miles

That’s spiffing !  Don’t forget the wall calendar.

The underground fuel tanks had ventilation pipes above ground close to the pumps in those days as can be seen on the corner of this garage. Today they have to be at a safe distance ( from cellphones not smokers so much)

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Probably not Sam….

That looks to be a big challenge - that will be worth following in your hands. Do I see a piece of red Lego in the set of parts?

Very impressive - a real working garage with guard dog.!
As it seems to be a Humber agent, could I possibly order a Humber vogue coupé in black as I’ve never seen a 1:72 model before - is it as rare as the original?

Nice junk !

Has the garage been replaced by a small Alvis showroom?

6 hours ago, Oldddudders said:

No, that's in Ashtead. This is The Lamb.

I knew you’d know that!  I was being a bit lambitious trying to get away with it.

Not the Leg of Mutton and Cauliflower?

Great to see a new through train at Encombe. With the stationary clock of LM a train load of sleepers is no surprise. 
 

So there’s a chance it won’t arrive on the same day as the Accurascale manor - that’s a relief !

Have the sheep let themselves of the cattle trucks for lunch?  Thay may have sensed they may well be there for a very long time.
 Nice to see it busy !

1 hour ago, MrWolf said:

I have managed to pull together the progress into a couple of photos, from which I will no doubt spot the glaring errors! 

 

 

 

That's it for now, someone has just woken up and needs a cup of tea...

Well you have surpassed yourself in meeting the challenge Mr Wolf-  we all hope Miss RRH will do as well tomorrow. 
 

We had a green crinkly tin garage , the wood frame was rotting and my daughter managed to reverse into the back of it and  push it off its concrete base, it was a write off - well the garage was.

That’s a really impressive result on the Austin 7 - I don’t think it has been done before !
I didn’t think it would be possible on a diecast model and was thinking on modifying one of my whitemetal models . That will set the workshop up for business with the doors open!

Lovely picture from platform 2 !

I wonder what calendar was on the workshop wall prior to Pirelli.

Hornby Maunsell stock in Olive green would  look perfect for an occasional appearance !

Ah… The sayings of Confucius.

I’m always pleased to see passing Southern stock here , except anything electric!

That’s a really convincing backscene ! Did you paint it yourself ?

Great pics !

I’ve never seen the goods yard so busy, but it still looks spacious.

2 minutes ago, spamcan61 said:

Would be a tad expensive but I guess if you created a consist / double header of the loco and a sound chip equipped woofer that might work.

Using the 6000 system my iphone will drive a Bluetooth speaker while the App drives the train. I use a tiny Bluetooth nano speaker in a van behind the loco for sound.
If the 7000 system could do this for a Bluetooth bass speaker while the loco chip drives  it’s mini speaker that would be a game changer. The only problem might be in synchronising the sound.