Mallard60022

Hey, you are coming to Spalding which is at least within hailing distance of 36E (as is Burton I suppose, but I'm away then!!)

GREAT. 36E

Every time I see new pics of this shed I am truly inspired! Interesting point - I never realised/remembered how close the main line came to the depot roads. Obviously not something you notice at 15 when trying to avoid the foremen!

Sincerely, 36E

I'd start on page 3 of this blog, about halfway down and work your way back

Old Hornby tender drive 9F I presume? Wonder if Mr G Arrow will adapt his mould to newer loco driven model?

Thanks. Phil

That looks quite good. Which conversion?

36E

Oh wow! The 'external shots' take me straight back to the bridge entrance and looking down that seemingly so long stairway to heaven and would we be spotted by the foreman?

This is just getting better and better.

36E

A friend of mine saw these parts; wow factor!!!!!

Sincerely, and have a superb Festive Season. looking forward to seeing the finished item in 2010.

Sincerely, 36E

Just right for me as I am just weathering my most recent kit built (simple plastic) wagons. I am too lazy to get out the air brush yet and so have used the brush technique Mr S demonstrated at a weekend workshop I attended at Hobby Holidays. First coat only so far!

Lovely looking wagons and VG effects so far; keep the pics comimg please.

36E:)

I'm so looking forward to seeing this when complete.

Phil R 82E

Look at that; almost as I remember the real thing.

Clank,boing; clank,boing - and chuffing in 3/4 time.

I'll get my coat.

Phil