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  1. sb67
    Shack Up - Banbarra
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    Dave, who makes that small hut in the photo? Cheers. Steve.
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    Ian that's a fantastic photo. I'd like to see that modelled, I love the lorry in the background as well. Steve.
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    I've been running some stock and I think the van body is too big for the space as some long wheelbase stuff gets too close. I want the area to look believable so I might use a small hut or even just a load of weeds, sleepers and general junk. I like the grounded van so I'll find somewhere to put it. I wonder what would really appear in a space in a yard of that size. Steve.
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    Wow, that will be some building Adrian, looking forward to seeing it develop. Steve.
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    Thanks for that Richard Steve.
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    Think I might go with he grounded van body as some sort of store. One question I have is should I cut the solebar and buffer beams off or just dump the whole lot on the ground? I've been looking for some pics to inspire me but I cant find any decent ones.
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    Dreamer - BB&Q Band
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    Cold!

    sb67 replied to KNP's topic in 2018 Cakebox Challenge

    Fantastic modelling KNP. Can I ask what glue you use for your static grass and how to build up the layers, it looks great. Steve.
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    Normal service has been resumed! Andy You're definitely on the mend now, glad to hear it. Take care. Steve.
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    Thanks for the 'how to' with the backscene, they definitely look better. About the Sentinel, how does it run on DC? I could be wrong but as I understand a better decoder wont cure any running problems that were there before fitting. Steve.
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    great pics Dave, really like the class 45 threading it's way out of Newcastle. J3719 reminds me of the opening credits of the Likely Lads. Happy days! Steve.
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    As promised a few pics of the show. Shelvington Treeloar Sidings Rannoch ​Fisherton Sarum Bridge at Remagen And my fave, Arun Quay Got to mention the great show guide as well, I think there was a track plan for every layout. Also had a good senic demo by Roy Hickman, I made a tree! and had a go at the Flockit grass applicator courtesy of Maggie Gravett. All in all had a great day. Steve
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    Been adding a few more weeds and a tiny bit of static grass. I must leave that alone now and get on with the next bit! Steve.
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    Enjoy the book Andy, let us know what you think of it Brian Blessed is great, his book is on my 'to read' list! Steve
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    Great stuff Kevo, shame about the sentinel, I think that would look great in your yard. Steve.
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    Weathering powders are a good way to add a bit of variation but I'd always build the effects up slowly adding a small bit at a time. It's a lot easier to add a bit more than to try and take off too much. Looks good Jerry. Steve.
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    Glad to hear you're home Andy. Hope you feel ok and you're taking it easy. Steve.
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    Thanks Stu, stunning photos! Steve.
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    Wow! Stunning little layout, looks so much bigger in the photos. I love the weathering on the blue class 37, how did you acheive that? The dirt on the nose top looks just like how I remember them. Steve.
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    Does the screwfix stuff dry clear Pete? Steve.
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    I was looking at the screwfix stuff. I also tried a £1 bottle from Wilkos and to be honest that's rubbish. Think I'm off to screwfix this morning. Steve.
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    I need to get some more pva glue and was wondering is it worth buying in bulk. There's a few different types and I was wondering what other people use and where they get it? Steve.
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    Enjoyed the show and was really impressed with your layout, the bridge looks great, fantastic model, well done :-) Steve
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    Nightmare getting there this morning from London, ended up having to go to Luton Airport and get a bus to Stevenage. That was more than made up for by a fantastic show, great layouts and a good selection of traders and demos. The star of the show was, for me at least, Arun Quay. I thought it was just stunning although the forth rail bridge was really impressive to. Massive thank you and well done to everyone involved. I'll post a few pics when I get the chance. Steve.
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