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Tex 'n' Taz

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  1. G'day Richard. Its' been a while since I last visited Barkham Green, love the new look station throat, its' all coming together nicely. Me, I would stick to improving the old Airfix B set, as much as I love the new Hornby sets the price frightens the hell out of me. I'am improving the Airfix set that I have. I think we all would agree with taking photos and finding all the little faults, but in saying that, best we find them that way and not by rivet counters, LoL.

     

    Keep up the postings',

    Tex.

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  2. On 25/02/2019 at 06:15, KNP said:

    Meanwhile over at Encombe Town station some 'posed' action.....for the iPhone

     

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    Just think, which will cause some of you to splutter and tut tut , that both these engines do not have any motors.....???

    They are basically props.....

      

    Even those of us that have engines, still use them as props? 

    Just love your layout. Kevin, your keep it simple stupid method works well, I hope to do similar on mine when I get back to it, in the meantime ..........

    drool.

     

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  3. Hi Tony, I have paged your layout once before but have returned via KNPS' site. I agree with Kevin that you cannot have enough trees but, in the case of your grassy area by the brewery is about right for the scene. Perhaps a low wire fence or stone wall to say that this is private land. I doubt that an area of parkland would be so close to an industrial zone. Crown land perhaps? again this would be less wooded and not densely filled with undergrowth. In my own observations, heavy wooded areas occur on the outskirts of towns or areas that are left unkept like KNPS' manor house and uncleared country areas.

     

    A very impressive layout Tony a true credit to your skills and to what we would all love to achieve. I started my layout back in last May and have yet to start posting, have been layed up the past two months due to illness. None the less here's an area that l had the same problem with. Also, I see SR power creeping in on my GW tracks.

     

    Added to favourites, will follow with interest,

    Tex.

     

     

    Crown land

     

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