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Just posted on Rapido’s website!

This post from Quarryscapes answers your question- rubdown

Mike You may have noticed this but might answer your prayers! https://www.cambrianmodelrail.co.uk I’m in for an LSWR C14! Best wishes

A magical St Patrick’s day present would be wonderful news

Re Neil’s question about ordering from Mousa. Bill Bedford’s off piste lists indicate the how as copied below. Hope this helps. Kevin “To order, first check that the items require are not available in the main lists, if not email Mousa Modes with a list of your requirements. You will be sent a copy of your order which will be put on hold, until the preparations for etching are completed, when you will be sent an invoice.”

I think you’ll find that one @Graham_Muz is a Genesis fan

Mark Scanning through your pages I can’t spot where you have said which “grey” you have used for your Cambrian wagons. Apologies if I missed it. My son and I are building a number of Cambrian Railways wagons as a distraction from our main model railway project. Thanks Kevin

just reading through the pages on this - can you point me to where drawing brick arches has been covered in this or a related topic

An excellent show - well done to the organising team

In planning this layout I have been lucky in that photographs, plans and drawings have been published although as noted earlier I have had to prepare my own drawings for many of the buildings. References used include: Branch lines of the Southern Railway Volume One by Reeve & Hawkins (Wild Swan 1980) The Longmoor Military Railway A new history Volume one by Ronald & Christensen (Lightmoor 2012) Country Railway Routes Woking to Alton by Mitchell & Smith (Middleton 1988) Branch line to Longmoor by Mitchell & Smith (Middleton 1987) The Bordon Light Railway by Harding (Harding 1987) An historical survey of Southern sheds by Hawkins & Reeve (OPC 1979) British Railway Pictorial Railways of Hampshire by Burges (Ian Allan 2006) Modelling the Southern Volume 1 Ideas and Inspiration by English (Noodle 2012) 30 years ago Bentley-Bordon by Raynsford (Railway World April 1987) Bentley to Bordon by Swain (British Railways Illustrated April 1995) Plus photographs from eBay vendors notably Redgate8 and property searches

The goods shed

The Southern signal box

The station building and staff offices. The main structures are built from Wills sheets with plastikard.

Progress so far mainly on the buildings with the track being painted off line by my son