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Roger that, Peter! 

Great stuff - love the captions

Definitely the hut and ground level box (got the little Ratio one to build ready), a maybe on the crane, and ah yes I'd forgot about a loading gauge!   Thanks Steve, nice to get some feedback again. Well on the way now, and already hatching plans for something else...as you do!

Thanks. I've added a bit more in the way of "tufts"and some brambles since, getting the hang of the static caper now. Will update soon,

That's a good idea Don, I did get some fine recently, albeit a lighter colour than the dark stuff I've used so far, but that will and some black gungy patches where the coal yard will be and where locos stand would make a contrast.

Oh, and those who say "00" ballast, even fine grade, is too big are probably quite right, still, I'd already done the track on the scenic side between the rails so too late now!  

I saw another post, on YouTube, an American guy who built his own cheap booth, which he uses on top of the kitchen cooker, and has it hooked up to his own filter in place of the one in the cooker hood!  Must have a very understanding Mrs.....  His kitchen looked too tidy and clean to be for a single fella!

Thanks Mike, that filter is the sort of thing I want to rig up in front of the fan somehow. The fan outlet is connected to the flexible ducting I mentioned, cut down to a manageable length, that hangs out of the window at the back of the picture (over our old kitchen's drain as it happens).  Haven't used any paint with white spirit or other volatile stuff yet, sticking with acrylics until it's sorted.

Wow, nice work!