DougN

Don't start me please... one of mine has all but failed.... the motor getting so hot as to just about melt the outer boiler... well a glossy dot! I have had it suggested there is a similar motor available but I have yet to buy one to see if I can replace the dodgy one. I have another Q6 which is sopt on and works beautifully. So it has a lot to do with the QA of the motors as supplied. Which I would think is a 2nd or 3rd tier in the supply chain. 

Nice to see you back Neil. I know we all get busy and the old cash problem. Your layout is looking really good. Nice to see it moving along.

Let's just say Australia has a large number of British modellers who have space and time to produce some lovely layouts. Horse has mentioned Exeter which has grown some what from what he saw all those years ago. It now has wade bridge and a representation of Victoria!

Let's just say BRMA could be quite a rich seam of articles and layouts that could fill the pages of BRM for at least a year!

Looking really good there Neil. You've created an interesting story and history for the corner. This way will create interest to look into the scene with or with out the trains running by.

Well I would go for the one that you have the least information on and one that no one has heard of.

Budleigh Salterton gets my vote as I had never head of it before!