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Can we please see a video of it running and in action?

I bet that would've made the Guiness Book of World Records.

I bet only one of these would've made it into preservation.

I like that brake van, I really do.

Nice model, that! Is it worth an attempt in 00? Nice Atlantic, that! Worth an attempt in 00 Gauge, I hope.

I decided to make a Mk 2 version of my LNWR Mogul using a G2A as the basis. What do you guys think?

F Fascinating engine, that! It's worth attempting in model form, I hope.

I've just had an idea and I might do an alternative version of the LNWR Mogul I made with a Belpaire firebox, a different smoke-box door, a flat running-board, a set of splashers, a slightly-short chimney, a slightly-short dome and a different safety-valve. As you can see, the original inspiration came from the LNWR Prince of Whales Class but as a 2-6-0 Mogul. Thanks to a marvellous render from a user on this forum, I decided to make the model based on that as it was an Improved Precendent that was given an additional drive-wheel. As you can see, this is my first-time editing images of real-life steam locomotives. This locomotive is the LNWR G2 Class 0-8-0 as I am making it into a 2-6-0 and re-using the number 1991 on both sides of the cab and it will be painted in LMS crimson (with a mix of BR crimson as the Crimson Lake is much too dark) with yellow-gold lining on the boiler. What do you think - is it a good idea to make an improved version of my Mogul?

What a good little shunter, that! What liveries would it be produced in?

An excellent model! Is it worth an attempt in model form?

Actually, that's a good project! Besides, they look better in the books than on the TV screen.

Yes, I understand. Still, it's worth a try in model form.

What if the Midland Railway Yankee Moguls survived into LMS service until 1939?

Suppose Drummond did a 2-6-0 inside-cylinder Mogul based on his 700 Class 0-6-0? What do you think?

I could do that some day.

Hands up who can spot the irony? Everyone has a Mr Magoo moment now and then...

Great work on Annie and Clarabel!

I finally have a Princess Coronation! Or, as I like to call it, a Duchess Coronation. Because...the model I own is a Hornby Duchess of Suherland model.

War of the Worlds 2.0, anyone?

Thanks! I have improved overtime, you know. So, as you can see by my other previous models, this showcases the progress I have made over the years.

Me, I would be using the modern Hornby DMU for Daisy.

Fantastic layout, that. I love what you did. Also, could you please give us a tutorial on how to make our own Daisy model?

Nice attempt. What if it was later rebuilt with outer cylinders and a cab like the GWR 4300 Class 2-6-0?

Suppose the LSWR experimented with the 2-6-0 arrangement and made an experimental mogul?

Wow! That's an impressive model! How would it be powered?