HornbyMadMan

I have ben allowed back on here for a bit by SWMBO and I have to say I am really impressed, I remember seeing a self weighing tender on a B1 in my spotting days and always thought it would make an interesting model.

The LMS one is very impressive, I bet there are not many of them out there, and it would definitely generate interest at exhibitions, can you let me know where your next exhibition is?

Those two look like beautiful little bundles of trouble, what bread are they, are they Jack Russells?

The lining is looking really good, apart from the little give away's you would think these are 4mm models, I cant believe you can produce this standard by hand, even if you claim they shake. The Mogul looks stunning, I think there will be a lot of people wanting to ad one to their collections now?

I know you have said you would not consider commissions but I think there would be lots of us out there who like me think you should consider it.

Will the mogul be fully lined or just plain black

I cant believe how fast you progress, my record for fitting a chip into my loco's is 6 months

Can you post some step by step pictures so that we can all learn how you do the scenery

I'm sure there are plenty of people on here who would like to see how you do it

I still think other people like me will be interested, you should put some details up to judge interest

I cant with to see the finished model as I have a couple of Mainline loco's I have been waiting to replace the chassis on myself

I see you have the same issue as me, when I paint a loco with black in hiding the brush marks

We al collect a little too much stock, but not to your level. Its a good looking Station, are the platform buildings from kits?

The tenders look a lot better with real coal in them, and the weathering on the locomotives is very realistic.

Can you explain how you achieved the water stained look on a couple of them, did you use and airbrush or powders?

Do you have more details of how you build your locomotives?

is it worth building GWR stock, only joking they look good

Are your models made for Children?

I think Mike is right the moulded coal looks awful, perhaps you should make replacing it a priority

Totally brilliant work, you should be very proud 

Have you ever considered taking on commissions, looking at your modelling you certainly have the skills.

I have read as many of your up dates as possible and your layout looks fantastic and the stock in very impressive too.

I would like to see what you think of a couple of my ideas (00 gauge)

I cant believe they are N gauge, they are magnificent 

Are you part of a club? You seem to have more engines than some clubs

Are they all modified RTR? Can you gove some details of how and what you did?

You must have a very impressive collection of locomotives, have you ever considered not collecting Kettles and going for some real locomotives? 

Everyone knows Diesels are better

How do you work with such a small scale?