Sweet pea

Lovely shots of the high Street Clive.👍

Adam you have achieved a lovely little micro layout build. The Distillery is looking great with some very good modelling.

I do like the surfaces texture around by the Distillery and the backscene works really well.👏

Rob those Hattons 6 wheel coaches do look really nice.👍

Lovely picture Clive. I love the attention to detail like the little oil drum on stands, the lengths of wood in the drum and the bits of scrap layer about. 👍

Lovely aerial shot Kevin.👍

Kevin lovely shots of the Buccaneer and the harbour area.👍

Yes look forward to seeing one Rob.

8 hours ago, gwrrob said:

It's been a while due to him being unwell, at least six months but he's @toboldlygogetting better and hasn't lost his weathering touch. Here we see a couple of the latest Rapido wagons . The mink has had destinations added using transfers, inspired by the work of Nick @Brinkly and Gerry @Bulwell Hall. The four plank needs a load, any suggestions ?

 

 

 

Rob nice pictures of the wagons. @toboldlygo has done a lovely weathering job.👍

Awesome work Stephen, I like to follow your modelling skills.👍

Nice work Matt.

On 26/04/2023 at 19:47, Nick G said:

HAA completed in 2007 condition copied from a photo from Martyn Read's Smugmug photo collection. https://ukrailwaypics.smugmug.com/UKRailRollingstock

 

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Nick nice weathering on the HAA wagon.👍

Graham nice work on the Dean Goods loco.👍

Nice pictures of the redundant siding Clive, I like the way the grass is growing between the rails and track.👍

Nice shot Clive. Are the figures from Modelu.👍

It amazes me where grounded vans can be found.

Very nice, lovely weathering @MrWolf.

Clive it's great to see grounded vans being used on ones layout. I do like the colour and weathering you have achieved.👍

16 hours ago, Graham T said:

 

 

Thanks for those Phil.  I'd seen your thread before actually, no doubt when I was trying to sort out my Dean Goods before.  Sorting out chuff rates is something else that I need to get my head around at some point.

 

I like your idea of using mesh; where did you source it, and how did you fix the coal?  CA glue?

 

I've just gone for the blue-tack route on mine, along with some plasticard at the front of the tender, and after a test the loco is still more than LOUD enough 🙂

 

 

 

Next stage will be to add the coal and some screw link couplings, followed by paint and then a crew.

 

Graham can I ask which Dean goods locomotive this is. BTW I like the improvements you have made.

Lovely shot Kevin of the main line platforms.👍

Chris you have done a splendid job on the CC2 van.👍