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Can't wait!

Great to see you on here! Let the posts (and photos) commence!!

Looking fantastic!

What did you use for the little road over river bridge?

The shed is a stunner too

I find the woodlands scenics stuff a bit hard to work with tbh, much prefer the Gaugemaster granite

Brilliant to see you back in action!!! Any layout updates?

Looking great!! The hard standing is very effective!

Beautiful mix of evocative stock. It's like a preservationist's dream!

Looking great Steve!!

Looking forward to it !! Loving the plan!

Ah great to see this page on the home page!! One of my all time favourites!!!

Looking great - one of my favourite locos in my favourite livery tastefully weathered :)

Cheers retroman - very effective! Now off to ebay to find some Marklin bridges

Wow! How have I not noticed this before!

How did you build the viaduct / bridges? Are they kits?

Hey Andy

Sorry for the delay, the new pics are looking good!

The Hunslets are on a Bachmann class 20 chassis with DCC and lights added. It popped a tiny LED through a drilled hole for the headlight and wired it to the decoders f0 output. Works nicely

The pics are on the old layout Getting ripped up now to make room for the new monster:)

(Not to hijack your thread, but my favourite 101 Eagle )

They are great looking, here is my 103 (MIR kit)

Keep the photos coming Andy

You're getting my creative juices flowing - loving the hunslet - is it the MIR version?

Love it!

What are the container flats?

Looking great!!! Love the stock, the era the scenics!

Really is a seldom modelled scene!

looking goood!

Damp, cold and lots of grey RUC landrovers

The modelshop in Belfast do a great range of suitable stuff (as I'm sure you probably are aware!)

http://modelshopbelfast.com/index.php/model-kits/northern-ireland-kits.html

Am loving the maroon hunslet and class 80's - the scenics are very evocative of the place and time! More please!

Looking good! I love the terraces - look really really well!

Huge improvement! Can't wait to see it realised!