gismorail

I agree with the cattle dock modifications does make a good focal point. Superb picture from Andy of the disused cattle pens or has a bill for loose Should read BULL

an absolute ball

require odour eaters

of pale yellow

marking his patch

Cracking photo's as usual Mike ....... ahhh had my fix can face the week now

Again !!!!!!

woodcutters cutting gismo

is shouting allowed

I personally am very glad to see this new development in ready to run track work and would agree with many others that it is very much over due, We must understand that Peco is a company that is a world leader in this field with years of experience and will know exactly where the market stands with regard to what will sell and make profit. They will more than likely be very much aware that the train set market is an area that is declining along with model railway sales in general therefore any new development has a certain amount of 'risk' involved and to produce just plain track as a start is a way of reducing that 'risk'. I also believe that their vast amount of market knowledge will be telling them that customers who purchase this new Bullhead track are more than likely to be the more serious modeller who will not be content with a range of point work that only offers medium / large radius. Perhaps there is more in the development stage that we are not aware of but remember that Peco do produce a range of track components which maybe could be developed in the future.

for God's sake

I'm confused having read this thread !!! So given the debate as to how long these wagons survived if I'm modelling 1956 to 1960 they are no use to me ?

with much discomfort

he was,but

suck and see

and elbow grease

mines an half

and sharp features

with a very

from the kitchen

with many deals

fork off on

Be more than happy to help out if I'm free

up nice and

Larry thought you would enjoy seeing the photos from the show, a lot of research gone into this layout and it is a credit to Phil. My Dad took my on the train from Wrexham to Ellesmere when I was about four years old (1960) then we had a walk down to the Mere but I cannot remember a great deal of detail but do remember it seemed a long walk back to the station.