Pete Harvey

Water Orton this afternoon 60145 & 60049 on a very fogy day. Pete

Hi Jon What sort of exposure time did you give those? Very nice. Pete

Brian What was the need for the larger windows on the 20's fitted with the tablet catcher? Pete

Peter You have a nice subtle difference colour on the Cromptons and they look great. Pete

I have no plans for that conversion the closest conversion to what you want is produced by JSW I'm sure that Jim would be able give you the help you need. Pete

Dave So the platform clocks don't work then? :DB) It's looking great Dave don't forget the Feathers on Western Signals. Very very nice. Pete

He's a Bloomin Nuta. Up to your heigh standard as usual Dave. Pete

Peter The 108 looks great clean but dirty just the ticket. Pete

Dave The pictures look great its going to look great when its all completed with the fiddle yard. Pete

Nice Dave very nice. Pete

Gordon That look great just the right shading and just the right colours. Very nice. Pete

Very very nice Dave What you have done and it does not look like 2mm 4mm or 7mm yes but not 2mm. Well done very good work indeed. Pete

Great idea Dave It solves a problem and adds more interest. Pete

I think that Gordon will be having a sort of an update in issue 150 of Model Rail magazine going by the taster in MR149 I think that, that will be a good reason to buy it on its own. Pete

Which one is Chris Nevard and which one is you Dave? Pete

Looking great Dave keep the pictures coming please? How is the fiddle yard coming on? Pete

Well It is finally ready, This is not Full conversion but a Basic one giving you all of the components that difficult to scratch build. In the kit are the window and door fillers, the cab front cameras and window frames. The window frames have been designed to be fitted after the main model has been painted, this is so that they match the existing Bachmann window frames style. For more information on this kit please take a look at my web site. Also for those interested Mr George Dent of Model Rail magazine is converting a 150 this can be followed on his blog and will be in the 150th edition of Model Rail magazine due out on November 4th. Pete

Simon Very nice keep the pictures coming. I will be keeping an eye on this layout. Pete

Me thinks a trusty Gaugemaster controller/AC power supply may be needed Dave I'm sure that you will work it out. Pete

Dave That looks great and you are so casual about the wiring such a major job and so nicely done. Have you sorted the cars for the car park and road? Pete

Ken Were the Spanners Chrome plated in those Days? It looks great. Pete

This layout just gets better and better very nice Dave. Pete

Looks like an interesting project Ken. Pete

Dave That looks great the Camo by the road does the job and the station building looks great as well nice one. Pete

Dave What ever you do in the end I'm sure that it will look good. Pete