shortliner

Ahh!, I hadn't connected with the gauge - If it would help, I have Peco OO/HO Setrack templates which could be resized by photocopier/scanner to see if the curvatures/dimensions will do what you want - If it helps email or PM me a postal address and I'll pop them in an envelope

What size is the baseboard - I'll XTrkCad it with Setrack turnouts and curves - I'll also need the approx radius you want for the curve at the left. Assuming OO as the Pug appears to be that. It looks similar to what I needed for Harlem Station Yard in 2010

If it would be any use, I have a design for a modified version of the pasteboard honge, so that the one at the front can be removed completely when in the open position - if it would help, PM me your email address so I can attach a .jpg

Good one! I didn't like my first painting of the letters, and am now having furter thoughts of how to do them - odd, because when I did Fiddlestick Yard it all worked straight away!

John - every now and again Lidl do rolls of Aluminium sticky tape called Powerfix. I wonder if a narrow strip attached each side of the slot might work for simulated inset rails

Re your cobbles - Would this help? http://www.kancali.com/rrhomepage.html

Graham - is it worth looking at the Maplins folding studio that comes up on offer quite frequently, or google DIY Light Tent- It really is amazing how effective the softer lighting is

Edit:- currently ??9.99 http://www.maplin.co...tudio&doy=20m11

A quick trip to your local car spares place will get you window tint film in various shades. Applied to the inside of the perspex it should make the interior less obvious unless you are having some of the interiors lit. It is called ECLIPSE Quality Window Film marketed by Castle Promotions,

Norwich, NR3 2BS

Lookin' good!

May be a silly question - but if the white bit is raised to form a quayside, how will the sticky-outy bits fold up to make a box - surely they will be prevented from doing so by the raised white surface inside?

....but remember that "the camera never lies!" (sometimes tells fibs though!)

That is realy looking rather good - excellent job with the warehouse!

Jack

Nice to see that you have revived this one, I well remember its earlier incarnation!