Sidecar Racer

Looks really nice Al , I got some ideas from Johns module too .

 

Looking good Knuckles. All these little trials and tribulations are part of trying something new and learning new skills.

P4 isn't about perfection in everything you know...

 

Flymo

Thats not what some people would have you believe . :-)

Hi Frank , that is looking superb , have you looked at ID backscenes ? These are five

feet long and come as two adjoining sheets per pack , you can see them on Howard Scenics

web site , I cant get a link to post at the moment so I'll PM you one .

Frank , you could say it's on it's way to a vehicle rally .

Renee & Yvette in the cupboard with the egg whisk ........

Oooopppsss , sorry wrong story .

Mikkel , you have once again come up with a great little story , dont take to long

to finish it , I hate suspense . :-)

Excellant Frank , looks like the real thing in daylight just needs a puff of 'faux' smoke

from the loco's . :-)

Hi Carl ,

first off , glad to hear that you wifes eye injury is on the mend , second , to agree with

Brian , post as often as you like , we have no limit here , and you have chosen an intersting

area and time to base your model on , I have to admit to a GWR / BR WR bias in modelling

so I'm really looking forward to seeing this progress .

Regards .

Mike .

...please don't remind me, I still have nightmares about using the turn signal and having the headlights flicker....

That would be a poor earth , says the man who was an apprentice mechanic

from 1966 onwards and discovered a lot about electrical probs . :-)

Nice job Al , it really does make a noticable improvement .

Coming along nicely Frank , I really like the way the greenery brings

out the colour of the slate by the tunnel ,

Keep up with this good work .

John , I can hardly tell a pine from a palm but yours look like trees , much better than anything

I could manage so they do the job for me .

This just keeps getting better and better , the colours just look so right .

good work Frank , now just have to wait a week for more .

Thats a nice bit of engineering David , I know all about trying to get accurate fixings in walls with

wall plugs , maybe an easier way would have been to fix some woood battens to the wall then

screw your framework to that , but then as you allready had your track laid this would have caused more problems with track alignment . But I do like the space saving nature of this .

Nice work Tim , really look the part .

Keep it coming Frank , I'm really enjoying this as it's giving me some ideas for my SWAG

module , I bought some hanging basket liner today , problem is it's more brown than green

but I reckon an attack with an air brush and acrylics should sort it out .

Now to wait another week for the next installment .

It'll be a while yet , still got to build the layout .

A neat idea , might have to try this with some of my Siphon's .

Thanks for posting .

Well at least someone did'nt get their nose into the shots this time .

Looking nice Tim . Will it be ready for Taunton SWAG day ?

That looks brilliant , a combination of man made with the large stones and natural

build up of smaller bits , it fits in nicely with the 'gloop ' and the colours are very

natural looking too .

I'm really enjoying watching this grow .

I'm going to be doing some of that in the next couple of days .

I hope it looks as good as your's .

It looks like the chaps at the station end did'nt even notice that they had

been ' caught on camera ' ,

Liking this more and more , the nice flowing landform down to the river looks

really good . And the cottage garden is pretty tasty too .

Waiting for the next update already .

Looking really good Tim , can I put in an order for 4 blocks of 4 built on the level

please . :-)

That bridge has a real 'rustic' look , geting better all the time .

I look forward to it. You are welcome to have a play with my train set if you have the time. How's your skill with 3 link couplings??? Cheers! frank

How big is the magnifying glass ??? :-)