dave k

Well what do you expect when the introduction to there brake kits states:

"This fret should not be attempted by anyone who does not have a very large vocabulary of naughty words which have developed over the years' whilst attempting to put impossibly difficult things together."

Enough said.

Mikkel,

I love you 'layouts' with your attention to the little details having followed 'The Bay' since the days you ran the GWR Modelling web site and building a GW layout myself set c.1910-12.

On the question of suitable figures I don't know if you are aware of Hubert Carr or Model Railway Developments. He does a range of Edwardian figure including Sherlock Holmes etc (one wonders if a a 'Farthing's' story could come). Anyway I've included the web site for you.

http://www.emardee.org.uk/epages/BT2573.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/BT2573/Categories

Dave

A labour of love.

I notice in the third photo that your Tortoise point motors are wired using coloured ribbon cable. May I ask are you using the Tortoise's internal contacts for the polarity changing for the vee's and if so are you using one or both sets.

An oak tree? But its a beautiful model of a tree and look superb on your layout makes you thing its the real thing.

Oh boy, that's impressive even for a mock up.

Can you tell me what you are using for your AJ uncoupler.

As a matter of interest what scale/gauge are you going to build this version of Bodmin in as I saw the North London one at S4urm?