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Hi Jeff, its coming on well, I like the transfer shed. Very nice so far, well done. :locomotive: :locomotive:

Yes re the add's Andy Y has responded to the criticism by saying that its necessary to pay his wages, so I can live with that as without him and his enthusiasm (you see him on here almost 24hrs a day sometimes) Ithink the forum would be closed down by BRM. Just got in from Club and had a final check through eveything ready for the weekend, going up again Sat pm for a final train running.

Nice work Jason, I thought the new Mill was going to be kept a secret for now! The Tank loco looks nice, you really are a good loco builder, well done. Finally, re the 40, I always thought it was the 25's that were the Rats as they were every where from Devon to Scotland. Cant wait for another visit some time. All the best mate and regards to Sofia.

Excellent young Ray, I do like the ground cover as well, all very untidy but neat if you now what I mean. Great Modelling mate. :locomotive: :locomotive:

Nothing new to report today Boss, all quiet, B***** Estate Agents are supposed to ring us before the end of the day but Dee recons the've all gone on Holiday now for Easter. hahha :no: :no: :no: :no:

Evening Cav, at last some REAL scenics to shout about, looking good mate. :locomotive:

WOTS THAT? Is it a new Coin introduced to the British Market by the EU? OR Is it an under water Far* detector used in the BATH after a Currie? BTW Congrats on 480 pages.

So now that your Brothers House is sold its full steam ahead with the Bunker then. Have a word with the Builder Blokes and say you need to start insulating the the NEW Bunker and so if can they finish that before the House and then let you have a key for weekends, I'm sure they'll oblige. hhaha Cant sleep, plans going around in my head. I've just put 35 wagons in the Goods Yard and 27 Minerals behind a 9F in the loop up at the Club ready for the weekend. I've also put out 12 BR Red / Cream, Lorries / Vans in the Goods Yard as well. I'll post some pics soon. Bodge

Hi Ray, I love that shed, really professional mate :locomotive: , well done. Bodge

You FORGOT to say just what you bought at the weekend mate. Bodge

That's really great news Jeff, Off to Club now so will look in again later for some more multi posting, hahhaha. B

The plan looks good Alan, will the Goods shed have any more roads for Coal, Cattle etc? Bodge

George T and I spent most of the day leaning over the barriers of Potterbourne, its was so relaxing to watch, really good modelling. Bodge

The thing I'm looking forward to most of all is having ALL MY TOOLS back in one place. Some are at home, although not many. Some are at the Club, Scenic flocks, Glue Gun and Air Brush. All the rest is in boxes simply marked GARAGE and stored around the ex Son in Laws. Bodge in bits

Hi Rick, I've just had a look at your Grain Wagons, I have a MINT Pollygrain to tone down this weekend in a weathering demo at the Club. Yours are spot on and I like the two variations you've done. Very nice. Andy

Well he had me some 4 years later, so not vital parts damaged in the making of the stunt, hahha Yea he was just unconscious for the night thanks. Bodge

Hi Don, somehow I've missed the last few post's but I like the room, will you do a Wedgwood Blue Sky? hahha Really neat, shame to mess it up with railway rubbish :nono: :nono: . Bodge

Just re read this and it should have been BEER bACK TO skool four mee

If you remember a few pages back I recognised the Ariel Square Four, that's because my Dad killed a horse with one in Cornwall during the Black Outs in the War. The Farmer found the horse the next morning and couldn't figure out what had killed it, my Dad and said bike was over the hedge in the field. Bodge

Now 6ft sounds nice, when you first muted the idea I was thinking like my Glen Roy, just a Loco and a couple of coaches, three at the most, but with 6ft it will look tasty. Andy

Thanks Ray, so back to page 1 and start again for me then, hahha P.S. Hope Poll's O.K. Bodge A bit of Southern Green there for Polly, hhaha

Now Dogs I do love, they are absolutely brilliant, well done Jaz :locomotive: :locomotive: . Bodge

Please don't appologise for the pics of the shed roof on the previous page, those and the interior ones are superb, well done :locomotive: :locomotive: . Bodge

Evening Mark, That point work is looking superb, one day, just maybe one day I'll give it a go. Bodge

Ray, I've been looking at your ballast again and that's one thing I want to perfect with the next project, it looks so neat so I'll be trowling back through to pinch your secrets and also I like that idea that Larry, (Coachman) uses on Greenfield. Bodge