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Do you need the static grass applicator yet? My layout is on the top floor but ours is quite warm, for some reason get a few flies up there this time of year By the way got loads of static grass fibres

She's mine...... Steve Perry

56042, by far the worst of the class. Remember secondmaning on it in the mid 80s by could this thing slip. We had it on a job from a siding between Easington and Seaham known as Hawthorn junction. This was a short lived job while they built the white elephant that was Dawson's rapid loader. This loco had a hell of a job getting out of there, I was driving while the guard layer sand down, took us ages. Nowadays there would have been massive delay charges as we must have put loads of time into other trains. The other thing I remember about it was how the bogie's graunched when going round curves

Fantastic again chris. I didn't realise the up middle road was left in after the down was removed or was it a dead end siding. ? Incidenly when were they taken out as running lines. Views like these make me want to crack on with my layout as its the same era and period Just noticed the iron railings on the platform, were these always black or were they ever green or cream?

Excellent pictures again Dave! Were these the staithes that were in get Carter? I know the last sequence was Dawdon but there were no staithes there

Suspicious eyes..... Tane Cain

Worked out... Big big train, if you like industrial heritage don't listen. ' shafts are capped and wheels stopped turning' how poinient but depressing!

Pick out your cloud.... Tori Amos

You'll be mine. ... the pierces

Ghost train... Counting Crows

Last train to London..... ELO

Something so strong.... Jim Capaldi

Princess of the night..... Saxon

Ah, thanks for that I hadn't realised it was that old

Waiting for a girl like you.... Foreigner

How old is the broad marsh centre?

I never realised the road bridge was as old as it is, didn't realise it was there when the railway was open I never realised the road bridge was as old as it is, didn't realise it was there when the railway was open

All I want to do is make l*ve you.... Heart For some reason it won't let me post the word love??

Is the bottom one the one at Peterborough east? It fascinates me and my mate,what happens when the wood rots does it all fall down?

I still can't believe how quickly you've built this and to such a high standard. i wish I'd done mine as modules

Can't remember who does it, but someone does stone sheets in a flexible buff coloured sheet. That may work

When I first did the quayside I did it in daz, looked awful so that was torn up and done in wills. Much to my other halves disgust as she spent ages with me stamping the cobbles

I've never tried building track,I learned my brickwork technique by trial and error, the other thing I've done is paint brickwork first then rub talcum powder over it to get the mortar lines and seal with matt varnish

Are you still doing it in P4? If you are it will look streets ahead of mine for a start

That should be good Derek, and probably easier to achieve. Look forward to seeing it