jamieh

Very impressed with the overall look of the buildings, now for the weathering!!

I am really impressed with what you have achieved, it really looks stunning. You have managed to capture the feel of the place which is rare, I look forward to seeing more as you go on.<BR>Jamie

I am really impressed by the overall character of the model, nearly as good as being there!

Jamie

Really looking forward to seeing the final result, what you have done so far is brilliant!

Greetings from Africa, very impressed by the photos, hopefully I shall start building before too long but keep up the good work!!

Sorry to be so late, won't bore you with the details but have a wonderful New Year. Hope to be laying track soon for Lamellion Junction!

Tks for reply. My model (4mm) will keep the crossover near the bridge until the signal box was taken our in 1981. This will allow me to run freights for re forming in the Moorswater loop area and then say allow some fish or perishable traffic to go down the branch to Looe to also give interest.

Saw your version was on a 1900mm board, what length would you say would give a reasonable model to include the junction by the box?

Am getting great inspiration for my Coombe Junction project in 4mm at the end of Africa!

I might actually call it something like Moorswater as it will be a bit of what if, for example, some of the Caradon mines had stayed open a la Geevor.

This gives an opportunity for a bit more varied freight and makes it a bit more interesting operationally.