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Bottom of Comberton Hill, No 10b, down from the station and just before the roundabout. Called Footplate, been there for a few years now... Didn't there used to be one in Wellington... Has he gone now? I will check it out next week. Thanks! The shop in Wellington went about 15 years ago. I have bee...

Ratio have a good range of fencing.

I bought several packs of modern security fencing ( No. 436 ) on recommendation from here.

Worcester just doesn't seem to be able to hold down a model railway shop at all, there have been others that have been and gone over the years since I moved into the area... However all is not lost, there's one in Kiddy, just down the road, as well as one at Kingsheath further up the A449 and one a...

Yep! Excellent! Looking forward to the finished project. I trust we'll see it throwing ropey old MOT failures around a yard?

thebritfarmer wrote:

Craig60 wrote:Pricing up a nice rake of YGB Seacow hoppers.

The price is enough to make my eyes water.

Why not get the Bachmann ones then?

Already done

Pricing up a nice rake of YGB Seacow hoppers.

The price is enough to make my eyes water.

Hi. It's a Canon 40D using a 70-300mm canon lens, on auto :-(. Haven't ever learnt how to go into manual mode, which is a bit shameful really. Still great photos. I use similar kit ( Canon 1000D with 75-300 USM III ) Only need to shoot in manual if you are concerned with editing afterwards , alteri...

Great photos. What camera do you use?

Excellent build. Looks very good.

Great looking layout. Looking forward to the progress. Great work.

Coming along very nicely! Love the station and your fleet of DMU's.

Thanks for the replies.

Craig

I suspect this question has popped up more than once , but using the search function. I can't find an answer. Yesterday i purchased two of these for a very low price from a local second hand toy/model seller. One is a BR Cream/Brown Western livery Pacer and runs very well in both directions. Surpris...

Great layout. I know Shawbury and Shrewsbury well.

http://img198.imageshack.us/img198/8683/p1010842v.jpg If you don't mind a little bit of constructive criticism here, the van would either be flattened or filled with general scrap, or both, and the car would have the wheels removed, or at least they'd be there but stowed underneath (we charge a dis...