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Glad to see you back again. shall miss Wordsworth but look forward to new wordsworth! Some time soon I'll get my baseboards back up and may actually have some time to do some modelling.

Glad you're back, love wordsworth and the new cliff looks good.

looks really good, would be nice to see a bit more of the loco yard as the train went past, but then i really like that bit of the layout!

I got mine from a local garden centre. I used to use the ones from B&Q but they turned out to be rubbish in the end, a bit too thin and the colour tend to fade away later on, which meant I've had to replace some liners that faded away on the layout. The important thing is to get a liner that lo...

Any progress on the corn wall? Intrigued to see how it came out...

looks pretty good to me, thanks for the pics!

They look really good to me, are they from scenic packs or are they something home made?

thomasg87 wrote: I will be adding a hand crank under the baseboard in the future to elimate turning it by hand.

No plans for a motor system for it then? Love the layout by the way,especially the bridge section - wish i had your space!

Looks good so far!

Looks really good, does the track turn before the sea or does it carry on over the water in some fashion?

P.S. Is there any way of getting email notifications about a thread OTHER than posting a reply and selecting "notify me when a reply is posted" Chris, If you scroll to the bottom of the thread page there is a link next to the board index link which says subscribe which will notify you. Le...

Welcome, I may be wrong (and probably am) but I vaguely recall fleischman doing some German bits from this period in N gauge.

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It looks amazing as per usual, how much more have you got to do before the exhibition?

Well done, looks really good from the photos!

I'd agree about anyrail, I've been using the free demo version of anyrail and found it quite easy to use.