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A long shot I know but does anyone have any photos of a through goods shed that also includes drive through vehicular access for loading and off loading. I would like to attempt to scratchbuild one and am after ideas. I have scoured the net but no joy. Thanks in advance

What did you use to get the platform surface looking so good

Very interesting Thanks

I used their paving on the station platform on my loft layout. It distorted in the heat. It was glued to a piece of plastic as a base so I was rather surprised. I think it needs to be fully covered with adhesive over the whole surface.

Hi Dan, just ask the question re buying on his channel via his comments, he's really helpful.

Just up on Youtube, which you may find of great interest

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PytWrYI4hOI&t=702s

Has anyone tried to cut out the solid windows of low relief Superquick buildings and replace with acetate ones. I'm thinking of constructing a block of the Regency shops and trying it out to break up the conformity of three kits next to each other.

One very experienced seller who really should know better has three listed describing them as "3 DAPOL or similar BR Mk 1 CORRIDOR COACHES in BR Maroon Livery OO Gauge". In all fairness to the dealer the starting price is only £15 so he's hardly describing them as Bachmann. or attempting t...

Ended up buying this little beaut of a digital vernier caliper, how do they do it for the price, exactly the same one at an exhibition this week was £18. :o https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/6-150mm-LCD-Digital-Vernier-Caliper-Micrometer-Measure-Tool-Gauge/162954145823?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&var...

I was thinking of giving this a go for use in my goods yard, has anyone tried this method.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFDwMxCL4oU

Does anyone happen to know the thckness of the Peco platform tops. I have aquired a large number of platform edges and I would like to use plasticard for the surface which I intend to scribe, hence the need for the thickness required so I can buy the right size. Thanks in advance

Cheers Timbersurf

TimberSurf wrote:MOD PODGE MATTE does everything! Varnish, glue and sealant, water dilutable, easy clean, dries quick and INVISIBLE!

Which one the blue container or the yellow container.
Thanks in advance

Good job I already have 5 of these, my favourite loco, or I would be in there. :lol: Have a look at the below link, simply place in your max prepared to pay set for 3 seconds before end of auction and sit back. https://www.auctionsniper.com/ If the max you are prepared to bid is say £100 but the ite...

Pete wrote:You can use most lengths, I think the max I used was about 4mm.

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Cheers Pete