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Great church and pie shop, well done. The stained glass
particularly well done.

Very nice work, and the lighted cars are quite beauties. Certainly you have captured a bygone era of small town USA with the charming boulevard and cruising classic automobiles. Kansas enjoyed the glow of being a very pacific corn and wheat region, with little crime...until the Holcomb massacre. Tha...

Yup, bewildered I am. In my younger days I've been around a few places, France, Spain, USSR, Finland, but always had a keen desire to return to the UK. I am beginning to think I may need to ratchet back and make two places to visit instead of four. I'd though Brighton might be interesting, until I s...

love the shopping district. I wonder if a file to the guide rail might fixit. Nice old flanges seem a trifle heavy going Into it. Does it foul in the opposite direction, as well.

Sorry to double post, but this better attempts.

https://youtu.be/VjoiTTszNYI

Stumbled over an old Pathe film regarding British Rail Tourism, dates to 1927.
Very historic. Very.

https://youtu.be/VjoiTTszNYI

As someone remarked, "spoilt for choice." Wonder if the company would mind me taking a year or two off. Does this make any sense? Day 1 London: wife wants to see the changing of the guards. Maybe I could squeeze in the London Transport Museum while they stand in the rain. Done plenty of ma...

Fabulous set up. Embodies a real sense of Kansas.

Fascinating bit of aviation modeling.

Thank you for that- a sinewy twist from one line to another, flawlessly.
Sound effects most excellent, too.

https://youtu.be/S1iu2yD2S4g

Things go badly wrong...

I get that, nicely put!

Always fine to see this gem of a layout.

Royal Ladies Loch Ness Bus 003.JPG Royal Ladies Loch Ness Bus 003.JPG Making this list is painful, what to leave out? I want it all from the Outer Hebrides to Brighton Beach and side to side all the way down. My recollection of Wales is that it was one of the most extraordinary landscapes, it seeme...

Looking good. I always marvel at the preponderance of point-to-points in
the UK. Very rarely done in the US. To the automobile, however, I say "Nuts!"

(Then again, my un-garaged automobile looks like it has been rolled over
and used for dray service. The OO looks good, though).