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Thanks Guys, thats only 1 of them! Got another one to show which was an attempt at a NRM competition involving, water and some others which i have forgotton about :x however Geoff, Your quite right! One of the reasons why i started a shelf layout was so that a) i could do it with very minimal spend ...

Nice and .... compact, yes, that's the word! Thanks Dave, Compact is definately a word i'd use! Wait till you see the next shelf layout :lol: Anyway Part 2 onwards! Following on from the completion of the Knightwing Security fencing on the Embankment, i wanted to get rid of the plastic look somewha...

you dont fancy buildling a life sized greenhouse do you?

Seriously, remarkable work! Attention to Detail is amazing!

Adam

I'll probably change the Title in the upcoming weeks to resemble the latest little shelf layout that im doing, mainly to keep an interest and mainly because they are easier to build, easy to maintain and offer a small scene for the fleet to be placed on! Anyway most of you will probably have seen th...

What a great little layout, really liked the river effect! Who would have thought cat litter had a use in the modelling world

Will look forward to more updates!

Adam

Simply amazing work Olly, the transformation since i been reading (from page 9!) has been simply breathtaking....

The only thing wrong is its making me jealous as i haven't got the room or space to recreate something similiar!
Will look forward to seeing the latest developments

Adam

As ever, the transformation is outstanding Gav!
The Lighting effect for me, gives the layout a lot of character! Especially the overview of the station (one of the last pics)
Transform it to B&W photo and you got the swinging sixties!

Amazing stuff

Adam

Just read the thread from start to finish (i know its 3 pages but its a lot for me! ) and i gotta agree with the guys.
Great Progress being made and love the bay platform! all it needs in there is a buffer complete with warning signal or tail lamp!

Adam

The 37 was coupled to the 31 and was undergoing a shunting duty. Without wanting to speculate untill a full RAIB investigation is carried out....it seems someone didn't apply the parking brake (handbrake) on the 37, thus both the 37 and 31 rolling down the line and into the shunter and box van, dera...

Just been catching up on this thread, from May! till now and i gotta say, the transformation of your layout has been outstanding! You definately have come on leaps and bounds and i hope you dont take this offencely but its gone from a model railway to almost real-life! It almost reminds me with the ...

Great to get back into the modelling scene (awaits ill-fated comments) :lol: by reading through a remarkable layout John! Have definately got the bug after reading the last 10 pages! Without wanting to trawl back too much, although it may seem a perfect idea with a cuppa! In regards to the retaining...

BrotherWolf wrote:Cheers Adam, It wouldn't have been you driving would it?

I will have to check the diary Stuart but it rings a bell!....If you find the bag as near to the window as possible then its either me, or another driver who does the same thing to identify himself on pictures

Cracking Photo's Stu

Can i ask when 59206 was taken? and the traincode on it? I think and i can just recognise the driver IF my memory is good, i put it around early feb and 6B13 with 29 Tanks?

Adam

Mr Class 60, very much local it was going to be a model version of Godfrey Rd the boards I have where made for this project but I decided to go down the road of make believe but still South East Wales based. Welsh Trident Man. It definately gives you scope to use bits from every depot and stabling ...

Always good to hear of another TMD layout gracing the forums! and by the sounds of it, a local one too! So i will have a lot of interest in this as and when your layout develops. As for the Traction/rolling stock....again, i cant fault your choice :wink: Reminds me of Godfrey Road all those years ag...