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Mel Gibson..as in the Southpark version..

It's a shame that you are comtemplating selling Ninian Junction. For different reasons I've had to put my layout in storage for the time being, but I vow that I will return to it. And I think that eventually you'll return to the "Junction". (I was a good 20years between layouts!!) I may no...

seriously now your at it in N....hand made trackwork, fences only you ( the forums, and quite possibly the press) will see..are you insane? what next actual flying birds and swimming fish...? only joking... your attention to details and your inginuity are stunningly amazing. Are you sure that your n...

Ah,,it's been a fair old while since my last confession...oops wrong place.... sorry, It's been a bit of a tough year for me and my layout has been comdemned to the loft for now. they are both stunningly effective. being small they are easy to transport to the garden for that extra little bit of dep...

I love the little street scene it just fits so well. one thing that I would be a little worried about if I was an N gauge sized person would be getting to my N gauge horses to feed them etc, crossing those dangerous railway lines.

only joking, it look really great think your dad is going to love it.

Looks like a lovely place but abit quiet for my liking.
Bit obsessed with the shunters/yard engines me thinks.

Very nice and well done getting 2nd at the NGS.

Love the action photo with the freight train!

Lack of people on the platform, must mean that all the services are running to time (unlike the real thing) tidy little buggers aswell but then N gauge litter would really be a labour of love to create.

I'll second the congrats. I've just read (well skimmed really) through the whole tread and from Oct 07 when the first bits of track got laid to getting published in May 09, is some serious work. especially when you've done so much detail work. I have to say that some of the pictures I had to look at...

Now you've done the detail around the arches they really do look fantastic. The time you've spent on them has been time well spent. Those platforms are going to look amazing with some "furniture" and associated cameos. My Dad used to live in Peckham Rye so it may have been Denmark Hill tha...

I've never used peco motors, only seep's. One thing that i would say is that they can be a pig to align on double slips, but once you've got it right they seem to be fairly reliable. wiring is pretty easy, but I did have a few problems when soldering the wiring to the terminals on the motor due to t...

Right I couldn't resist putting the pics of the revised bridge, there are still a few bit to do but... http://i475.photobucket.com/albums/rr111/jheelis/SP_A0261.jpg http://i475.photobucket.com/albums/rr111/jheelis/SP_A0260.jpg http://i475.photobucket.com/albums/rr111/jheelis/SP_A0262.jpg i'm still n...

So where's mi' naffin milk??? : http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r259/Infrontcat/Buffet%20and%20Potting%20Table/43Ermymilkdoesnotappeartohavearrive.jpg "Right I'm off to make a report regarding the lack of milk and the state of the drinking recepticals. On the plus side my bum is alot warmer&...

I'm planning on having a canal boat of some sort along with some ducks but i'm not intending to have a lock. Those trees are just a test project, I'm not sure about the trunks and I defineatly don't like the colour. there will be a tunnel on the layout as I'm finding that I'm enjoying building scene...

Some very nice work there, well done! for some reason the station reminds me of a real place, but for the life of me i can't remember where. I can't even recall what area I'm got in my mind, but I'm sure that I've changed trains there (well the real one i'm thinking of and not yours, I'd be a bit ta...

Whenever I'm lost for inspiration or need a little hint/tip this is one of the layouts that i search out. We used to live in a block of flats like them when i was a kid, but we lived on the non-railway side.

top quality work (as always) and thank you for sharing it with us.