Scratchbuilding of assorted structures

[Daniel]

Thank you!

I like that small layout a lot!
Lots of space and also lots of switching activity possible.
Also the fiddle yard providing a variety of trains... must be great to see it at work.
Success at the shows and come back with plenty of photos to share here, please!

I know about Paul Windle and his work.
Is he still working?
I would love to get an 1/32 scale 0-4-0 & T Couillet if that is still possible!!!
Do you know how could I contact him?

Thank you again.


Daniel

[Teedoubleudee]

Lovely layout, good luck with the shows.

[b308]

Thanks, chaps!

Paul is still around but I don't believe he is doing commissions any longer, though I don't have his details I just see him at shows (or at least used to!)...

[Daniel]

Thanks, chaps!

Paul is still around but I don't believe he is doing commissions any longer, though I don't have his details I just see him at shows (or at least used to!)...

Well, great for him dat retired and hope he is enjoying it.

Pitty for me but still nothing is lost. :- )


Thank you for your answer.


Daniel

[Daniel]

OK John!

Daniel: I have some other photos of it as well as the CM article but then I dabbled in TTe for a while, however I'm back into H0e, based around the same part of the world (Central Europe) but now in the imaginary country of Ostrovia, in fact the layout is getting it's first outings in Crewe next Saturday and then Wombourne in October, though a bit far for you! The Px48 is a handbuilt loco by a chap called Paul Windle in plasticard on a Bachmann chassis, he used to do "specials" like this one, though you can now get a 3D printed body of the loco from Shapeways which uses the Farish 8f chassis.





This is the current layout, Ostrovia:

Good morning B308.
I see I missed this post and will check but may have also forgotten to click for following your thread. Sorry for the late reaction.

Thank you for sharing those photos. Sp[ecialy the two first ones are delightful.

Nice, good but also unusual work because the theme.

Daniel