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I don't like them...I LOVE them.

Your talents are one to admire Andrew...:

Nice and neat Phil. Brilliantly done.

I think they need a little bit more weathering Andrew, but very nice photos they are.

Personally, I feel it will be used a lot by those in the garden railway community and it will be used for lots of projects, like bridges and tunnel entrance/exit, even walls if the imagination is used by them who use it. I do have an idea for it and it will be perfect for what I am thinking of. So a...

I think that’s brilliant Peter

Gets me thinking about using it on any building I can make for the wall, especially may try doing brick or stone maybe even platforms.

Thanks for posting this Peter. One should try it me thinks

I used to have that system on my N gauge layout, it was brilliant, but those magnets are really small and I lost quite a lot of them...

"Billy" running over FWLR's Bridge.

18350FFB-908E-4822-A2DE-0CC74375449B.jpeg BoB on the Breakdown wagon, scratch built. Not sure if this is acceptable, but it wont get many, if any votes anyway. There are far better photos and some are really excellent, but Philip has asked for more to post some, so this is mine. I can't find what I...

Peter Butler wrote: ↑Mon Jul 01, 2024 6:19 pm Where on earth did you get that dreadful picture?
Even if it remains the only entry, it shouldn't win any awards!

The master in full view...

Really well done Chris. It certainly looks real enough. Brilliant job.

I personally think that a brilliant idea Drew. The Small Controller is a wise little man. You could put where those few slates are a small track to the hard surface and put a small pen/coral has you say in America and Canadian. Then it would look even better.... And the YoungStation Master would be ...

Here you are guys, thankfully I had a lighting bolt thought.. :oops: I didn't write the file, I am nowhere that accomplished..I got it from this site last year, that shows how long it takes me to get stuff finished... :lol: :lol: :lol: F4A315B5-C31A-4C39-90AD-D606EA3DA43C.png I hope you all can make...

I have by the way, tried to use Photobook and Flicker, but both don't seem to work for me and also me being thick, I am not that understanding in how to do it . Plus Photobook are now asking for a monthly or yearly subscription :cussing: I am not prepared to pay anything for it and I think my accoun...

Some more photos hopefully... tempImage5haaRB.gif tempImageX6vldt.gif 676D7986-18A9-489C-BFDA-7A4930BB33F6.jpg Still only three photos, never mind I will carry on. But the other build I have done do have more than this build....Oh well...I know that the sacks are a bit rough, but from a distance the...

Well it's about time I post something again, some members know that I am not the quickest at scratch building, so it makes it something of a challenge for me to put it all in one post, maybe that's why I forget to take some photos has the build progress's. Still her is one of the builds I have done ...

Mmm, I thought it would scribe well. For me I would have a go at random slate, it would really set it off I think. I don't like to push Phil, it's just my eye going overtime....

Just looked at your blog Simon. I think they are brilliantly done and you may think it's crude, but it works doesn't it. And well thought out with the braking systems you have done also.

Thats looking great Phil and makes the platform in my humble opinion. Would you be able to score the slate so it looks like individual tiles or slabs are laid. it would look even better I am thinking... :thumbright: Also what is the name of those tiles Chris, I may have another idea for them if I ju...

I have done some rubbing down of the filament printed body parts and will get some filler primer on them to see how well I am getting on. I highly recommend saving yourself a lot if time and effort and clad the main body parts with the thinnest styrene you can find instead. Good tip that Stuart. I ...

Thats actually a pretty neat idea Chris.