Grs woody bay

[LnBmad]

I keep thinking about getting one of these models for my station but as I haven't seen one yet, and don't really know the quality I'm unsure as to whether I want to dive in. Does anyone else have one they could put some photos up of?

[Simon]

I'm currently building their Wattlington station kit. Resin parts needed flattening out and I've made a few changes and ditched the over size roof tiles. Resin walls are nicely detailed but be warned they don't come with any guttering or down pipes.

[Colinjamesporter]

Recently bought one of these kits from them. The parts look crisp but would still benifit from flattening a little. Will be a while until i get time to build it though.

[SapperAnt]

Any further developments on these?

I am really tempted by one but I want to know that I'm spending my money well.

Would scratch building one be a better bet?

[Big Jim]

If you go down the scratch building route you can build the model to the exact specs that you want. As opposed to accepting what someone else has designed. I have built kits that I have spent more time adapting than it would have taken me to scratch build in the first place.

[SapperAnt]

This is true. The complicated shape of the roof terrifies me, however.

I am thinking about scratchbuilding a goods shed from 15mm polystyrene sheeting and either finish it with textured sheet or cover it with waterproof tiling grout and then crave the finished texture........

I can't find any scale drawings for Wood Bay or Lynton, however. Well I can but in a hideously expensive book. lol.

[LnBmad]

the book isnt cheap but is worth every penny!

Still havent got the station yet. maybe one day i will actually buy it....