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Carl L wrote: ↑Sat Jan 22, 2022 1:03 pm Quite simply inspirational modelling. A stunning, stunning layout.

Thank you Carl! It’s an enjoyable project.

Puddles wrote: ↑Sat Jan 22, 2022 9:34 am Very very well done David, the detailing is amazing and the layout just looks so real.
Such a pleasure to see.

Puddles

Thank you, I will be posting more soon as working on the pub near the road over bridge. Hoping I can exhibit the model at some point!

Welcome to the forum David. I like your sense of colour. Your photos have the look of a well composed landscape painting with an eye for the delicate variety of colour in nature. More please. Thank you! Late summer/early autumn gives a good opportunity for interesting times, with some trees turning...

Bandit Mick wrote: ↑Wed Jan 19, 2022 3:14 pm “I think the outcome is reasonable” - you’re far too modest. Super modelling and photos!

That’s very kind, Mick

Lovely stuff. The detail is excellent and it shows what can be achieved in a small context.

Thank you for your welcomed and positive comments! It is certainly rewarding when it goes well, but there have been some interesting challenges. For example, the up loop platform. This was built in 1944 to aid troop movements to the many near by airfields ahead of D-Day. It was a simple concrete con...

Thank you! I went for N gauge to be able to get more in and consequently place the line in the landscape, as I greatly enjoy scenery and building making as well as allowing more realism. I’ve feared for my eyes but ok so far! https://i.postimg.cc/HcmWVFvr/0808192-F-470-D-4413-B936-509-B0154-CF85.jpg...

Hello, I am new to this forum, and thus may not be posting in the right place. since lockdown i have been modelling-inspired by some local history research- the now long-gone station and environs at Eynsham, 3 miles from where I live. This is c. halfway between Oxford and Witney on the old Fairford ...