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Added to my "must buy list"

This very helpful, you've made it all seem so easy PT, but I suspect it takes some hours of practice to develop a reasonable skill, worth the effort tho

Montfort wrote: ↑Fri Nov 02, 2018 11:25 am Thanks. Another small layout: OO gauge model rail shelf layout

Is that your layout? OO Gauge Parcel Coach to Goods Shed is one of my fav running sequences.

The image editor for those not willing to buy Photoshop, a lot easier than Gimp, tho not as advanced

It's entertainment for people who probably don't do railway modelling, & like other shows of a similar kind it needs a sense of jeopardy & over blown judges to 'work'. It was never intended to be a learning experience on "how to", & its unlikely you'll ever see that on TV. Set ...

At £30 a module possibly more reasonable than adding sound to every loco purchase, or converting exiting stock, but even so I can think of more pressing considerations for a beginners budget

Subsequent research suggests the map I was looking at dates btn 1910 & 1930, which from my point of view is close enough

I live on what was farmland. When my parents moved here, boxing day 1952, there was a barn about 50 yards up the road which the builders were using for storage, the barn is visible on the old maps. One day my parents went into town and when they came home the barn had been demolished and the site t...

RogerB wrote: ↑Thu Oct 18, 2018 6:51 pmWelcome Harry

Brian wrote: ↑Thu Oct 18, 2018 6:52 pmWelcome to the forum

Thanks for the welcomes RogerB & Brian

Hi, I've been lurking on various railway modelling forums for a few yrs, & recognise some names here, despite reading posts & mags and watching videos, I dont actually do any modelling, although now I have the time I might start up next yr. I never had an 00 gauge train set as a child, so I'...