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So interesting on two fronts, classic builds, and an older era than one often sees. I will look forward to see more on this one :) Thank you for replying :) Do I also assume you will not weather these lovely locos either as I assume they are basically classics now? Thus keeping them true to their or...

Figures, my bets noire is manufacturers who paint figures with yellow hair for blond! Grrr drives me demented LOL, if they painted the hair ochre it would look much more natural. 7709 and it is not just cheap manufactured product these are Bachmann https://i.postimg.cc/k6v23Sz7/IMG-7709-1.jpg admitt...

talking of yellow, i notice the figure with yellow hair, grrr i hate the manufacturers who do that, if they use ochre (you can over paint yourself) the figures stop standing out like road work neon signs LOL.

love the traction engines, the plastic yellow wheels might be worth painting yellow to tone the plastic look down, but regardless nice little touches

nice work, the view from the diesel shed is my favourite of the last pictures

ruins always look nice in my opinion, they add character.

nice back scene, some classic old hornby resins, which i love, and you have the bones, getting back scene rght off he bat will save so many issues later, and the rest you can gradually improve, good bones, and some nice pieces.

I have only just looked at this thread, the locos etc look interesting, what era are they? This looks like it will be interesting as it appears much older than the usual fair.

Armies go to tool for .repairs. 6ib hammer

nice layout