LOW GHYLL

[Brian]

Very nice.

[glencairn]

Excellent! Is the hut a kit?

Glencairn

[Berryman]

Nicely done. What kind of ballast did you use ? Thanks.

[Steve M]

The ballast is Gaugemaster N gauge weathered with an airbrush.

No the hut is not a kit. Coffee stirrers for the walls and door - weathered with frame dirt and a black wash plus holes and rust whee the old railchairs would have been. The roof is thick tin foil ‘corrugated’ using a suitably ridged former and cut to size.

[glencairn]

No the hut is not a kit. Coffee stirrers for the walls and door - weathered with frame dirt and a black wash plus holes and rust whee the old railchairs would have been. The roof is thick tin foil ‘corrugated’ using a suitably ridged former and cut to size.

Good old coffee stirrers. I must try using them more.

Glencairn

[Steve M]

And finally the ‘bridge’ with scenic break meets the boards in the shed.

20190417_135848 by Steve Mumford, on Flickr

20190417_135959 by Steve Mumford, on Flickr

20190417_140253 by Steve Mumford, on Flickr

[RogerB]

Very nice Steve. Feel quite depressed now R-

[Steve M]

Very nice Steve. Feel quite depressed now R-

My work here is done.

[RogerB]

Oh, I’m sure there will be another masterpiece coming along shortly. R-

[Brian]

My work here is done.

So now its time for you to build a portable exhibition quality layout. I still have spaces available for 2020!
Just think of all the free teas/coffees and lunches that can be had