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cheshire lines wrote: ↑Sat May 29, 2021 2:15 pm They seem to fit in well with the rest of your rolling stock.

Thank you cheshire lines.

Looking through my Bradshaw's timetable, it states that a North British Railway coach made the long journey from Edinburgh to Plymouth; returning the next day. A Great Western Railway coach did the journey on the opposite service.
Liking the North British Railway coaches, why have one?

Glencairn

I agree with cheshire lines - they do suit your layout well. I have resisted the temptation to buy some - so far

bulleidboy wrote: ↑Mon May 31, 2021 9:34 pm I agree with cheshire lines - they do suit your layout well. I have resisted the temptation to buy some - so far

BB

They do fit in with the timescale of my steam railway and are easy for my grandchildren to handle. I like them that much I have ordered another in LNWR livery. Hopefully arriving today or tomorrow.

Glencairn

A LNWR 6 wheeled 1st/3rd coach and a 6 wheeled L&Y six compartment all 3rd clerestory coach leaving Leeds Sovereign Street Station
Two 6 wheeled North British Railway, one 6 wheeled LNWR and one6 wheeled L&Y clerestory coaches pass Crown Point Yard.
A 4 wheeled 1st/ 3rd 5 compartment Kirkstall & East Seacroft coach seen at Roseville Station.
Glencairn

The puddles at Clarence Dock are still there. A thick layer of varnish with a thin piece of plastic over the top. if and when it gets dusty, a wipe with the corner of a damp cloth. The 'damp' patches on the floor is simply a coating of varnish with more 'coats' in places giving the impression of areas drying out and other areas not.

A simple self explanatory scene at Clarence Dock.

A Prince of Wales Collieries wagon. A must have wagon bringing personal memories to our family of a story 'handed down' since the 1930s.
Glencairn

I am very impressed with your puddles.

darkscot wrote: ↑Sun Jul 11, 2021 6:09 pm I am very impressed with your puddles.

Really simple to do, darkscot. As is the 'damp patches' on the floor. Afterwards cover the edges of the plastic with 'debris'. Gives the impression of after rainfall.

Give it a try.

Glencairn

Fabulously grubby. Captures the essence in perfection. Love to see a video of this, were one to be had.

Chops wrote: ↑Sun Jul 11, 2021 7:56 pm Fabulously grubby. Captures the essence in perfection. Love to see a video of this, were one to be had.

Thank you once again for your kind comments.

As for any videos, sorry. What with my other interests of cruise ships, Medway Queen Preservation Society, Waverley Heritage Centre, Road Haulage, Tram & Bus Preservation to name a few, the making of videos is not for me. I'll leave it to you.

Glencairn

I'm always impressed by the modelling and the content, but I am super impressed with the photography!