@@ba14eagleIt does indeed, I keep watching it, as it looks so good👍👍💜💜✌️✌️😊😊 I kind of wish I'd stuck to my 0-16.5 ambitions, in the garage and outdoors (my father models SM32 outdoors), but 7mm FS standard gauge bit me hard too. Hopefully my small layout will have both to show the juxtaposition, with NG rails buried in sand, barely noticeable etc. Can you tell me what the planting is alongside your track please, it's very effective 🤞💜👍✌️😊
Nice paint job but you look in the cabs of these locos today and find a driver, ten lawyers and a dog to bite the driver if he touches anything so the lawyers know who to sue.
Was fortunate to stay here quite a few years back. I preferred the second part of the hotel it was quieter. Thank you for the memories...at least all that walking to the other side you didnt feel too guilty in having that extra wedge of cake😊
Not that I know of or was aware of at the time. The buffet service would probably be too risky re cross contamination, so you would have to individual meals I guess.
Nice show, One thing I worked at Shirebrook West as a secondman, We worked 16 pits and never had windows in such a state that you see here, Grimy locos now and again but not to this extent, Sometimes a lot less grim is more realistic, Sorry for going on.
The birdsong was a soundtrack being played on Hanbid Sidings. Its quite nice, but after a couple of hours it got a bit annoying. Im currently building an exhibition layout which will have something similar - but it will have a button press activation or an on/off switch!
Good choice! Some really original modelling, done in great detail. The bottom house had a detailed interior! Shame I couldn't get the camera in close enough.
I see the shot from the crossing gate worked well, nice to see the layout on RU-vid thanks Pat PS I did some video from the crossing gate I see a NSE 47👍
Re Nether Stowey - the old layout was showing its age, but, the village in particular, was beautifully modelled. I'm sure the new owners will do a great job in getting it back to its former glory.
I thought the layouts (particularly the Chinese coal layout) were all superb. Certainly the best for several years. Not many trade stands (I understand the Cardiff show was changed late on and then clashed so maybe that was it). The school surpassed themselves as normal with the quality of the food on offer. A good restaurant with some model railways attached (to misquote the famous line about the National Gallery, I think it was). Thanks for the video-a good quality reminder of the day.
Just came back from Miniature Wunderland and this place is just so amazing. It's so hard to see everything in just one visit. My wife already promised me we will be back. She was amazed as well, it's been 8 years but I'm turning her into a rail fan, both model and real ones.
More great footage and layouts. That last layout was exquisitely modelled, such a shame about the "holes in the sky" didn't have adequate view-blockers.
