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Hi Rob Like you I bought the same shelving a couple of years ago & just to let you know that the mdf shelves sag in the middle so before you experience it brace the bottoms I used 1”x2” battens to reinforce them and prevent your tools etc falling through

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As a live steamer myself, I love these shorter, "slow" videos.

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Very inspiring! Thanks Rob!!!

Lovely video Rob! Thanks for taking the time to make it.

Great video Rob! It’s great to the behind the scenes of your workshop!

A very interesting video Rob, thanks for sharing, and i look forward to the guided tours of the MkII workshop 😂😂😂

Great railway. Great garden.

Beautiful garden railway! Maybe this year at our next open weekend, you could bring a loco and stock to run on our layout at Chirk Station itself. Let us know if you might be interested! 😀🚂

Wonderful train show. Just fantastic atmosphere. Thanks for sharing this 😊

Lovely layout, fine variety of locomotives too

Nice video. Always a good show Exeter. Look forward to it every year.

Very nice work Rob. Hope to see it live sometime.

Lovely L&B carriages. Are they the Coach & Wagon Works ones?

Great video Rob, thanks for sharing

Really good to see Rob,well done! What a great achievement!

Excellent young man, it's about time I dug my Steamlines kit out that I have had for over twenty years and built it, especially as you got some bits cut for me when you did yours. Looking forward to seeing the painted version.

That is Stunning! Managed to see it running at Exeter and it was great to see it there and running. You have done some amazing work on that engine and can't wait to see it finished.

I’m in awe of your work. Locos and Bayfields. Very talented.

Fantastic, very well done so far!

Nice work. Looks to be running well.

Lovely, old but great.

It’s looking good Rob 😀

Lovely railway and talk, although it's Wizz-beach (Wisbech). Looking forward to watching more. P.S. love the panda 😆

That looks great, hope to make one myself soon

Doesn't look like the HimAlleyAnne Ry. Need hilly n curvey tracks. I guess u've sent modern Diesel-Electric locos in their exchange while giving the HRy admin ppl free flow of Kvass. Nice kept garden n structures. Must taking a lot of maintenance to keep the vegetation at bay. Thx for the nice video shots! Subscribed.

Very enjoyable video! I wonder why that green IC loco is "top and tailing" with the steam one. Surely that steam engine is capable of drawing that train. I do hope it's not some stupid 'elf-and-safety requirement.

Merry Christmas Rob

Merry Christmas and thank you for the uploads

Merry Christmas Rob 🎅🏻🎄

Great video!

Really enjoyable presentation Rob. Great atmosphere there,must pay a visit sometime soon! Thanks👍🏻

Great video and informative commentary Rob, thanks for producing and sharing it 👍👍

Thanks for the videos. I owe you a pint at least as my lovely wife has sanctioned the building of a narrow gauge garden railway in our garden after seeing them. We'd love to see one of the railway in context of the garden or can you direct me to where I might find out more. All the best, Keith

There is no source of traction more noble than steam, especially for model railways. When a model train is drawn by a real steam engine, nothing could be more appropriate.

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Awesome but the speed is s little too much. Prototype D.H.R. runs at an approx speed of 12 mph.

I really like your track and ballasting.

Great video!

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Those "rusty" skips look excellent. Very impressive weathering.

Really enjoyed your video, thanks 😊

Nice video with a story Rob. Its Wisbeeeech by the way😊

Great video as always Rob,always look forward to your productions.😊

Another amazing video Rob!

A great video Rob with interesting audio, including the history of the “Pooter” 😀👍

I have just seen this and then jumped over to Flickr too… wow awesome railway Do you mind if I ask a few questions as planning a garden one myself: What track is it? Is is 32mm? What did you use for ballast as it looks so good, Especially near the goods sheds and stuff!!

I really enjoyed watching this. A lovely railway and very well filmed. Thanks for sharing it.

Superb! What paint colour did you go for with the Darjeeling goods vans? (RAL code?) Really excellent!!