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The station is starting to look complete. It is looking great.

I expect the electricians are still counting the number of peas, they have been given with their meat pies and chips, at the Saracens Head. Would they be able to send Mrs Simms along to Tyne Dock Statin instead to help with the guttering and the painting? No doubt Mr Grounsel, the man from the Council will round soon, and be using his tape measure to check the measurements of the girders for alignment and be taking out his log conversion tables to do some calculations. Hopefully, the hullabaloo with the Vicker and the mix-up with Joe Grundie's ferrets won't affect Mr Grounsels professional judgement. I am inclined to think Sid The Station Master, would be concerned about any risk of manhandling, and appreciate all of Mr Easton's hard work.

Great to see a loco fix work so well, Tyne dock, looking like another master piece, all the best Tony.

Hello Tony! Very nice work with the station canopy supports and signs 👍👍👍 All the best my friend

In your intro it looked like some rogue builders had been in at Little Haven? Is something going on over there Tony? Station building, a very grand looking Gents (again), and that elusive hut! Nice work on those canopy supports and the signs too.

Dear Tony, yes indeed, further moving around the station building will now be even more hazardous. Definitely can imagine you would avoid any unnecessary moving around until the platform canopies are in place. Already the glueing of the canopy supports on both sides must have been a challenge in itself. Beautiful how you added the pillars for the stairwell section. Think it adds that level of detail which appropriately represents the way the Tyne Dock station canopy was supported. Love the way you placed the pillars which leaves the ample room for visual depth, on the look through around the station stairwell. Curious for the way you will decide to detail the part of the wall at around the gutter line. Might be good to make a decision when you’re gonna fit the canopies. That will then show the remaining brick work, or just too little. Nevertheless, I do understand the considerations you shared on this particular piece of the structure. On the sweepstake, gotta watch the vids again to find the other oil lamp hut. I’ll just do another North Eastern binge watch. Cheerio

Tony, the station is developing beautifully, cheers.

Another great video Tony i love seeing you make every thing you have so much patience keep up the great work

Canopy supports ooking great in situ. Very good tip on te station signs. Cheers, Arthur

Love the Detail on those Thompson Teaks - This is an Epic Build, and the Quality is Just Another Level 🙌🏻🏆

Morning Tony, the canopy supports are looking fantastic, as you add bits you can start to see what a large structure this is. I think it's a good idea not to move it around any more than necessary. Also love the work on the station signs as you say it's easy to do but effective, I fully agree with the others who say what good steady hands you have, what always amazes me is your imagination on how to build these structures. The attention to detail is astonishing. All good with us, things have settled down to a routine with my sister in law, Anne is very supportive of her and has been taking her a to treatment twice a week. I'll enter your competition later, it's very generous of you Tony I need to do a bit of thinking. 😅😅 you both take care, speak soon Eddy and Anne xxxx

Did i also see Lord Al's Lavy at 0.41 seconds in this video?.

Good luck to everyone who has entered the competition.....all the best Tony

Coming together brilliantly, you forget how small these details actually are because the camera being zoomed in does throw you off. Only when you attempt it yourself you think crikey this is small. Stay safe Tony have a great weekend.

Hi Tony another good video I think my old eyes are to far gone to be able to do half the things you do!!! so I will probably stick to Metcalfs for now but if you ever fancy a six month holiday rent free and all meals supplied and free beer for about six months in Thailand I am your man you would have to build a few stations!!! Dont know what mrs T would think about that though All the best mate I surprised my self the other day tough I made some hoists for the warehouse kit to unload a wagon and get it up to the fourth floor I used your wire turning method for the pulleys.

Another great chapter of the Tyne Dock Station has concluded. Love the columns and canopy supports. Also enjoyed your station sign work. Our best to you and Laura. Bill and Janet from California

Glad to see someone else has problems with those pony trucks and extra weight needed! That extension is quite novel and works well for the lamp hut, the flag stones make for a nice feature too. Do like that long view down the whole station, very impressive; it’s become quite a building in its own right. Oh all those roof parts - looks great! All the best Stephen. Just had our first big fall of snow and a good work out clearing it, temp plummeted too and more on the way.

Loved the video by the way. I am always blown away with your meticulous planning, and implementation of such details. I admire your patience. Did you construct the over track signal box? If so, is there a video?

Hi Tony. Great vid mate. I gather your ruler is correct at 20C, if you get what I am saying. Chesterman ???

Another great video. My answer Tyne Dock. Cheers Peter from downunder.

Great job on those angled brackets Tony - slowly whittling them down to size. Really enjoying watching the station slowly coming together. As always, thanks for sharing mate. I’ve made a station for my sons/grandsons layout - ‘cheated’ a bit as I 3D printed the main buildings and platforms. It’s Goathland (“Hogsmead” from Harry potter,) so I’m having fun with some of the details, and Dapol figures.

Looking good, the steel work certainly gives the impression of a sturdy building Nice tip too regarding the use of a ruler to ensure all supports are at the same level from the top, although I'd probably have ended up super-gluing the ruler in place as well!!!! ha-ha Good luck to all those who enter for the prize draw, as said a while back it's eons since I've entered any competition but I hope you get a great response. The calendar covers look very professional, you should do a limited run for sale, I'm sure they;d be snapped up quickly Looking forward to episode 455

Another totally absorbing vlog Tony,your meticulous attention to detail,[ absolutely amazing] is why you attain perfection.In this world today,sanity prevails at North Eastern....😊

Tony. What another great video. The Station is coming on a treat. Hope you and Mrs T are well, and not feeling the cold weather too much. Chris

You're attention to detail is phenomenal mate, the scratch build ideas are superb, loving the canopy supports, very nicely built.

great build keep up the great vid thanks lee

Great modelling again Tony and love that calendar,regards Fred 👌😎☕️

Great technique on the signs and stunning supports for the awning! Brilliant video, sir!

That was a delight Tony, great work as always.

A fantastic job Tony sir. ❤👏

thats a lot of very fiddley work there Tony, Nice prizes too good luck to those who enter

Tony! What patience you have, and fingers that are steady too. I would glue my hands to the brackets and give up swearing profusely that it was too fiddly! You never cease to impress me!

Those brackets are excellent, Tony. I din't blame you not wanting to m9ve the whole ensemble too ofte. Are the calendars for sale as well as prizes? As always, have a great weekend. All the best.

Dang we got to Newhassel too late for the 5:30 to Tyne Dock Station. I guess 5:30 means 5:30 not 5:37 on the TNE. Bill and Janet from California

We going to be enthralled by your creativity at Little Haven after Tyne Dock, mate? Arthur

Hi Tony, the next project perhaps!