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@@dundasjunctionmodelr.r-jam8267 thank you very much

@@michaelricks1618 thank you very much

Thank you very much!

@@pim1234 Appologies, I always think shopping links make it feel like an advert. I'll look at adding some to the description later this evening if that's something people want though.

@@HorsehayRailwayModeller I think it is always a great idea, otherwise I have to go and search for the stuff myself

@@pim1234 Thank you very much, lots more detail planned!

@@ProfPtarmigan Thank you very much

@@_RandomPea thank you very much, yeah I've modelled on and off for years. Proper resurgence occurred in lockdown when I was home from university

@@PatrickSquires-e4f thanks

Btw, what type of ballast do you go for? Looks n gauge? I was looking to try using chinchilla sand, which seems to be a good scale ⚖️

@@_RandomPea yeah I'm looking forward to it. It's now looking a while off as it won't fit in the loft and will therefore have to wait until I move the layout into some sort of shed. I've just ordered the baseboards for the station module though.

@@_RandomPea it's woodland scenics fine ballast. What is traditionally sold as 00 scale ballast is usually over scale when compared to the real railway. I quote like woodland scenics fine with a mix of grey blend and sometimes buff. I might well look at chinchilla sand in the future as it does seem like a good cheap alternative.

@@HorsehayRailwayModeller ah that's good and bad news, I've just finished painting up one station platform, so interested to see your methods. I used 3 5mm foam boards glued together and then topped with a watered down lightweight plaster. It seems to work quite well. I reckon I could have got it smoother but it's ok.

@@HorsehayRailwayModeller new junction used it, I think it's ok. I'll show my tester in my update video later, it seems like a good option, until they realise that modellers are using it and the prices hike up 😂

@@_RandomPea all of my frogs are wired in so they dont depend on the switch blade contact. I think I've got a video somewhere showing how I wore points but I'll probably make a new one at some point in the future.

@@_RandomPea I'd say in your case mount some led strips direct to the silver foil in the roof. Possibly using hot glue to reinforce the sticky tape every few feet. I'd use one warm white and one cool white. Maybe have a look at Ron's trains n things lighting guide. He mounts led tubes direct to the ceiling.

@@HorsehayRailwayModeller thanks David. The plan will be to eventually get that silver covered with board so that should make it easier to do. The other idea I was thinking of was having normal bulbs mounted in those angled bayonets along the roof supports, I could take power from the existing light fitting then which would be handy.

@@_RandomPea if you've got 230v handy I'd deffo recommend some led tubes. Similar to the old halogen tubes but much cheaper to run and in alot of cases smaller and brighter. I've tried with bulbs before and it's hard to get an even light without using loads of bulbs.

@@_RandomPea thanks mate

I've Tried to improve the occupational bridge scene with some tree lines as per your example. I'm pretty happy with it but need a bit of practice I think... I'm certainly no Bob Ross 🤣​@@HorsehayRailwayModeller

@@trevorrothwell5565 thank you very much

@@cherrycici8272 what's the catch?!

@@HorsehayRailwayModeller It's there cheap way of using your channel to sell their products. They do it on some model railway channels,completely ruin channel as just producing videos to promote their product. I just unsubscribe and stop viewing. It's your call, but I think it would take away something that makes your channel that bit different from others.

@@grays257 Don't know what's going on here, but what you said is really unfair to some creators... 🤐

@@zhangfreya9817 It's plain and simple what I said, can't make it any simpler, if you don't like it Tough! They are not creators, just product placers. 🤐

@@zhangfreya9817 Am I not entitled to say what I think. It was plain enough. They are not creators, they're just promoting a product, it's a cheap form of avertising which I don't agree with, end of!

@@kevindevine7597 cheers

Thank you very much

He may have provided some inspiration 😂

Thanks. You're right about the paint 😂 I've spent so much at both shops I forgot what I bought where.

I've only got a Screwfix locally, so I don't have your problem though sometimes I wish I did. When I was living in London I was surrounded by big DIY stores... Out here in the sticks choice is limited.. Then again I would not swap present location for the city. 😊

Thank you very much

Thanks Roy

Thanks mate, I will create a completley new version in due course but for now I'll put ransom clips over the flashing part

Thank you! Cheers!

Cheers, I've used photo Backscenes In the past but as soon as you put it up you notice the same ones all over the place.

Never a bad time for railway work.

I do tend to agree with you. This is somewhat alleviated by using a lighting pelmet that forces the viewer down towards track level. I. E. If you're stood at full height the lighting rig gets in the way forcing you to duck down or sit on a chair to get the best view.

Thank you very much, hopefully you enjoy the rest of the channel.

It's a constant process 😅 probably the only track that's not subject to change is the track I've already glued or pinned to the baseboard!

Thank you!

That's a great idea. I'll look at what I can come up with.

Thank you very much

Wow, amazed to hear he's heard of my channel!

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thank you very much

Thank you very much, I must admit I enjoy editing and sharing the videos as well as actually modelling the railway.

Thank you very much

Many thanks!