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Well done. Impressive cobbled street. 👍

The road looks brilliant. Well done you.

Looks fantastic- is there going to be another running session soon?

Excellent train layout

Andy, dude, that was so worth the effort with the cobble effect! Looks fantastic!

you should setup a few small dioramas on the layout that's meaningful to you. something like a figure that represents you during an important or memorable time in your life. Like playing with your children or grandchildren. or something from when you were young and spent time with your parents or grandparents, something you would like to share with the younger members of your family. it will make the layout even more personal to yourself.

The cobbles look fantastic & realistic

Hi Andy an other way to lay cobble stone roads is to use air drying clay (the clay comes in different colours)and of course a shaped paint brush but leave the end intact and remove the brush bristles and shape as required. If the clay drys whilst working some water rubbed over the surface will bring it back so reworking etc. Is possible until you are happy with the finish. Also you will find that most roads are laid as setts in shaped patterns ie. lines. Hope this is useful. Bob T

Nice work Andy..very nice work

Commitment and will power, absolute stunning job on the cobbles. I’m looking around the house for something to use, maybe a bunch of old paint brush stems glued together.

Hi Andy. Think you have it spot on buddy. Building looks superb with the windows covered as well. Wow what a great way you have done your cobblestone. You have fantastic imagination Andy, you should bottle it. Brilliant vlog really enjoyed it. Thumbs up thumped 👍 ....Pete....

Them cobbles look great bit of green in places between them, chip a bit off some because never level.

I stumbled onto your channel a few days ago and had to binge watch them all! Thoroughly enjoyed the progress and you're now in my rotation along with Chadwick, Everard and Dean Park. I love the brewery and the warehouse backscene is heading in the right direction. The little goods shed seems out of place though, more suited to a small station scene rather than a large industrial setting. It might be better to leave it off and perhaps make a goods platform next to the track closest to the backscene, that way it ties the big warehouse into the railway scene in front? keep up the top notch modelling, I look forward to the next episode.

Great videos liking your work

The effect is great but surely oversized. If they're about 6mm long on a 4mm to the foot scale, that makes each cobble stone 18 inches long. I seem to remember cobble stones being less than half that size.

🎉 thanks again Andy for sharing your thought process and methods. That cobbled stone looks the dogs dangleys, another idea stored away for future use

Stamping out that cobblestone road looked like an absolutely brutal task... but My God does it look good!!! You've done an awesome job there.

good update on the channel layout looks well keep up the good vlogs

Patience of a saint - well done with the cobbles Andy, result looks great. Chris

Fantastic result Andy, i think you made the right choice such a large and imposing factory needed equally a large and imposing cobbled frontage .... although the amount of effort on your part was immense when it is all completed you will be pleased you did it, and when you start to get the feeling back in your fingers too of course

You do a excellent job on the road. All the model. Looks great.

Not wishing to put a downer on things but road surfaces around factories and mills would NOT be random 'cobbles' like that. They would be granite setts, same as on main road surfaces. The Wills ones are perfect for that job

Wow that is bang on well worth the trials and thinking about what's best to do. The Stone texture is great so real looking. Your Layout is superb. Thank you for sharing it with all of us. Best wishes Richard Canterbury.

That was heroic! Well done..

You need a big sign down the length of those backscene factory units, you must have a lot of patience doing those cobbles, would drive me mad.

Looking good 👍

Looks amazing mate cobbles we're well worth the hard work ....well done enjoyed the video

“No pain, no gain” as they say, but it does look good. You must be proud of the result. How many roads have you got on the layout? Dark nights will be here soon so that will give you plenty of time. Well done, Bill.

A sign over the entrance would look good Beechcroft Brewery?

if you run 4/5 coach trains the defo. if you run 6 coach maybe not as worthwhile

Good to meet you also. Have been sorting out few things that may be of use should you build your own helix. 👍

Turned out beautifully ✨✨

It’s looking brilliant.

The wall looks very good.

Yes i would extend the sleeper built loading ramp.

Barrels are normally stacked on racks, so that is probably what the moulding is meant to represent.

The brewery looks good, I would use cobble stones for the yard area, having been to many a brewery the area there ramp is to the wall just fill up with as many barrels as possible also most barrels are colour marked for the type of beer (some had full painted ends, others were squares or triangles) dependant on brewery!

Another great video Andy. “Wallsend Brewery” completed, good tutorial on the walls as well. Just a thought, in the space between the right hand wall and the coal stage you could put a run down stable block where the dray horses would have been. Keep it up, Paul C.

It’s coming on really well your doing a grand job😊😊😊😊

Looks really good!!

Looking good Andy, all the best. Chris

Keep out sign on the thumb print wall…

Have you tried painting the black bands first, then cut in on both sides with the brown.

good vid

Thanks for posting, love the practical tips, lessons learned as you go along. Looking forward to seeing how you finish it all off.

Happy Friday Andy, thx for another update I agree the loading platform needs to be longer. Did you make it or is it ready to use?

Looking good and nothing wrong with having your own brewery! Do feel that unloading ramp needs to be longer as I would think it would be a bit impractical only being able to unload one wagon from quite a long siding. Maybe three wagons long as you have plenty of room?.

Great tips on building your walls Andy. Brewery yard taking shape but a change is as good as a rest. Thanks for sharing regards Barry.

Looking good Andy. Very nice work. Barrels do look good by the way

All looking good! Perhaps you can use a black Sharpie marker pen to do the barrel bandings?