Absolutely stunning, incredible attention to detail, and what a wonderfully diverse track set up, from woodland areas to grassed areas to bridges , tunnels , water……and what a fantastic range of locomotives and carriages, hat off to you sir, that’s a gem of a setup.👍🇮🇲👌
I think it's great how your garden and railway blend in and enhance each other. It's a masterpiece, and just shows what can be achieved with OO outdoors. I'm so envious!
Model railways and gardens together. It doesn't get any better. I thought of one in my back garden, but at 70 years of age it may be too late for me. My garden already is a lot of work with 6 fruit & nut trees, 40+ rose bushes and other stuff. Bill, from California, USA
Absolutly stunning layout! I could watch this all day! unusual to see 00 in the garden, works so well. We have too many cats here at Exeter Road Model Railway so outside running would be a disaster as the cats would think chasing trains would be great fun....
There’s no shortage of cats, foxes, even badgers in the daws heath area - how on earth do you keep them out? I assume this is the Daws heath North of the Essex Hadleigh.
Amazing stuff and to have FIVE simultaneously running trains takes a lot of focus & concentration. My Dad runs four in his loft on a 10' x 25' layout, is visually impaired & 81yr old, so I guess anything is possible
Marvelous. Don't you have any oxydation problems? Your points are remote controled? Don't you have any little rocks who fall on the tracks and block the points?
What an absolutely stunning layout! Beautiful! I had to watch with the sound off, so forgive me if this is answered in the video, but how do you keep the tracks clean? It's already a challenge with larger scales when running outdoors, and I imagine the smaller scale means it's more prone to dirt and grime on the tracks, right?
How do you keep everything clean and tidy and rails not rusting and switches working with all the rain etc we have in UK but brilliant railway how long did it all take to do all the work.
I can't imagine how many hours must have gone into creating such an impressive layout. All credit to you Paul.
Thank you for your comment I started in 1976
Absolutely beautiful. This is an incredible garden layout. I could sit and watch it for hours. Well done sir. Amazing 👏.
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Absolutely stunning, incredible attention to detail, and what a wonderfully diverse track set up, from woodland areas to grassed areas to bridges , tunnels , water……and what a fantastic range of locomotives and carriages, hat off to you sir, that’s a gem of a setup.👍🇮🇲👌
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Wonderful, I particularly like the bridge over the pond - so well constructed
Thank you for your comment that pond was dug out in 1976 and the other one aswill
Wonderful, Paul. From the other Paul at SEERS. My HM7000 P2 would love that length of track. Cheers.
What an absolute joy. This can never be too long. Thank you.
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What an amazing layout you have, sir. A credit to your hard work. Wow
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I think it's great how your garden and railway blend in and enhance each other. It's a masterpiece, and just shows what can be achieved with OO outdoors. I'm so envious!
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Model railways and gardens together. It doesn't get any better. I thought of one in my back garden, but at 70 years of age it may be too late for me. My garden already is a lot of work with 6 fruit & nut trees, 40+ rose bushes and other stuff. Bill, from California, USA
Thank you Janet my railway has been down for over 40 years. I’m 82 years old I still keep going kind regards Paul from sunny England
Well, I always used to prune the roses while the trains went round! All gone now, alas. I'm nearly 82 and with 2 indoor layouts.
Great way of enjoying a Sunday by watching trains in the garden
Thank you I quite agree
I love this . . . .What a dream come true to have such a wonderful garden railway.
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Glorious and most impressive!!! Thank you. Hope you future days are not so “long”!
Thank you kindly! I don’t know what you mean furture days are not to long if you mean the video you can stop anytime
Nice changes of view Paul. Thought the cattle train was a bit quick though. A new definition of Express Dairys, lol 🤣🤣
The smoke generator on the Spam Can is working really well.
I’m Pleased with it my. friend Roy dun it for me
It's great to see realistically long main-line trains on a model railway, and realistically long platforms as well.
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Thank you for this wonderful video on the end of a terrible day
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Absolutly stunning layout! I could watch this all day! unusual to see 00 in the garden, works so well. We have too many cats here at Exeter Road Model Railway so outside running would be a disaster as the cats would think chasing trains would be great fun....
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There’s no shortage of cats, foxes, even badgers in the daws heath area - how on earth do you keep them out?
I assume this is the Daws heath North of the Essex Hadleigh.
@@andyholt6238 t cover up at the station
great to see you enjoy the outside layout Paul, all we need now is long day light and some enjoyable heat, keep them trains running👍
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Excellent, a great railway. I’m envious. 👍
Beautiful. Can tell how much passion you've put in. Just one hint: the trains should stop at the station every now and then.
Thank you for your comment. I do all the fliming on my own that is why I can’t stop I put a video on on facebook when I stop at the station
@@paulbarnard5636 Ah, I didn't get that you're controlling the trains manually. But it makes sense as I couldn't realise any signals.
Amazing stuff and to have FIVE simultaneously running trains takes a lot of focus & concentration.
My Dad runs four in his loft on a 10' x 25' layout, is visually impaired & 81yr old, so I guess anything is possible
A GENUINE WORK OF A.R. T maestro! 🙏👏👏👏
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Excellent! Great modeling work!
Very nice, smooth rail operation,!
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Great shots but I can't imagine how much track cleaning and gardening needed before a running session!
Thank you for your comment yes there is a lot of track cleaning all part of the hobby garden not to bad just keep on top of it
Very impressed, wouldn't have thought it possible, well done mate
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Nice afternoon's running Paul! Well Done!
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Marvelous. Don't you have any oxydation problems? Your points are remote controled? Don't you have any little rocks who fall on the tracks and block the points?
Absolutely stunning
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What an absolutely stunning layout! Beautiful!
I had to watch with the sound off, so forgive me if this is answered in the video, but how do you keep the tracks clean?
It's already a challenge with larger scales when running outdoors, and I imagine the smaller scale means it's more prone to dirt and grime on the tracks, right?
Thank you for your comment I have a very good track clean her I use cars rubber track cleaner Ned got a good garden vac blower
masterpiece of composition
A truly remarkable railway.... extremely jealous.
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nice afternoon running session
WOW AWESOME
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Hi Paul, How on earth do you get the OO gauge track to stick so well to the outside surface?
I pin it down I call them shirts Pins Funner enough I have just bought some they are called Sequin. Bead pins
How do you keep everything clean and tidy and rails not rusting and switches working with all the rain etc we have in UK but brilliant railway how long did it all take to do all the work.
Thank you for your comment all the track is nickel silver I started in 1976
Fair play, brilliant.
How do they protect the track during winter and snow etc?
I don’t track is nickel silver all my buildings go in the winter
Cool! Stéph.
Ein Streckenlayout nach meinem Geschmack.
Superb ... but what do you with it all when it rains .. and snows ?
Thank for your comment. All go in shed
@@paulbarnard5636 Except for the track ?
@@tonyhogan2791 of course
Very beautiful 🙂
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An excellent railway a delight to see but l am curious to know where the many trains are stored?
@@trevorbax9379 thank you Trevor all in house to keep safe
Die Anlage ist super. Und es brauch keine künstliche Landschaft.
and live steam as well
I do run hornby live stream some times
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Wonderful. Credit to the modeller
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Please get a proper microphone.
Good to see you up and running, I will have to pop over with some stuff to run again....
You are more than welcome
This is marvelous. If it was mine, I probably wouldn't sleep at night for fear of foxes or hailstorms.
Thank you for your comment I cover stations up because of the foxes
What do foxes do to the stations?
Is this layout open to the public all year round? Postcode?
@@philtucker1224 no but you can get it touch on message and I will have a chat about it I do have members of the public round
@@paulbarnard5636 very nice Paul. (I live near Bekonscot so we do take the kids and grandkids there every few years)
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