Cheers Iain. I enjoyed making and watching it. Over the last few days I think I’ve heard that music and voiceover over 100 times. It’s classic 1970’s British transport film!
Gday Dave ,Great intro... Thanks for the work you put into that to get just right...Fantastic Video again your layout is looking Excellent, Keep up the Great work..👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺 Regards Tony
I could never fall asleep watching your videos, they are so entertaining and interesting. Great video at the start matching movement on the layout with an old video soundtrack. Thank you for taking the time to show us your layout.
Great video. What'd be cool is a road bridge (or a stone footbridge) over the tracks where those new embankments are. I regularly go spotting in Sunderland, where 3 very similar sandstone bridges cross the railway on Villette Road, Spelter Works Road, and Ocean Road, with a footbridge just further south that was demolished many years ago. I really need to do more wiring on Ashbrooke Central to finish the job, since I've converted the inner loop to be switchable DC/DCC control but haven't wired up all the droppers to a bus wire yet.
Totally agree..I like to sit on an idea and let it evolve, before rushing in and doing the first thing that comes to mind. Great to see a new section..cheers
Great video Dave. Loved the intro like everyone else. Like the explanation of the new section. Those retaining walls look great, though a tad expensive considering the number you need. Still, doesn’t have to be done all at once. Always enjoy your attention to detail. Thanks for sharing. Roy.
Still remember the lines crossing the roads to the Nairn's Factories and a long siding at Den Road. Actually still remember all the factories..lol. My dad worked there for 30 odd years as a graphic designer. Great attention to detail and workmanship.
@@DeanPark I have a couple of books about the factories somewhere, I’ll have to look them out. I still remember getting a guided tour of the 4 metre plant when it opened, I was fascinated in how it worked even though I think I was only about ten!
Great intro Dave - I didn't know you could do impressions! ;-) The arched retaining wall looks good, and in keeping with your other brick walls. Sometimes it's the right thing to buy an item rather than try to do it yourself. I've watched videos on photo-etch and 3d printing and the chemicals alone make me happy to pay someone else!
Great update Dave. Justin is already looking into booking holiday in Monti Carlo on the back of the arches sale LOL. Looking forward to seeing the changes to the layout develope. Stay well regards Bobby'T'.
Brilliant introduction Dave. Exciting times ahead with the projects you currently have on the go. Will follow your progress with much interest. Love the new rolling stock from Accurascale, the detail is fantastic. Cheers Greg
Hi Dave another enjoyable and informative video. A very clever introduction really liked that. That panel looks awesome. Thanks for sharing all your ideas and skills I've learned so much from yourself and a few others whilst building my own layout cheers Andy
Really great update, those Accurascale wagons look very impressive. You have an amazing looking layout Dave looking forwards to seeing and the new completed scenic section when its completed.
Another brilliant episode I can certainly appreciate the level of detail you go into when laying track . Those SMS resting walls will look the part once painted and weathered. Fantastic intro Dave 👍
Love this latest video, you are such an inspiration, it's so nice to have so much information on tap from you, but also nice to explore other avenues like Arduino etc. Keep up the very enjoyable good work, what you do means a lot 👍
Hi, you’re very kind. I really enjoy sharing what I am planning and what techniques are used. Comments like yours do inspire me to keep producing videos of my progress. Thanks.
Great intro to the video The BTF films are excellent full of ideas and detail for a layout as you have shown with the luggage and wheel chair ramp. I saw one on the nuke wagons in a normal freight train hauled by a Peak I believe it was an unusual sight and would not of been loaded but just another idea you could use. The storage tanks look great I bought a couple myself at one of the shows and they really are good. Changing a bit of track is the easy part the updates to the control panel like the real railway are more of a job as you found, partly the reason you find platform 0 used to save having to make a whole new panel.
Cheers. I love those films too. The work I’ve done might not look like a lot of progress at times but every job takes a few hours, and life is busy. So any progress is welcome. It’ll slow down a bit now as summer is here. Gets too warm up loft to do much. But I’ve got job lined up and I’m already gearing up for the autumn!
@@DeanPark It is excellent Dave. I watch all the BTF films I can to get a flavour of life in 1947-1952 England so I can model the SDJR, or at least a small portion of it. Its a adventure getting information and research doing so from Calgary, Alberta. But you had me from the opening today..the new BTF narrator….really well done!
The intro defo gave me 1960s BR advert days was really good!! 😂 I wanted to offer a suggestion of maybe have some “engineering works” done by P-Way staff somewhere, maybe some drainage works or something. Work for Scotrail and they are everywhere at the moment so was maybe something different for you in case you hadn’t thought about it 🤗 Keep up the amazing work!
Love, love, love the introduction! I wish I could do something like that, but I don't think anyone would produce a promotional film for a small, obscure industrial park in 1962-ish northwest Indiana. The closest I can get is making up stories with posed figures on my Facebook page. Cheers from Wisconsin!
That intro is something else, top work mate. Can't fault Made in Manchester models, quality of his work is superb and great prices as well, along with great customer service. He is a regular at shows especially the 0 gauge shows like the Gauge 0 Guild. Great stuff you got your hands full with the new section will keep you busy over the next few years Andy
Superb intro Dave....took me back a few years!! Love the control panel..what I have been trying to achieve for years. Thanks for sharing Dave. Cheers, Bob
Lovely update as usual Dave ... a classic intro as well! Good effort ... and plenty of good progress with several projects around the layout. Your woodwork skills are impressive as always. Good luck with the retaining wall build in the coming months ... as for traction, please don’t run the Class 85 ... as mine failed yesterday! Haha! Lights work fine but absolutely nothing from the motor ... so will have to send to Crewe works for a overhaul! The Class 87’s always good to watch running along with the HST’s ... 👍
Loved the intro, great video and looking forward to the development new part of the layout. New subscriber as only just discovered your channel. Cheers Gary
Hi Gary. Welcome aboard! How did you find me? Glad you enjoyed the video. I don’t do intros like that on every video, They take so long to do. But they are great fun and the same time. :-) cheers. Dave
@@DeanPark Hi Dave, I found you from a search I did for model railway layouts but just by chance had not seen yours before for some reason and clicked on it. Always looking at others channels for inspiration as I have been working on my N Gauge layout Westmorland for the past 12 months and had its ups and downs! Cheers Gary
Great update on the layout Dave its coming along very nicely The intro was very well put together is this going to be a common occurrence now with your videos starting off with some sort of media that BR did back in the 70s and 80s
Hi, glad you enjoyed it. The intros are just a bit of fun. I really enjoy doing them but they take a long time to put together. I’ll not be doing them every video...I’ll run out of them! But now and again. I’ve been wanting to do this one for a long time.
Hi Dave another great video mate I really enjoyed it every interesting I am looking forward to see this side come to life your new wagons look great I have my 4 heljan class86/0 electric locomotives now really love them they are great running locomotive I am looking forward to the next heljam class86,/4/6 electric locomotives to come out mate goodbye for now clive in N.lreland
@@DeanPark hi Dave I love the start of the video really great and the part of the video on the new walling and the new track work Dave stay safe and well mate goodbye for now clive in N.lreland
And talking about people changing their minds - we are currently watching a swathe being cut through Buckinghamshire, basically relaying the old Great Central Railway, but on just significantly different enough of a route to lay waste to still more British countryside and its wildlife. In twenty years from now (or so) it will have healed back up and be just another very useful railway(?), of course, but just now we are experiencing all the joy that the Victorian public must have seen when Railway Mania hit for the first time. Or something. On a more positive note I used to 'enjoy' seeing an earlier version of those nuclear flasks rumbling through west London, on the line separating Stamford Bridge football ground from Brompton Cemetery. I do remember that they moved very, very slowly, but perhaps that was because of the in-city situation? I'm not sure enjoy is quite the right word, as it used to be accompanied by a slight edge of terror, but well… Beyond beautiful models once again from the team at Accurascale.
great video dave,especially the start, your going to need a pair of mk2 (drs logo at the mo) wagons with them flask carriers, they never go anywhere without the armed guards, see them a lot down here at devonport of late
Great introduction. And now we have "Great British Railways" - yet another way for huge private companies to further line the pockets of their investors, or indeed other 'nationalised' railway companies, at very nearly no risk to themselves and at considerable expense to the British taxpayer. Or perhaps I'm very cynical? Hey ho, at least we can sit back and enjoy Dave's lovely version of the railways we once had - and entirely at his expense!
Hy Dave, loved the introduction, we went down to the old station at Cameron Brig last week and progress is being made on the new line to Leven. It is a real shame that the line is not going all the way around the East Neuk to St Andrews, what a crowd puller that would be with the East Neuk being one of the most beautiful places in the country. Looking forward to your next video, I am currently building Metcalfe houses and a factory warehouse. I built the Metcalfe church last week and put in stained glass windows from a different company, Big Train Sound I think, it is very impressive when lit up. Stay safe Dave 😁
Great update Dave, loved the opening 60s/70s commentry. One question though the amount of adverts really upsets the viewing pleasure. I imagine this is down to UTUBE tho...
Hi Mark. Yeah they seem to swamp some of my videos with the bloody things! I’ll have to get access to my UA-cam studio and see if I can get rid of some! Cheers. Dave
those flask carriers sounded heavy as they went around the track. Looked good too. Do you plan on putting some AGR and MAGNOX flasks because Edinburgh is not far from Torness nuclear power station, and there is Hunterston on the west coast
Hi. Yeah they are heavy but run very freely. I’ll do a full review this week. I’m not sure where I will take my nuclear trains...but that’s an interesting idea though!
Great intro. You said you mentioned etching the panel, can I ask you where or how it was done. I’m in the process of designing mine and looking for somewhere of having it etched. In the past I have used 3mm pinstripe tape.
Hi. I designed it on a package serif draw plus and then saved it and gave it to my mate who has a laser cutter. I am very fortunate to have access to his technology.
I rarely comment on videos on UA-cam but the introduction to this film did amuse me- so well done. I am intrigued as to where you got the wheelchair/platform bridging unit from?
Hi. Thanks. I would have to look back to at the videos in the early days for that... I got them off eBay. Not sure if the chap is still in business. It’s hand built. Fairly easy to do with plastic Card and plastic rod I’d imagine.
@@DeanPark I'm sure you have better things to do than go through videos for that info, I'll have a look on eBay and failing that get the plasticard out.
@@DeanPark Thanks for reply guessing not alot you can do about it , really enjoyed watching the bit I did , looking at getting back into 00 gauge from when I was a kid , 52 now lol , need some ideas and break down on stuff which you was doing .
That intro was tops! It really evokes those old informational films that we all love.
Yeah they were great films from a bygone era.
@@DeanPark My personal favourites are the "all new diesel locomotives" type films from the 1950s
Definitely made me smile with that intro Dave. Coming along very nicely. Cheers Iain
Cheers Iain. I enjoyed making and watching it. Over the last few days I think I’ve heard that music and voiceover over 100 times. It’s classic 1970’s British transport film!
Outstanding work and level of detail. You've got a lot of work ahead of you. Keep it up as it's an inspiration to all of us.
Hi, thanks. Yeah I’ve a couple of years+ of work to keep me busy. But it’s great fun. :-) Dave
Absolutely fabulous Update and intro Dave well done 👍
Cheers James :-)
You don’t know how much I look forward to seeing the next update. Just brilliant.
Cheers Ian. Although it prob won’t have an intro like that!, as it took me so long to do! But it was fun!
Gday Dave ,Great intro... Thanks for the work you put into that to get just right...Fantastic Video again your layout is looking Excellent, Keep up the Great work..👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺 Regards Tony
I could never fall asleep watching your videos, they are so entertaining and interesting. Great video at the start matching movement on the layout with an old video soundtrack. Thank you for taking the time to show us your layout.
Cheers Simon. Thanks for watching
Great video. What'd be cool is a road bridge (or a stone footbridge) over the tracks where those new embankments are. I regularly go spotting in Sunderland, where 3 very similar sandstone bridges cross the railway on Villette Road, Spelter Works Road, and Ocean Road, with a footbridge just further south that was demolished many years ago.
I really need to do more wiring on Ashbrooke Central to finish the job, since I've converted the inner loop to be switchable DC/DCC control but haven't wired up all the droppers to a bus wire yet.
Not ruled out a foot bridge on that curve. Good idea!
Excellent video start to finish do like the retaining wall and the wagons thankyou
Cheers Mark :-)
Totally agree..I like to sit on an idea and let it evolve, before rushing in and doing the first thing that comes to mind. Great to see a new section..cheers
Great video Dave. Loved the intro like everyone else. Like the explanation of the new section. Those retaining walls look great, though a tad expensive considering the number you need. Still, doesn’t have to be done all at once. Always enjoy your attention to detail. Thanks for sharing. Roy.
Cheers Roy. Yeah the walls don’t cheap, but it needs a wall 😆
Still remember the lines crossing the roads to the Nairn's Factories and a long siding at Den Road. Actually still remember all the factories..lol. My dad worked there for 30 odd years as a graphic designer. Great attention to detail and workmanship.
Hi rob, thank you so much for those kind words. I have a real interest in the nairns factories etc.
@@DeanPark I have a couple of books about the factories somewhere, I’ll have to look them out. I still remember getting a guided tour of the 4 metre plant when it opened, I was fascinated in how it worked even though I think I was only about ten!
Fantastic intro, well produced!
Cheers. Glad you enjoyed it :-)
Great intro Dave - I didn't know you could do impressions! ;-)
The arched retaining wall looks good, and in keeping with your other brick walls. Sometimes it's the right thing to buy an item rather than try to do it yourself. I've watched videos on photo-etch and 3d printing and the chemicals alone make me happy to pay someone else!
Yeah, if there’s not a product I’ll make it myself but these walls are just perfect!
Great update Dave. Justin is already looking into booking holiday in Monti Carlo on the back of the arches sale LOL. Looking forward to seeing the changes to the layout develope. Stay well regards Bobby'T'.
Really looking forward to these video's. Great stuff. Yes the intro was classic
Cheers. Yeah the intro was good, if I do say so myself :-) Dave
What a great intro! Amazing work look forward to the next one
it's a real credit to you.. great attention to details
Thanks :-)
Fantastic introduction - what a great idea. 👍🚂👍
Cheers. Just a bit of fun, found it really enjoyable to do, but took me ages to do, so won’t be doing it on every video. :-)
Absolute class loved the intro.
Brilliant introduction Dave. Exciting times ahead with the projects you currently have on the go. Will follow your progress with much interest. Love the new rolling stock from Accurascale, the detail is fantastic. Cheers Greg
Cheers Greg. Nice to hear from you. Glad you enjoyed it. Take care. Dave
Fantastic Into. Old 70s style. Layout looks amazing.
Cheers. Yeah I do like British transport films from the 1970’s
Having that weight on the rails made those flask run like a dream.
They did run extremely well.
It's really remarkable.
Cheers. It’s a real passion of mine :-)
Hi Dave another enjoyable and informative video. A very clever introduction really liked that. That panel looks awesome. Thanks for sharing all your ideas and skills I've learned so much from yourself and a few others whilst building my own layout cheers Andy
Cheers Andy. I’m glad some of my videos have been helpful to you. That’s a major reason I do these videos. Dave
Love the nationwide one show style intro it’s equal to everard junctions intros you 2 Are leading the way thanks
Really great update, those Accurascale wagons look very impressive. You have an amazing looking layout Dave looking forwards to seeing and the new completed scenic section when its completed.
Cheers David. It’ll take me a couple of years of hard work, but I can see it in my head now and I know what I want it to look like. Cheers. Dave
Nice update Dave the intro was on point for a British rail TV advertisment the layout is comming along well.- Nicholas.
Cheers Nicholas
fantastic video and layout update. looking forward to the next update
Cheers John.
Another brilliant episode I can certainly appreciate the level of detail you go into when laying track . Those SMS resting walls will look the part once painted and weathered. Fantastic intro Dave 👍
Cheers Kev. I enjoyed the intro too. Not sure if I can top that one going forward! 😆
Reminds me of the Films of Yesteryear. Very cool! great Job! Enjoyed the layout update.
Cheers. Yeah takes you back to the 1970’s and 80’s :-) Dave
Great introduction Dave. That retaining wall will be awesome 👏
Love this latest video, you are such an inspiration, it's so nice to have so much information on tap from you, but also nice to explore other avenues like Arduino etc. Keep up the very enjoyable good work, what you do means a lot 👍
Hi, you’re very kind. I really enjoy sharing what I am planning and what techniques are used. Comments like yours do inspire me to keep producing videos of my progress. Thanks.
Great intro to the video The BTF films are excellent full of ideas and detail for a layout as you have shown with the luggage and wheel chair ramp. I saw one on the nuke wagons in a normal freight train hauled by a Peak I believe it was an unusual sight and would not of been loaded but just another idea you could use. The storage tanks look great I bought a couple myself at one of the shows and they really are good. Changing a bit of track is the easy part the updates to the control panel like the real railway are more of a job as you found, partly the reason you find platform 0 used to save having to make a whole new panel.
Cheers. I love those films too. The work I’ve done might not look like a lot of progress at times but every job takes a few hours, and life is busy. So any progress is welcome. It’ll slow down a bit now as summer is here. Gets too warm up loft to do much. But I’ve got job lined up and I’m already gearing up for the autumn!
fantastic Dave keep it up
Cheers Robin. :-)
Love the intro Dave, made me smile and well made
Glad to hear. Makes me smile too, I really enjoyed making it.
Fantastic production Dave, most professional and interesting plans ahead! All the best, Paul
Cheers Paul.
Very nice intro, well done Dave superb video, thanks.
Cheers. I did something special for the intro. If only I had the time to do that for all of my videos! :-)
Really Great work and Great video, Dave!
Thanks :-)
coolest intro ever
I would like to see a golf course running along side the track. Great layout thank you.
Love the video and the sound track...
Great update and loved your intro well done and again thanks. Take care Kevin
Thanks :-)
Awesome introduction!
Cheers. Took me a few hours to do that! But really enjoyed doing it.
@@DeanPark It is excellent Dave. I watch all the BTF films I can to get a flavour of life in 1947-1952 England so I can model the SDJR, or at least a small portion of it. Its a adventure getting information and research doing so from Calgary, Alberta. But you had me from the opening today..the new BTF narrator….really well done!
Love this. Love Britain
Thanks. :-)
Thanks. I loved your comment 😃 thanks. Dave
Great Modelling Dave , You Are Really Methodical Regards Dave
Cheers Dave!
The intro defo gave me 1960s BR advert days was really good!! 😂 I wanted to offer a suggestion of maybe have some “engineering works” done by P-Way staff somewhere, maybe some drainage works or something. Work for Scotrail and they are everywhere at the moment so was maybe something different for you in case you hadn’t thought about it 🤗 Keep up the amazing work!
Drainage work...good idea. I’m putting some catch pits in that end of the layout...I can maybe incorporate a few workers at the track side!
Love, love, love the introduction! I wish I could do something like that, but I don't think anyone would produce a promotional film for a small, obscure industrial park in 1962-ish northwest Indiana. The closest I can get is making up stories with posed figures on my Facebook page. Cheers from Wisconsin!
Cheers Andrew. I loved making it :-)
Well done Dave layout is certainly coming along nicely. Love the details. I model earlier period of br but you are definitely an inspiration.
Cheers Gordon. Thanks for the feedback. You’re very kind. Dave
Just a very good informative, entertaining and interesting video. Regards Stephen.
Thanks Stephen. Glad you enjoyed it. Dave
Very clever introduction, Well done.
Cheers Mike. I really Enjoyed making that. :-)
That intro is something else, top work mate. Can't fault Made in Manchester models, quality of his work is superb and great prices as well, along with great customer service. He is a regular at shows especially the 0 gauge shows like the Gauge 0 Guild. Great stuff you got your hands full with the new section will keep you busy over the next few years Andy
Cheers Andy. Yeah a few years work in that! I’m not one to rush and slap dash, so it’ll keep me busy!
Made in Manchester did a great job for me.
Didn't fall asleep Dave, good video as always!
Brilliant dave
Cheers 😊
What an intro , superb!
Cheers Nathan. Was good to make, but took hours and hours! Don’t think I can top that! :-)
@@DeanPark I bet , defo worthwhile the effort mate 👍
Great video :)
Very nice intro Dave!!Just love it. Cheers Onno.
Cheers onno. I do enjoy a cool intro. Can’t do it on all my videos but I have wanted to do this one for a long time.
Wow great layout
Superb intro Dave....took me back a few years!! Love the control panel..what I have been trying to achieve for years.
Thanks for sharing Dave. Cheers, Bob
Cheers Bob. You can’t beat a British transport film!
Lovely update as usual Dave ... a classic intro as well! Good effort ... and plenty of good progress with several projects around the layout. Your woodwork skills are impressive as always. Good luck with the retaining wall build in the coming months ... as for traction, please don’t run the Class 85 ... as mine failed yesterday! Haha! Lights work fine but absolutely nothing from the motor ... so will have to send to Crewe works for a overhaul! The Class 87’s always good to watch running along with the HST’s ... 👍
Cheers. I rebuilt and cleaned my 85, pick ups were awful! Runs like a dream now. But not the best pick up design ever!
Loved the intro, great video and looking forward to the development new part of the layout. New subscriber as only just discovered your channel. Cheers Gary
Hi Gary. Welcome aboard! How did you find me?
Glad you enjoyed the video. I don’t do intros like that on every video, They take so long to do. But they are great fun and the same time. :-) cheers. Dave
@@DeanPark Hi Dave, I found you from a search I did for model railway layouts but just by chance had not seen yours before for some reason and clicked on it. Always looking at others channels for inspiration as I have been working on my N Gauge layout Westmorland for the past 12 months and had its ups and downs! Cheers Gary
Some one seriously has to much time on their hands lol. Cracking effort 😁
Haha! Yeah it took me soooo long to do. Not to be repeated or surpassed I don’t think. Dave
@@DeanPark RICHARD .......... LOL
Bloody brilliant :)
Cheers. :-) Dave
Brilliant intro.
That intro is fantastic 👏 Amazing 😊
Cheers Chris. 😊
Love the intro excellent
Cheers :-) I like making up there intros 😆
The intro was brilliant
Cheer Rob. Was a bit of fun making that!
EGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGCELLENT !!!
Greetings from Colorado.
Hi. Welcome to the channel. Glad you enjoyed it :-)
Great intro Dave.
Cheers Ron. I enjoyed making that! Sadly I can’t do these intros on every video, but I’ll pop them in now and again!
@@DeanPark the layout is coming along great too. Always interesting to know your thought process, and where you source items from.
That intro was excellent!
Took a lot of work, but I did enjoy it myself 😆 cheers.
Great update on the layout Dave its coming along very nicely
The intro was very well put together is this going to be a common occurrence now with your videos starting off with some sort of media that BR did back in the 70s and 80s
Hi, glad you enjoyed it. The intros are just a bit of fun. I really enjoy doing them but they take a long time to put together. I’ll not be doing them every video...I’ll run out of them! But now and again. I’ve been wanting to do this one for a long time.
Hi Dave another great video mate I really enjoyed it every interesting I am looking forward to see this side come to life your new wagons look great I have my 4 heljan class86/0 electric locomotives now really love them they are great running locomotive I am looking forward to the next heljam class86,/4/6 electric locomotives to come out mate goodbye for now clive in N.lreland
Cheers. Yeah I’m looking forward to the 86 in exec livery due later this year. What was your fav part of the video?
@@DeanPark hi Dave I love the start of the video really great and the part of the video on the new walling and the new track work Dave stay safe and well mate goodbye for now clive in N.lreland
That intro was magnificent!
Thanks. Was good fun to make.
Great work, great plan,looking forward to progress....cheers, Chris
Cheers Chris. Yeah lots of stuff to do, but I’ve now got a plan.
Excellent video, including the pseudo ad at the start,
Cheers. Just a bit of fun 😆
Another typically brilliant layout video Dave leaving no stone unturned. Kat@johnsonstreetIEMD
Cheers. Appreciate that great feedback :-)
Dave
And talking about people changing their minds - we are currently watching a swathe being cut through Buckinghamshire, basically relaying the old Great Central Railway, but on just significantly different enough of a route to lay waste to still more British countryside and its wildlife. In twenty years from now (or so) it will have healed back up and be just another very useful railway(?), of course, but just now we are experiencing all the joy that the Victorian public must have seen when Railway Mania hit for the first time.
Or something.
On a more positive note I used to 'enjoy' seeing an earlier version of those nuclear flasks rumbling through west London, on the line separating Stamford Bridge football ground from Brompton Cemetery. I do remember that they moved very, very slowly, but perhaps that was because of the in-city situation? I'm not sure enjoy is quite the right word, as it used to be accompanied by a slight edge of terror, but well… Beyond beautiful models once again from the team at Accurascale.
Accurascale are on top form just now! Their stuff is superb!
great video dave,especially the start, your going to need a pair of mk2 (drs logo at the mo) wagons with them flask carriers, they never go anywhere without the armed guards, see them a lot down here at devonport of late
Cheers Sean, That’s very interesting. Might be a wee project in there then! Cheers. Dave
Great introduction. And now we have "Great British Railways" - yet another way for huge private companies to further line the pockets of their investors, or indeed other 'nationalised' railway companies, at very nearly no risk to themselves and at considerable expense to the British taxpayer. Or perhaps I'm very cynical?
Hey ho, at least we can sit back and enjoy Dave's lovely version of the railways we once had - and entirely at his expense!
Yes the real railway never seems to settle! Always changing! Glad you enjoyed watching this. Always appreciate your comments. Cheers. Dave
The narration is great. Makes me want to see Britian by rail. Hey u have to get across the pond first. LoL.
Great intro and excellent content as usual.
Thanks :-) glad you enjoyed it. Dave
That is one seriously classy intro!!
Cheers, yeah I really enjoyed that one. Was a challenge to make, based on a real British transport film, ua-cam.com/video/aiwlfqLx__0/v-deo.html
Like the new look video dean park did you use Melcafe retaining wall or did you use timber
Cheers. The wall is from scale model scenery.
Nice new video like it very much.
Cheers. Thanks for the great feedback.
Great intro.
Cheers. It was something a bit different from my normal videos :-)
Hy Dave, loved the introduction, we went down to the old station at Cameron Brig last week and progress is being made on the new line to Leven. It is a real shame that the line is not going all the way around the East Neuk to St Andrews, what a crowd puller that would be with the East Neuk being one of the most beautiful places in the country.
Looking forward to your next video, I am currently building Metcalfe houses and a factory warehouse. I built the Metcalfe church last week and put in stained glass windows from a different company, Big Train Sound I think, it is very impressive when lit up. Stay safe Dave 😁
Great intro. Nice update.
Cheers. Glad you enjoyed that.
Great intro!
Great update Dave, loved the opening 60s/70s commentry. One question though the amount of adverts really upsets the viewing pleasure. I imagine this is down to UTUBE tho...
Hi Mark. Yeah they seem to swamp some of my videos with the bloody things! I’ll have to get access to my UA-cam studio and see if I can get rid of some! Cheers. Dave
those flask carriers sounded heavy as they went around the track. Looked good too.
Do you plan on putting some AGR and MAGNOX flasks because Edinburgh is not far from Torness nuclear power station, and there is Hunterston on the west coast
Hi. Yeah they are heavy but run very freely. I’ll do a full review this week. I’m not sure where I will take my nuclear trains...but that’s an interesting idea though!
love it.
Cheers
Hi Dave. Loved the intro. The paint-to-music track was great - Django Rheinhart?
Cheers. No idea who wrote it, etc. It’s called ‘morning stroll’ from the UA-cam library.
What paint and colour is used pria to adding cable trunking can u mix match wills and ten in same section like replace a T for a L
Great intro. You said you mentioned etching the panel, can I ask you where or how it was done. I’m in the process of designing mine and looking for somewhere of having it etched. In the past I have used 3mm pinstripe tape.
Hi. I designed it on a package serif draw plus and then saved it and gave it to my mate who has a laser cutter. I am very fortunate to have access to his technology.
Hi Dave,love your layout and the videos,could you possibly do a feature on your freight stock sometime? cheers.
Yeah, as in a running session or going through my freight collection?
@@DeanPark I would love to see a running session plz.
I rarely comment on videos on UA-cam but the introduction to this film did amuse me- so well done. I am intrigued as to where you got the wheelchair/platform bridging unit from?
Hi. Thanks. I would have to look back to at the videos in the early days for that... I got them off eBay. Not sure if the chap is still in business. It’s hand built. Fairly easy to do with plastic
Card and plastic rod I’d imagine.
@@DeanPark I'm sure you have better things to do than go through videos for that info, I'll have a look on eBay and failing that get the plasticard out.
Very interesting and informative but just to many ads for me , keep up the good work.
Hi, yeah, see what I’ve said about these bloody ads to a couple of others. UA-cam floods videos with the things! :-(
@@DeanPark Thanks for reply guessing not alot you can do about it , really enjoyed watching the bit I did , looking at getting back into 00 gauge from when I was a kid , 52 now lol , need some ideas and break down on stuff which you was doing .
Excellent as always
Cheers. What was your best part of the update?
@@DeanPark the class 47 with the nuke wagons
Made me laugh Intro. Your layout is getting more and more real.
Cheers. Yeah it was fun to make. :-)
Great work
Thanks