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Cheers I will stick to my Austrian NG for now then!!

Ulster Aviation museum? https://www.ulsteraviationsociety.org/

Thanks Uli for taking the time to send those links! Was looking for a small branch line Terminus station so will have a trawl through those for sure. Plan to have a small stud of DR locos, Might look at including a HOe line but the 99 are too pricey really but we will see!

Some lovely scenes there Uli. those 99 locos are bloody lovely, except for the asking price! That station building is that Laser cut? Is there a Website for same, Looking for a branch line Prussian one myself but the plastic kits options are not that great. Any chance of a few Videos of the action?

Corr nice to see something a different. Lovely jubbley.

Modelbahn Union has some nice offers right now. just bagged an O Gauge B4 with sound for €236. Dapol manors €109 notes / Sound €210 https://www.modellbahnunion.com/e-vendo.php?shop=modellbahn-union-en&a=offer So tempted.

Fab article with some fine photographs.

good shots and story, Sadly the "work" laptop wont let me watch the vids. Love that Swiss Elok at the buffers Had to look to see if someone kayaked over those falls and of course someone had!

That look like a fine job JHB. you must be well proud of that one.

Thank god it was not a Bulleid engine. I was only thinking I would love an O gauge one. Pity someone does bang out a few more tank engines, A P Class or an 02 would be lovely to go with the Dapol Terrier and would not break the bank either. I expect most of these will be stuffed and mounted!

Spoilsport!

Damn never heard of the "sneeze" mountain until last week when a You Tube Channel I watch from time to time with some interesting subjects featured it. Looks like you had a lovely adventure Leslie.

When's the next train back?, Never packed my togs. looks great Patrick.

Stíl tipping away on the layout and located some of the out of production Digikeys light bars in France so decided to continue with installing some more lights These coaches were designed to have the current from the track go though some metal weights at each end using Roco designed pick ups which would mean a pretty simple process of installing the light bar by just popping on the pick up plate, opening the roof and screwing in the contacts for the lighting strip into each of the top of the metal weight and bobs your uncle but could not locate any of these as they seem not to be made any more... Nice idea to made some etches and light bars as a pack to sell