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Photo of the station is just amazing, with light falling on to the platform. Blown away! (Apart from the missing flashing of course) Great stuff again Alan

Excellent Patrick, lovely work. Great to see photos- photos I can see, videos not at all. Oh and I think you are in the states too long, referring to timber as "lumber".

Thanks @Noel. Glad you like it

Yes, the cowgregation really liked it. Cue @Patrick Davey , king of the puns

Late? Ah shur it's only ELEVEN YEARS !

Thanks lads. Happy to have it finished . Might ballast the rest of the yard next. Sigh...............

Hope not. Tried to get rid of that last pic 3 times and it is still there. I dunno.................

Finally done with the cattle dock...................... And here it is in place, with some paying customers

Sorry @airfixfan, not this time. The rain was bouncing three feet off the road, it was falling so hard. Maybe next time...........

Passed Moyasta on Sunday on my way home from (a very wet) Kilkee. Sad to see it looking so bare now. Still, as they say , the locos "are gone to a better place".

It's a bad lookout when you have to start thinking about legal action regarding what should be just a relaxing, enjoyable hobby. Hope it all works out for you @jhb171achill. Hope I never end up in that pickle.

Tell it like it is. He is a shyster. Wouldn't fancy ordering a fitted kitchen from his new "company". In fairness , paying total amount up front is just asking for trouble. I made and fitted a kitchen for a lady who had done just that- paid up front, and the guy who was doing it was never seen again. She then wanted to pay me up front as well. Some people never learn. I had to persuade her to only pay me a deposit until kitchen was in and she was happy with it. Hmmm..........I'm a cabinet maker/joiner......... Maybe I should start a baseboard business. Maybe not though.

They couldn't be married, Alan. They would never look at each other like that if they were

Or use a heavier piece of wood for the lever so it never warps or changes shape. Neat piece of work

Hi @Darius43. I use the same method for glazing, but use perspex with "tape" already covering the surface. Cut and paint then. Have to hand it to you though, I am nowhere as precise as you. Need a sharper knife methinks (and a lot more patience). Yours look great.