RedRich

The BR GSV would make the most sense as there is the Weedspray coach that is needed to complete the Weeds pray wagon set.

I'd definitely take some. I love the 141-181 MM models and the prototypes were and are still my favourites. Let me know how you get on and how many sets could be produced. I always regretted not getting any of the Appleby Models buffers. Rich,

My 3 pack of Ivory Bubbles arrived on Tuesday. They are an amazing model so much detail. The parts diagram shows how many actual parts go into producing the model. Price wise it looks a bargain. Rich

Looking at these photos and having seeing them close up over the decades it really shows how amazing the IRM bulk cement wagons are. It is important for former rolling stock now scrapped to have at least one of each type preserved for historical purposes.

Lovely job on the cravens Jason they really are a great coach model and have really stood the test of time. A few mixed rakes of cravens and park royals from IRM will look amazing. Rich

They look the business. I'll definitely be having some. Not my era but I can't resist them.

They look amazing such a unique and complex design but you nailed it.

Haven't had a look at the Junction in a while. Excellent scene's as usual Noel. Rich,

Lovely job Jason they look great. I'd imagine the real ones were heat shrink wrapped. The decals are fantastic. Rich

That's a great build Eamonn it runs great. Look forward to seeing more progress

I remember seeing some pics of an unbuilt kit Dave and would have loved one. The 201 was a DJH kit iirc.

It's been sometime since a model design, build, and finishing off with paint and decoration has truly been as amazing as this is. I agree when the hobby becomes a job it ceases to be a hobby. Rich,

Watching this now amazing work and dedication to all concerned.

Excellent work and a very well thought out kit. There is something about a brass or nickle silver model that looks amazing, it almost seems a shame to paint it.

They are Jason 4104 in particular. I always believed the Cravens set the bar but it has been raised higher now.