Patrick Davey

Excellent idea - charity cards, raising £ for my next layout! Genius!!!!

I have been looking for this for a while, but I have eventually found a very simple to use app which turns photographs into paintings, so needless to say I’ve been having fun this evening! The app is called ‘Waterlogue’.

Would be good to see the distinctive circular (ish) swimming pool in the layout!

Speechless

Lovely stuff JB!!

S T U N N I N G

Lovely stuff!

Just amazing

This just gets better and better!

Grenfell Morton was the author of the first Irish railway book I owned, and it probably played a major role in kickstarting the obsession!

Very kind words thank you Damien! And your geography is spot on! The very mountain indeed

Magnificent Alan!!

Love how the vertical face of the platform changes, suggesting a later extension. Superb!

Excellent progress - enjoying this one!

I have recently updated my YouTube channel with a new name: 'PD Model Railways' (was up all night thinking that one up) because the previous name 'Brookhall Mill' is now redundant since BHM found a new home. Feel free to check out the channel and give me a follow Here's a new video I have just made for the channel, about the Knockloughrim diorama - I hope you enjoy!

Nice views of YR signal cabin - a very distinctive structure!

Fabulous!

I'm feeling totally spoilt these days - I have also just received this very nicely finished open wagon in 5.5mm scale from @Galteemore of this parish, a very much appreciated contribution to the steadily growing Ballycastle Railway rolling stock roster!! Many thanks David and my apologies to you in anticipation of having to repaint it into Ballycastle bauxite sometime soon, and covering up all your excellent weathering..... A special shout out to @leslie10646 who brought the wagon across the Irish Sea for me!

Alan @Tullygrainey here are your next two projects!

Just received this very tidy brake carriage body from a member of the 5.5mm Society - more to come too! Looking forward to getting it decorated into Ballycastle Railway livery and sorting a 4-wheel chassis, this vehicle is actually very similar to BR stock.

Magnificent!

The wooden shelter looks phenomenal - this is a cracking project

Indeed Kevin - lovely video!

Presumably these vehicles would have worn a plane livery.

Today is the 50th anniversary of the cessation of rail services at Clogherhead. Here's some footage of the final train movements from that day. https://youtu.be/9uHlgIWTSiE