JasonB

There were a few expletives when I noticed it earlier. It's a pain because it was on the curve. Anyway, fixed now. It's not the end of the world, it's only a model railway. There are way more important things in life.

Note to self: When the temperature hits the mid 20's Do not leave the shed door open for your track to bake in direct sunlight... Repairs now underway.

They do when they're being paid double time.

The small cutting in the embankment has now been detailed. ESB call by after a reported fault at the substation.

Agreed, it would certainly add to the scene. I did consider doing that when I fixed the wall down first but changed my mind. I still have alot of scenic work to finish on the enbabankment which will eventually cover that area along the perimeter wall.

I changed some small things by painting the ledges and doors. Blinds were also added to help with individuality. I have some more bits and pieces to add to the back gardens and I also need to place some vehicles in the driveways. Moving from left to right, each property is set back 15mm from its neighbour. It's subtle, but works well in that corner and looks more realistic in my opinion.

Some steady progress made on the residential area.

Cheers, Noel. I've alot of wagons out of service at the moment, mainly because they're sitting on my workbench partially weathered. I'm hoping to get them back running soon.

036 seen stabled on the empty cement as 054 passes light engine.

209 passes through Petersbridge station with the Belfast-Dublin morning service.

Saturday evening and 054 prepares to depart with a laden bulk cement train.

New arrival on Petersbridge this week. I've been after this locomotive for a long time. A big thanks to @WRENNEIRE for sorting me out.

Looks just right, Noel. Nice work.

Lovely job on the weathering. It's a cracking little model.