The Derry Road

Thanks Noel, your comments and interest are appreciated. TDR

A few more from a slight distance Still a few more trees on order to be planted/located when they arrive, then painting and detailing will start, Thanks for taking the time to view. TDR

Current update with the plastering, “all complete”. I placed a few trees on location to see how they looked, after a bit of juggling they were finally placed and each tree placed in location by tree, location number and photographed, just in case removal were to become necessary down the line, no pun intended. Here is a few pictures.TDR

I think Glenderg and Dunluce castle, hit exactly on what I’m seeking to create. TDR

Barl have you the number of the railway Modeller you got the idea from or can you show some pictures.TDR

Broithe, I don’t think I would use real water for the reasons described by Noel but thank you for your input.TDR

Fellow modellers, I'm seeking information on ways and or methods on creating a flowing river. Any info, suggestions or experiences would be helpful TDR

Looking really good thus far, keep the pics and videos coming. we'll done sir

looking forward to seeing this in October. Layout progressing well, will watch this thread with interest

Love this, pure genius, hats off to your engineering brilliance sir. TDR

Like this and well done. looks the part

Paul well done to the team for their layout and nice talking to you yesterday.TDR

Guys first class show well done to all involved with the organising and running. TDR. Also nice pics Kirley

Many thanks to all whom have commented on the progress and thank you all for your encouragement and support were given.TDR

Dave walls and tunnel mouths were obtained on eBay from Hobbies-by-Design, and thanks for your comment and interest.TDR

I was at the show yesterday and it was a superb day out. Some wonderful layouts on show and well supported by trade stands Met many friends, and had a lengthy chat with Edgar and Ian McNally (MIR) Also met Kirley and Nelson plus many others. Well done to the NDMRS for an excellent show. Roll on the Enniskillen and Dublin shows

I'll be there also on Saturday

Superb addition to your fleet Kieran, and I thought I had a lot of stock. We'll done and keep those inspirational videos coming

Thanks to all for their comments,, and Kieran, your right about the major work part, very time consuming, but the bull dozers and earth movers are gone, after this weekend (the Bangor show) the landscape gardeners and painters will be down on the layout, the sparks are still connecting up point motors and running tests along with laying cables for signals , steel erecters are also erecting off site a mollasses storage depot, and various other trades are getting their heads around the cement plant and oil storage depot positions. TDR

Thanks Dunluce Castle. I asked the manufacturer for this as he advertised others like LMS, GWR etc and he has now added these to his list for any future requests TDR

BTB the landscape was formed using polystyrene pieces cut to shape, I got this from a local furniture shop which was packaging they were discarding. Covered by bonding plaster adding PVA in the water prior to mixing. I used artist palette knives to smooth as it started to harden the knives are the cheap ones from The Works shop. I've tried many methods over the years and this to me is the best way as you can do it a small area at a time. TDR

these also

and a few more, many thanks for viewing

Hi gang, this is the latest progress on the layout with most of the scenery formed with a few parts still to touch up and complete before painting and placing trees etc. Most of the buildings are placed in their final position before locking them down after painting etc. /2uonwyc.jpg[/img]

Great layout, love to see more pics.