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Yeah, he was an MTB skipper in the med.I love his TV shows,

I came across his tv programs on YouTube a couple of weeks ago, there are loads of them, very dated obviously, but well worth a watch.

I really need to work on my photography

Scenics have now migrated to the main baseboard with the addition of a level crossing and keepers cottage, I build in a ditch as well to give a bit of 3D depth to the fairly flat baseboard, I'm reasonably happy with the look of it.

I had the privilege of seeing this wonderful little layout at Dunshaughlin, it is a wonderful example of how a layout can be small, uncomplicated and still capture the atmosphere of the period, it's lovely.

Wow, the last time I saw the mill was 1980something, that's exactly what I remember.

Indeed, there was three layouts, and no huge clouds, plenty of time to admire, talk, photograph, with a few more layouts and some more types of models of interest it will develop into a great little show, and it really supports the hobby as the people are general public and not necessarily from the model community. I'm quite excited about displaying next year.

Sounds like this might be growing legs, count me in.

That is a lovely little layout, very atmospheric

I will definitely trek 200 yds down the road.

I'm glad those decals found a good home, they look the part. Great job.

Indeed I do, no takers yet.

I love ruined buildings, that is fantastic

I really like that little yellow building, is it scratch or a kit ?

It's very hard to get animals to the right scale.