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I'll be there, great news.

what proof of purchase do you need?

That looks super. Are the seats white? or is it just the light.

When i sprayed a coach the paint bled under the tape, i think because it

was enamel paint mixed with thinners, so the acrylic may work better.

That's looking good.

I know, i have been tempted to stop myself.

Looks very neat, well done.

When i use masking tape there is always some paint gets under the tape.

I seen two on Monday sitting at York Road Depot side by side.

They do seem to get used on a regular basis.

This is going to be very good. The buildings look great.

Looks great. I must get up there soon.

Super pic's, thanks.

Lovely pic's, nice viewpoint. I like the railcar.

Did the steam drivers change over to driving diesel loco's?

It must have made a big difference to their workload.

Love the weathering, it does turn a plastic model into something more real.

You will learn as you do more.

BTW i believe that you can't mix thinners with acrylic paint, just use water.

Also with acrylic wash the airbrush with warm water.

Beautiful work.

Can i ask what colour of blue did you use? it looks so good.

Yes it is so good and realistic.

That all looks very nice and neat.

I like the drivers, it is hard to get good modern ones.

How about using a piece of plasticard and scribe the paving lines into it,

Then paint it grey.

The Javis ballast looks perfect so does the grass.

Where did you get the brake van? it's beautiful.

Very nice vid, i wonder if Arran could do some IWT containers.

The vans look great and nice weathering, i think one or two brown vans help

to break the grey up a bit and even some open wagons.

Looks pretty good, now how about a bit of dirt on the loco.

Very nice models and the scenes look so real.

Yes they are very nice.

Good to know.

I think the fine ballast looks best.

Nice to see the wagons getting attention and not left to rot away.

Must get up there to have a nosy this year.

that's great lads, many thank's for your time, this will be a big help.

Thanks for the info.I am looking for a good picture of the back end,if anyone would

have that it would be a big help.

I am not trying to be too perfect with it but something close will do.