BrushType4
Western Thunderer
The weighbridge and the buildings do make a good scene. I don’t think anyone would question that it’s all to close. Who has the space to model real distances?
Rugby? Wot's that?I'm only going to Carrog for the Welsh Cakes, don't care much the company haha.
Hope you can make it Larry.
I wont mention the R U G B Y, haha.
Rugby? Wot's that?
I can imagine you snaffling all the welsh cakes and then going home ha ha. The November meet has come around so quickly. Are we all O gauge now?
I'll see what I can do - and hope it doesn't all go pear shaped!I'm sure if you started a wagon/rolling stock thread now the forum administrators will be able assist by moving the relevant posts to it for you.
If we've missed any posts just let us know.Wow, thanks.
Progress with wagons will continue on the new 7mm Corwen Wagons W.B. thread from here on.
Rugby? Wot's that?
I can imagine you snaffling all the welsh cakes and then going home ha ha. The November meet has come around so quickly. Are we all O gauge now?
Thanks. When you say you will be building a large 4mm layout once down Souf, do you mean a Southern layout or are you going to live down souf?
Andy, making a move back to Hampshire is a brave one and I wish you well. Mary and I moved early enough (1965) to start a new dynasty in North Wales and so this is where our main 'family' is.
I am guessing you will be building a 4mm/00 layout in your garage down sarf. If your garage is a part of your house then it will be snug in winter. A garage in isolation (like mine) is the last place anyone would want to spend time in even in summer.
Keep well and good luck,
Larry