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Hi,

Looking good - especially like how the embankment and backscene blend together so nicely.

During a rare business trip to Great Yarmouth yesterday, I spotted a pair of very filthy Class 66's idling away in one of the platforms...…..at least we now know where the dirt from track cleaning goes !...….

I agree it looks like the JST micro connector and for sure there are jumper cables readily available for same, but equally it could also be any one of many other similar connector types from many other manufacturers eg TE/AMP or Molex etc...... are there any markings on the connector ? Cutting the w...

Surely an extension cable must be available for such situations ?...... if not you can perhaps make you own with a pair of matching male and female connector and a length of suitable cable...... if you can post a picture of the connector I can try to help identify the type etc

No longer for sale - thanks

As I redefine the era(s) that I want to run on my layout, I find that I have a few items of rolling stock which will not apply...….one such Item is a new Bachmann Windhoff MPV...…..this has never been run and is DCC ready, comes in new condition with detail pack and a very tidy box...….average price...

As I redefine the era(s) that I want to run on my layout, I find that I have a few items of rolling stock which will not apply...….one such Item is an almost new Hornby Class 31 (31233) in Network Rail Yellow...…..this has hardly been run and is DCC fitted with running lights, comes in great conditi...

Wish I could walk the dog(s) tomorrow morning, but sadly today we had to make that heart wrenching decision to put to sleep Daisy our 14 year old Basset Hound.......she was the loveliest dog from the first day to last, but she had just had enough and it was time for her to rest. Been through this a ...

Hi - this is something that is still on my to-do list, so many thanks for the insights...... these look good and certainly give me food for thought - thanks

Hi - looks really interesting with lots of potential........ the only advice I would offer is to try to resist the temptation to have too much track ( not sure I followed that advice myself but that is part of learning), as it is the scenery that transforms things and the best layouts I have seen ha...