Thanks Evan.

Coal loading area with three new figures.

Done it again haven't you. Great modelling.

That is a great scene. And a lot of work and skill, I am sure.

Cheers
Evan

Thanks, most of that was done at least twenty years ago!

That scene blew me away when I first saw it some time ago Phil.  It's no less impressive second time around and I love the scenes you create with the figures - they look so realistic - this one could easily be a photograph.

Thanks Peter :)

Dobson hydraulic roof props made from plastic tube, wire and card ready to be dropped into a Pen-y-Bryn cameo.

Nice job Phil. Those props really look the part with the shiny looking rams.

Thanks Pete, I just left the steel wire bare.

Ha ha, so simple.

I was about to ask how you'd done the rams Phil.   :thumbs    When you said you'd used wire, I'd imagined copper cable.
Looking at those, it's clear to see where your day job comes in handy ….

They look fantastic.  :doublethumb

Thanks both Peters' the wire was from those spring loops that hold LED round ceiling lights in place, they are coated with a sort of nickle which is just right for the prop rams.

So you've now got ceiling lights hanging by the wires.  :)

Yes…but that's up in my studio…where my wife hardly goes  :shock:

Getting props ready for repair.

Well that's the next 6 months of Picture of the Month sorted…….

Brilliant modelling Phil - and equally good photography.  :thumbs

Thanks Peter  :lol:

Brilliant cameos Phil......I do admire your attention to detail, each scene connects to the next seamlessly....I can spend forever trawling Pen Y Bryn

Yes, Phil, once again super modelling and photography.  There is so much to take in and enjoy, and to learn from, especially the way scenes are composed.  Wonderful!
Michael