Station set on the North Norfolk coast.

That's the gadget! I'll think about retro fitting maybe, at the moment it's all in a plastic container so it doesn't get lost!:):)

Cheers
Ron

A "labelled" plastic container I hope… I haven't been labeling mine and I have quite a collection after 8 years…. takes me a while to find what I want :oops:
Marty

It's the excitement of the hunt though Marty, looking through all those plastic tubs….will you find it ? Won't you ?  Did you actually have one in the first place ?? 

… AND what else is found along the way.

Yes, you are right Matt. Entertaining at the very least, not fast though.

Sorry Ron… Your thread!

Marty

It's OK Marty, never thought of labelling boxes, must start before i get too many!! :):):)

Ron

An operating day today, mostly goods traffic and trying the Pannier out.



A busy shed!



Waiting for the green light!

Cheers
Ron

Looking good Ron,

And now for the video  of the pannier in action ?. Cheers

Toto

All in good time Tom!:)

Ahhhhhh ........ Sounds like a work in progress.

Finally got a coal loader!! From a toy stall at the Classic Jaguar show locally!!



Need to build a small ramp and coal bunker now!
And a holiday maker's VW!



And for Tom:
https://youtu.be/Un2b2FrluN4
57XX into the sunshine

Cheers
Ron

Well done with the coal loader Ron. All things come to those who wait, so well done. Oh and and the Jags look terrific as well!

Bill :)

Hi Ron,

Nice smooth motion. Looks every bit the part.

Cheers

Toto

Started the coal loading area, still a bit to do but it's a start!



Cheers Ron

Could be a slight conflict of eras there but it looks good all the same

Preserved railway don't forget!! :)

Cheers
Ron

Silenced

I just can't believe how much you've done on this fabulous layout Ron! It's taken me three years to think about screwing my baseboards together!

Well done and thanks for the inspiration.

Thanks Ted, much appreciated :):)

Cheers
Ron

I can se that you took advantage of the 'free' Sydney Gardens retaining wall from Model Rail Magazine/Scalescenes… :thumbs The very clean looking New Holland front end loader needs a nice dirty wash of black over it.. ;-);-) Layout is looking good and your collection of locos has grown considerably since you started the build. Keep up the good work.

Cheers, Gary.

Thanks Gary, yes a bit of 'dirtying' to do!! I need to put a wall to the side and some sort of 'office'. They'll be the next jobs when I get back from a long weekends star gazing in Norfolk. (Next to the real Weybourne station!)

Cheers
Ron