These are modern day Llandrindod Wells but you can see the underlying Victorian architecture hasn't changed too much. I think that the cream bricks were probably imported after the railway arrived in the town to give the buildings a more refined image in keeping with a genteel spa town. They make for an interesting contrast with the red/orange bricks.
© David Meaden

Beautifull - now that Stanley knife is DEFINATELY coming out!!

Thanks David,Very useful pictures for those modelling from 10,000km away. Inspired me to check out the town with  Google street view :thumbs

The type of buildings that inspires Wayne Williams to tackle.

Thanks for taking and posting these photos. It's a lovely collection of buildings, window styles and the way the street curves, would certainly make an interesting model.

Cheers
Trev

Some very good photo's there, with a splendid variety of windows there are, plenty to get on with thats for sure.