Picture of the Month - October 2020

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OK Chaps and chapesses, please make your choice for the October "Picture of the Month" here.



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One week in and this is going really well !!!

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And that mill now resides here in France Sol - to be incorporated in my layout when I get to the upper level.  :thumbs

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Don’t panic Peter, there is lots of days left in the month yet to suggest a photo  I’m sure we’ll have lots of entries as we pass the middle of the month :-)
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Here is mine for October from one of my absolute favourite layouts……Phil C's "Pen Y Bryn"




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Never used a black and white.That could be interesting.

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My nomination from Ben's Far North Line.  Superb detail!

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I am a bit worried about adding another photo and there being no outright winner, so have decided to vote for one of the three already nominated.  Well done on the choices - super photographs from super layouts (and we could all probably find another dozen from each of them…) 
Pen Y Bryn is a superb layout, and like John, one of my favourites.  Almost so good as to make me take up another hobby!  Thankfully it just acted as inspiration, even if I may not get to this high standard.  And I like the idea of a B/W photo……

And Kaiser is right, Ben's Far North has such great detail and everything always looks just right.

But my vote this month is going to….



Beautiful modelling, a super photo and a thank you for all the tips, how to's and inspiration freely given.

Michael

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Colin’s photo from Westown - Heathfield for me!

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To me, one of the delights of this "Picture of the Month" thread is looking again at the wonderful photos posted on here.  Whilst wandering back through the threads, some of them spanning several years, one is reminded of the stunning level of modelling some of our members are able to achieve.  I can't speak for others but they are an absolute inspiration to me - something very important when one models alone.  It will be years before I exhaust the supply of pictures having sufficient quality to head up this band of very lucky railway modellers.

My selection this month will come as no surprise to most of you - a scene from one of my all-time favourite layouts, John Dew's Granby Junction 1948 N. Wales - simply bursting with detail superbly modelled :






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To me, one of the delights of this "Picture of the Month" thread is looking again at the wonderful photos posted on here.  Whilst wandering back through the threads, some of them spanning several years, one is reminded of the stunning level of modelling some of our members are able to achieve.  I can't speak for others but they are an absolute inspiration to me - something very important when one models alone.  It will be years before I exhaust the supply of pictures having sufficient quality to head up this band of very lucky railway modellers.

My selection this month will come as no surprise to most of you - a scene from one of my all-time favourite layouts, John Dew's Granby Junction 1948 N. Wales - simply bursting with detail superbly modelled :





 This one will get my vote! Fantastic layout.

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That is a great choice, Peter, from the many wonderful photos posted by John.  And you are right, looking back through posts is a joy.  I have no idea how large his layout is, but his modelling and detailing leaves the impression of a vast interconnected system of different levels and architectural eras.  We could have a JD photo of the month competition just from Granby pics. And another member who freely gives his knowledge and experience.
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A difficult decision, but here we go: Ben Alders "Far north line."


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There are so many excellent photos from many superb layouts on our forum and I'm sure all will feature in the comming months for POTM, so for this month, I nominate this shot of John Dew's GWR / LMS urban landscape from Granby.

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At 6'4'', Bill is a tall chap, then again, when horizontal he is rather long and people often used to trip over him! . . . and so a nickname was born :)
 
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OK,which one do we want then?

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Alan


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You're about 6 hours too early Alan - it's still September !!

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I think I beat the buzzer, just. Granby
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And the winner, and therefore, our header picture for October is:





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Great scene. Well deserved winner!
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