[user=606]Sol[/user] wrote:

…after a lot of "junk, etc" added into the watery areas…

…and here I am looking for old cars, shopping trolleys, bicycles, oil drums… ;-);-)  Regardless, it does looks good. :thumbs  

Cheers, Gary.

Coming along nicely Ron, looking forward to seeing it when the junk is added, it'll add a bit more character to that marshy area.

That looks marshy Ron :thumbs


Ed

Hi Members When workmates heard that I went all round the country(day trip allowing) to photograph railway viaducts and even canal aqueducts, their suspicions about me were confirmed "Complete Nutter". But the most impressive viaduct that I ever saw was at Chinley, with a Junction on the viaduct. Passed Driver

Furst class see-nicking, Ron, I can hear the moss-keetoes!

(In best Ron Summerset…)

That looks so good Ron I'm squinting looking for Crocs!  And the Viaduct looks like its been there for ever

Cheers

  Matt

a very good scene you have now Ron,am taking notes as I am about to start on mine ,
:thumbs;-):cool:

more done with new gloss varnish & that dries clear

Your making a good job of that marshy area under the viaduct Ron. Is it any good for a bit of fishing? or is that not in your plans? I'm well impressed all the same!

Hi There        Terrific, I am trying to run before I can walk, again, but I would like to incorporate a Viaduct on my layout but I must stick to my branch line plan, maybe I can Find a way round, in the background perhaps?? I would have to make a "Rock Solid" viaduct as I am so clumsy,any ideas?          Passed Driver

now varnish has dried.

The sun is shining on it !!

Looks the business Ron.:thumbs

Looking great Ron :doublethumb


Cheers


 Matt

the other side greeened up, varnish to be added then bits & pieces

Wow wow and wow

Jimmy, you missed off a 'Wow'…here, have one of mine..Wow!

Doug

"almost" finished



under one arch

That as they say Ron is a masterpiece.

Hello,




That really is rather good. well Done




Regards

Stephen