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denis poyser
02:19 PM on October 27, 2009
Whilst searching for ideas on which free website to take advantage of I came across yours.
I think you have a well planned site and enjoyed browsing.
I especially like the page on weathering.
I will eventually weather my stock, I agree with you, weathering completes the illusion .
I think you have a well planned site and enjoyed browsing.
I especially like the page on weathering.
I will eventually weather my stock, I agree with you, weathering completes the illusion .
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Ian Browne
07:30 PM on September 29, 2009
I am very impressed by these layouts, there is a great deal of authenticity and care in presenting the models and layouts. They are quite realistic settings. I am quite new to this hobby and still experimenting and have landed on Fn3 scale but the 16mm guage looks very good. Keep up the good work. Ian.
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Keith Young
04:33 AM on September 17, 2009
I've just found your website via a posting on the 16mm e-group and want to say how much I enjoyed it; thank you for the weathering info and tips, they'll keep me away from other chores for quite a while!
Regards,
Keith Young
Regards,
Keith Young
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Kristian Ditlev Frische
06:13 AM on September 16, 2009
You have the greatest garden railway I have seen so far. I love the atmosphere. The layout, the "untidynes" and the weathering gives me the impression that this railway could be for real. I can easely imagine the life that goes on along line.
I am dreaming of getting a garden railway like yours one day.
I first met your railway in "Garden Rail" and would love to read more about it some day...
Best whises
Kristian, Denmark
I am dreaming of getting a garden railway like yours one day.
I first met your railway in "Garden Rail" and would love to read more about it some day...
Best whises
Kristian, Denmark
Chris Eisner says...
Andy: what a superd garden railway and a delightful film too. An inspiration to us all! Many thanks for sharing this creation and I am inspired to do more having dabbled for many years: interested to know best places to pick up second hand wagons etc.? Cheers Chris
Thanks for the kind comments Chris. I look for 2nd hand goodies at the Agm and Redhill shows on the second-hand stands .................plus Ebay. In addition items sometimes get put up for sale on the e-mail groups.
Andrew
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Chris Eisner
01:15 PM on June 11, 2009
Andy: what a superd garden railway and a delightful film too. An inspiration to us all! Many thanks for sharing this creation and I am inspired to do more having dabbled for many years: interested to know best places to pick up second hand wagons etc.? Cheers Chris
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Garry Martin
07:09 PM on May 17, 2009
Well you have inspired me to have a go at weathering , I'm off to take the plunge. ( on some cheapo Hartland stuff first )
Cheers Garry
Cheers Garry
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Andrew Coward
04:20 AM on May 14, 2009
Don Upton says...
I really envy your green garden. Here in Western Canada it is impossible to achieve that effect in a garden railway. Are those little "stock" cars from a kit? If so would you share the name of the kit. Cheers, Don (Calgary)
I bought them 2nd hand Don and then did some work on them. I believe that they are the P & J Models ones. See this link to KGR who stock them and who give more details. thanks for your coments,
http://www.kgrmodels.com/
Andrew
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Don Upton
07:50 PM on May 09, 2009
I really envy your green garden. Here in Western Canada it is impossible to achieve that effect in a garden railway. Are those little "stock" cars from a kit? If so would you share the name of the kit. Cheers, Don (Calgary)
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Stacey Baker
04:32 AM on May 02, 2009
Hi, I really enjoyed your site and the railway, some excellent and inspirational modelling, would you mind if I added a link to your site on my site www.wfvr.webs.com ? You can contact me on the site or by e mail at melnstace@bigpond.com Thank you. Stacey
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