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Post script: I did make the hill, will need to get around to posting a pic soon. And so it remained, and trees, and hedgerows, and grass were added to it. I was never terribly pleased with my rock cuts, but I did my best. After about six months I decided I need the space in the garage more than the ...

Marvelous rake. I imagine it makes a lot of clatter on its rounds.

Two years later, still remarkable. Any new developments?

A rather late response, but I did actually settle upon the Walther's Milwaukee Affair. It has the dominating look I was after, and the 3D printed thing is rather dainty and appears dwarfed by British rail carriages. Only problem is I was stricken by sort of a malaise these past months and have not ...

"West Rotchester" came to mind, but, er, perhaps not.

I'd better get on with it. Time and tide waits for no man.

What happens when the model train muse steps out one's door? Having furiously assaulted model trains with renewed vigor
for the last two decades, suddenly the muse just up and left me. I did have the sense to pull a couple of tarps over the layouts
to protect them from the venal dust that plagues ...

KW Trams is another supplier. I have bought from him no worries. http://www.kwtrams.co.uk/products
I converted a die cast Atlas static tram using his motor bogies and have a Towerkits tram and motorising kit on the shelf awaiting build. I run the Atlas tram between a station and the town using a ...

https://i.postimg.cc/YjSTKZrS/Trolley-valiant-3.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/2VbJ3WBR/Tire-valiant.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/B8g7RcRD/valiant-october-2024.jpg

Been away too long and spending too much money on this critter, a 1960 Valiant I've been restoring bumper to bumper.
Everytime I think I ...