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Hi Graham, enjoying the build series it’s looking great. Would small magnets be any good for your top pieces to stop them falling?

Hi Graham, enjoying the build series it’s looking great. Would small magnets be any good for your top pieces to stop them falling?

Love it mate watched every video looks fantastic 👌🏻

Hi Graham, great minds think alike l have been building a small representation of a cement works on my layout too. Mines also blue circle l am naming it blue circle cement, Kenelm named after the flats were l live in Coventry. Thanks for your inspiration. Ron@ Willenhall Parkway.

I have thoroughly enjoyed watching all the projects you have embarked on this year. The layout looks fantastic and I can't wait to see your next video great job ATB Chris

Great job Graham, think you`ve got the balance about right, not to busy, got me thinking on a few other possibles for my layout, currently making some bits for an oil refinery.

Looks absolutely Cracking Graham, Great set of videos from start to finish, and is certainly inspiring stuff, and as I am about to start on a Quarry on my layout based on one of Tarmacs Quarries in Derbyshire. its given me some food for thought, Best Regards Colin

Looks brilliant Graham thanks for sharing the progress

Looks really great Graham. Wrapping the beam really blends it into the background. Great night look too. Hornby Dublo 4626 Pressflo Bulk Cement Wagon or Dapol B683 Presflo Wagon Blue Circle, running 1966 -1980 are available via the net too. Cheers Arthur

there are quite a few items you can't buy for the 70s and 80s construction workers is another. Yes I remember Redland, St Albans Sand and Gravel, Tarmac which I think were in Kentish Town. Great work

What a imagination you have and what a terrific job you have done. I was watching that wooden roof support and thinking it is spoiling the illusion, covering the beam has made a big positive difference. I thought the bobbin looking chimney looked wrong and reducing it was a definite improvement. One negative comment Graham when you are speaking it is difficult to hear what your saying with the trains running, so please either turn sound fitted loco sound off (if that is causing the problem) or stop trains and start them when your finished speaking. As regards adding more? sometimes less is best. So what is that imaginative mind going to come up with next? I await with baited breath, Bill.

That is awesome sir ❤

Great job on Cement/Aggregates building . Nice detailed build showing all the stages,, Looks great .. Well Done x The Bigfella x

It looks great. My thoughts on the gravel pile... If the edges keep wanting to raise up, I would glue some gravel around the bottom of the pile (no more than 1/8"), and set the pile on a sheet of wax paper, kinda squishing it down so there are no voids or gaps around the pile. After the glue dries, the wax paper should peel right off and hopefully leave a flat bottom surface around the edges of the pile. Anyway, keep up the good work, and I'm looking forward to what you come up with next.

Hi Graham, I have been following this cement and aggregate factory build, I think you have done an outstanding job, It looks so realistic , I also subscribed to your channel, thank you for sharing with us.

Well you had fears of disappointing. Your fears were unfounded Graham. As expected, it looks superb, that hard graft has paid off and I'm delighted for you, as you seem really happy with it too. Going from my very hazy memory, It looks like a mish mash of Meldon Quarry and the old Cement works that was at Ferryhill to me. Love the lighting, that night shot looks so realistic. Massive thank you for sharing Graham. Been a very enjoyable 3 part video. All the best. Mickey.

Nice work Graham, best yet! The mail yards a close second and a favourite of mine. Enjoy Potters Bar tomorrow.👍

Very realistic Graham ,a nice blue circle livery shunter would look great in the sidings mate All the best Mark 😊😊

Great work Graham. You've done brilliant job, I like the way you built up the plant with different components. The weathering shows up well and the night scene looks just right. Cheers, Karl

Pure genius! Have enjoyed watching you construct your cement works. Many thanks👍

Ow, on behalf of all American cement mixers, ouch!!

Guy big j that's what the truck is

Well in my opinion, that looks absolutely fantastic, The positioning is perfect Graham, Hats off to you. Another superb addition to the layout, 👍🏻👌👏👏ATB Stuart

Wow! Finally got round to watching the trilogy of the cement works , absolutely brilliant mate, looks amazing and a credit to your ability and vision, enjoyed that ! Cheers Darrell

Thank u, u gave me the confidence to do the hardstanding around me diesel depot😁👍

Absolutely brilliant!.....even though I model in n gauge is great to see scratch building content.....I am also a keen scratch builder so appreciate the time effort and the head scratching to get it to fit in.

looks awesome sauce

Graham looking good couple of points to note on the concrete aprons the edges would be square and vertical as the concrete would have been cast against formwork, along the back you have sloping concrete which is almost impossible to construct given the fluidity of wet concrete. Presumably the concrete is there to run vehicles and the like on which you would not be able to do with sloping concrete.

It looks fantastic. Well done! Maybe surround the Blue Circle roof with a handrail? I see at least one ladder on the roof so people are intended to access the roof area. H&S might shut you down otherwise.

And then i see you have done it .

Hi Graham. The more I keep looking at this build the more I think that if the wooden beam was the same colour as your back drop . Then it might blend it in better. Just a suggestion and an idea for you think about .

Amazing video mate once again only question I have are you sure that's the wife's roller 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 look forward to next one your details and layout is amazing 👏

BRILLIANT ❤

Hi Graham, This just shows how a little lateral thinking can turn something that doesn’t work into something that works better than if you hadn’t made the mistake in the first place! 😅 Let’s face it, very few larger structures are ordered and logical. It’s as though you have created your own rehash of history, like where lines are abandoned and then realigned to work better, but they still have tone old footprint. The builders didn’t start with a blank canvass, they had an area to work around and repurpose like in reality 😎 I think you should make more mistakes personally 😜Cheers mate 👍 🍀 🍻

Love it ❤