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@@JerseyBill-x9r Thanks JB. It is all coming together step by step. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

@@clangerbasher Haha... Earlier even 😅 These girls are from the late 1950's, early 60's. Thanks for watching and commenting. Appreciated 👍

@@monsvillerailways5736 😄

@@GettingBackonTrackwithSteve Thanks Steve. I'm on a schedule to release 2 videos a week on progress, so it's time to get busy. Pretty happy with progress thus far. Hope you and Roxy are well. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

@DYLINGTONMODELRAILWAY Thanks James. They certainly are improving the appearance. Get well and thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

@@monsvillerailways5736 I've got a church to finish building once I feel like it 😁👍

You better get better so you can finish it and share it with us to see 👍😅

@monsvillerailways5736 I will share it when I've finished it. I don't think it will fit on my layout that I'm building, and Dylan is only having things on his that he has built. So maybe it will go on a diorama eventually. Right off to bed now 😴 😁👍

Thanks James. Slower progress now it is down to detailing. Next video was.out a few hours ago. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

@monsvillerailways5736 it's the little bits of detailing that take the time. I'm trying to catch up with everything on here, I've been a bit under the weather for the last week 🙄😁👍

@DYLINGTONMODELRAILWAY oh no James. I hope that you are on your way to revovery. Thanks for letting me know. Stay safe and get well soon.

@monsvillerailways5736 Thank you. Yes, I'm heading in the right direction now. Back to modelling soon 🤞I hope 😁👍

@DYLINGTONMODELRAILWAY Best wishes for a speedy recoveryv🤞

@@ModelRailwayShed Thanks Deano. Being squashed in between the Garage Project Layout and the wall means that the reduced space restricts the use of the Gimbal. It may be better on other layouts where you can set a train running so are less focussed on othet things. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

@@newlynnrailway Thanks Clive. For such a small layout it is proving to be quite interesting to work on and run. Not enough space for the Gimbal here I suspect. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

@@anthknill Thank you Anth. Slower process now the detail is the focus. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

@@4everdc302 Thank you. That is interesting feedback about the Gimbal. 👍 I was thinking that it may be useful for the other layouts, but because the Shelf Layout has such reduced space it really has limited use here. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

@@stephencameron4032 Hey Stephen. So glad that you are enjoying the development journey. It is coming together, but the detail is a slower process. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

@@ModelTrainOutsider Thanks Anthony. The detailing is the slower part. Having said that, the Spillway Bridge turned out quite well with subtle rust hints and the first attempt at adding surfacing looks surprisingly good too. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

@@anfieldroadlayoutintheloft5204 Thanks Lee. Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

@@johnbanicki7232 Thanks John. Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

@@JerseyBill-x9r Haha.. JB. Clive? Nope. Mon from Monsville Railways, or... Mon's Railway Village 👍

@@monsvillerailways5736 LOL

@@JerseyBill-x9r Thanks JB. I must say that I'm pretty pleased with progress so far. The Tank is a French designed model that was going into production at the start of WWII. I got a box of military vehicles when I bought the base board that then was developed into the Garage Project Layout (the one beside the new Shelf Layout). Thanks for your ongoing support and for watching and commenting. Really appreciated. 👍

@ How about that it is a Char B1 one of France's best tanks. Sorry I do like tanks.

@JerseyBill-x9r thats it. I had forgotten, but i had looked up the history when i got it a year or so back. Let down by its temporamental motor from memory apparently. Glad you liked it JB 👍

Thanks Pete. I appreciate your kind words. Slower progress this last week because the heat has been pretty intense. Lots of detail still to model. Hi to Su. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

@@MIKELANETT120 Hi Mike. Yes, I am pretty chuffed with progress. It is a bit slower work to add detail, but quite satisfying. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated. 👍

Thanks Dave. The lighting certainly adds a certain mood to the layout. The LED lighting over this layout is not controlled yet, but when it is I can start changing the mood more. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated. 👍

Thanks Anthony. The heat here this week has slowed progress unfortunately. You can do a lot with a bit of Paint, PVA Glue, greenery and patience. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated. 👍

Thanks Anth. The heat has been pretty intense this week, slowing progress. The adding detail stage is always slower than the actual build process. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated. 👍

Hi Clive. Certainly not VB. I brew a 50% Wheat, Hoppy Pale Ale. The style is known here as Australian Wheat Beer or XPA (Xtra Pale Ale). It is very refreshing on a hot summer day. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated. 👍

@@monsvillerailways5736 My homebrew go to was a citra wheat beer basic german recipe with citra hops

Thats it. Citra and Galaxy Hops combined give a great citrous hit. The Galaxy helps the Citra as Citra tends to drop off quickly and Galaxy seems to prop it up. Pacific Ale is another name for the style. Have a great week

Thank you. Yes indeed. All those Points close together will certainly keep the Signalman on his toes. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated. 👍

Thanks Deano. Progress has been slower this week because of the heat. The Rock Abutments are a pretty easy item to make. Just remember when you're using your hot wire cutter that ridges and fine bumps are good to highlight. Layering paint and a bit of greenery and you you are done 👍 Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated. 👍

Thanks Peter. Progress has indeed been enjoyable. The heat has slowed this a bit this week though. Thanks for watching and commenting. Much appreciated. 👍

Thanks Dwight. The Rock abutments are very easy to create. Hopefully my guide on how I make them is of interest. The layout is certainly taking shape now as the detail grows. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated. 👍

Thanks so much. Glad you are enjoying the progress. Next video out soon. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

Thanks Anth. From nothing to a presentable and functional layout in 2 weeks proves that it can be done. More detail to follow now the main Shelf Layout is opperational. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

@ took me two years to put track down 😂. Looking forward to the next one. 👍

@anthknill Wow. Two years? 😳 The Shelf is up and running with painted backing boards in two weeks. I'm not patient enough to have no track down. Have a great weekend.

@ just kept buying stuff 😂. In a way glad I did as you can’t get certain things now. Same mate enjoy your weekend 👍

Thanks James. A functional and presentable layout in 14 days, in a limited space with a limited budget. This shows that a layout should be achievable to all. The Barrels are more likely to be Beer than Custard 🤔😅 Thanks for watching and commenting. Have a great weekend. 👍

@monsvillerailways5736 they could be barrels of Whisky Custard 😁👍

@DYLINGTONMODELRAILWAY unlikely on my layout James 🤔😅

@monsvillerailways5736 Well, you never know. Maybe one day there'll be some of Dylington's finest custard on there somewhere 😂 have a great weekend 😁👍

Many thanks JB. The Journey Continues. I guess that the first stage was to get a presentable and functional small layout working in just two weeks. Now that is achieved the next stage is adding detail. Thanks for watching and commenting. Much appreciated 👍

Thanks Darryl. The mood definitely changes with the colours and each has a different vibe. Certainly worth playing with. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

Thenks Deano. In certain light the joint is obvious. But with the overhead LED light it is quite well hidden. I'm pretty happy with progress for sure. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

Thanks Clive. Two weeks of videos showing two weeks of layout build. It really has come together quickly, yet is presentable and functional. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated. 👍

Thanks David. The Layout is built for my Hornby Dublo Train collection but the Track Side items and scenery are as you say, a blend of what I can pull together cheaply. It makes the point that if you have limited spare space and limited budget, you can still have a layout. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated. 👍

Thanks Anthony. That's exactly what I'm aiming at. The initial build is both presentable and functional in only two weeks with limited space and budget. The storage shelf and drawers were almost as expensive as the shelf layout build. I've tried to show that there is no excuse for not having a layout. 🤔 Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated. 👍

Thanks so much. It really has developed quickly and yet is still presentable and functional. You could stop developing it there and still be happy with it. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated. 👍

Thanks Lee. Have a great week.

@@Big_Friendly_Giant Thanks so much. A quick build that has come together better than expected. Thanks for watching and commenting. Much appreciated. 👍

Thanks so much. If you've got it, use it. Just an experiment as I never know what viewers are intetested in. Update coming soon. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated. 👍

@@delphjunction1168 Thanks Pete. The Insulfrog Points for DC runnong are such a big help. More fun than I had expected to be honest. Hi to Su. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

Hi Anthony. Running Trains for entertainment value is still Running Trains. 🤔😅 I've never tried shunting before, but did find it entertaining to my surprise. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

Thanks Dwight. A bit of fun had making this video. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

Hey Janes That may be correct or maybe just wishful thinking 🤔😅 And yes, quite entertaining. More so than I had originally expected actually. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

@monsvillerailways5736 Maybe I was hallucinating 😁👍

@DYLINGTONMODELRAILWAY Quite possibly 🤔😅

Thanks Digger. Glad you liked it. First time I've had a go at shunting and it was more fun than I had expected. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍

Hi Clive. Yes indeed. It even surprised me how much fun it was in fact. Thanks for watching and commenting. Always appreciated 👍 Have a great week