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South shields Tony is absolutely magnificent it's a work of art, truly the best scratch build I've ever seen

👌😎☕️ coffee on Tony

Thanks for this one, Tony, RUclips is certainly a growing community as far as Model Railways are concerned!

Simply lovely one of Gresley finest loco. Great camera work

Glad you had a great time at GETS. Couldn’t make it this year unfortunately but hope to next year. You got some good bargains there. Thanks for sharing. Roy.

Sounds like you had a smashing good time. Many of the You Tubers you were with ,we subscribe to them. Wish we can meet all of you in person. To me that would be a "Field of Dreams ". Bill and Janet from California

Very nice purchases, a mini build of that bus shelter would be great. Have a great weekend.

Hi Tony, no doubt Mrs Simms could be employed as a cook in the cafe and serve the plate layers with the following meals, freshly cooked near by, and delivered in a van, such as: Dinners No pizza, little pasta, Cheese pie (a 3-inch square of soggy pastry topped with a bit of melted cheese- swimming in tinned tomato juice with one tomato and a dollop of mash) Steak pie Cottage pie Three Pigs Pie (tinned sausage meat made by the Three Pigs Company) Sliced meat with gravy - beef or pork, never chicken (except perhaps at Christmas) Lamb hotpot Minced beef RIssoles Spam fritters Corned beef hash Beef stew with carrots Heart slices (with small holes in for the arteries and veins - yuk!) Liver (ox-liver so normally pretty tough) Fish cakes Fish pie or fish in white sauce (a dish whose fragrance pervaded the corridors from break-time) Cold meat or hard-boiled egg in the summer, served with salad. Vegetables - nothing exotic like peppers, courgettes, (Lumpy) mashed potato served from a large metal canister - chips rarely if ever featured Roast potatoes - but rarely Carrots or mashed carrots and turnip Butter beans Cabbage (you could smell it cooking at morning break), sprouts, all overcooked and watery Peas - tinned or mushy Baked beans Hot chopped beetroot Salad in the summer Puddings Spotted Dick and custard, served from a big metal jug with the thick skin held back by a spoon. Sponge - lemon, syrup (adored by most), apple, chocolate. Served with custard or chocolate sauce Apple crumble and custard Tart - coconut, jam, Bakewell, cornflake, syrup. Served with custard which softened the last two tarts, otherwise teeth were at risk. Currant tart (often referred to as 'fly cemetery') plus that custard again Rice pudding, semolina, tapioca (known everywhere as 'frogspawn' and universally loathed but just about edible with a dollop of jam) Fruit salad Jelly with mock cream on top Blancmange, usually pink Banana custard Prunes and custard/rhubarb and custard Baked apple and custard.

Good evening Tony yes it was great meeting you and Laura at G.E.T.S all the best my friend Stephen oh its Tame Valley ha ha

Hello Tony Sir. I know the face behind "Tony North Eastern" now. Yes great to meet you at last. Especially nice for us all to come together as one group of RUclipsrs, and nice to have a few beers together in the evening. Well worth the effort in going, sad it all happened and ended too soon, a fun time had by all. Regards Alan :o)

Hi Tony, great to meet you again this year, there was over 50 at my Meet n Greet, a new record, even though the show was quiet, compared to last year's manic show numbers. Nice bargains at Ellis Clarke's, I got several mega bargains there myself. Just shout me if you need advice on 3D printing.

Excellent purchases Tony thanks for this lovely video! Joachim

Looks like you and the other RUclipsrs had a great time at GETS, did you spend more time at the bar than around the layouts lol. Look forward to next update Tony take care regards Barry. 👍😄

Hi Tony & Mrs T., It was as usual a pleasure to meet you both on the Sunday along with all the other YT'ers there and all we can say about these shows is did you have good time and I think we can say a very big YES. More work for you to do I will watch in interest.Please keep well both of you and see you at the next one. Cheers Robert.

Lovely to see you again Tony, albeit so very briefly. Great to hear you wanting to get into 3d printing, if I can help just say.

Wish I could’ve gone this year. My mate Graham wasn’t into it. I’m hoping for next year now. Good luck on the flashing ice cream cone. ;-)

Nice purchases, Tony. It was an absolutely pleasure to meet you and dine with you. You are truly a magnificent gent, and we were honored to spend some time with you!

An interesting meeting Tony. A good time was had by all. Nice bargains and the plate layers hut is going to be fun finishing. Thanks for a good video. Have a good weekend.

Hi tony Main thing is you had a good time and you have some fabulous friends in your subscribers ect The midland Railway toad kernow had them for a 10er Keep safe ARP

Excellent bargains at Clarks stand. I picked up a hornby K1 for forty pounds.

Just looking at that still photo “look at all that track , amazing engineering “.

Great build Tony…could use an ice cream myself tbh.. It’s all in the detail…All the best Chris

Great video Tony. An excellent tip about using superglue to stiffen the paper. Thanks for sharing. Roy.

Hi Tony. What an excellent idea for a break and quick build plus a great addition for another cameo on the layout. Oh that ice cream machine and those three pin square pin plug top pin covers, luckily we get them here on the two pin Canadian plugs too … and I have been saving them! For the LED can I suggest try using a grain of wheat LED with the shellac coated copper wire, you could shove it up through a hole in the base and the wires would hardly be noticeable and easily formed, dropper resistor obvious needs to be under the baseboard. All the best and enjoy GETs. All the best Stephen

Looks like I'm up to date Tony...quite a trip.

Wow! Mr Whippy anyone?

Painstaking work, excellent stuff Tony.

A tour de force.

That's genius Tony.

Nicely done Tony.

Super Tony.

Still catching up....

Tony, I'm well behind so playing catch up lol.

They are Tungsten rods i see, I make all sorts of things from them at work.

That's so funny. 😂

Brilliant addition, Tony.

Ingenious- Awesome Detailing 🙌🏻✨

i have to keep coming back to see these running sessions. Absolutely brilliant.

What transformer do you use to power to the capacitor discharge unit? Is it the same one you used to test the points or a different one? Would love to see how you power the whole system from the mains to the overall unit. Apologies if I have missed it somewhere. many thanks for your great videos.

Hi Tony, nice little build that one, it may transfer to N Gauge one day when I get round to building some seafront scenes! Looking forward to ore on Tyne Dock Station, cheers for now, John

Two nice little additions, very neatly done , looking forward to seeing the rest of your build on the station, all the best to you and your family.

Really enjoying these little “filler” videos. That accent nearly made me spray my tea everywhere 😅. I think I prefer Luigi’s cart in the corner there - he’s-a look-a happy-a there 😁. Supports are looking great. There’ll be a national welding rod shortage soon 😉.