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im not an N gauge modeller but I really like this layout! Fiddle Yards are such a key piece in my mind! Subscribed

Thank you for the details. Im from the Caribbean so the UK links aren't working for me. Can you give me some details of what I should be looking for in terms of specifications? If you have US links, they will work for me

Thank you so much. It is exactly what I’m going to do in my layout. You explained very well . Good job

Where did you get the terminal block from thanks 👍👍

The only video on lights i have understood Excellent video Sir !

Thank you found this video very helpful and on a level I understand. I do have one question and that is the device that you run the station wires into if you were to fill all twelve ports with lights would you be have to purchase another power supply or can you some how keep adding more of the device that the wires go into by using one positive and one negative port and still be able to use a toggle switch. Many thanks

Excellent, this will certainly be very helpful over the winter :)

How do you find that the unifrog points perform? I have an 08 that struggles on some the electro frogs I currently use. Woudyou say that the unifrog ones are better than a DCC wired electro frog? Tia. Loving all your videos by the way 👍

I found your video very informative and clear. Well done, and that label printer is brilliant, so I've ordered one. Alan

Splendid work Geoff as usual. Good to see you back 👍

Did you ever have any problems with those legs from ikea. Thinking of using them.

Really good bit of work Geoff 😊

Nicely done Geoff 👍🏼

Welcome back Geoff the layout is looking great 😊

Smashing video Geoff.......When I did my wire fencing, I threaded all the posts on first and bent the wires at the ends a little (to stop them falling off) Then placed them flat near where they were to be positioned and did exactly the same as yourself using cocktail sticks to make holes. Glued them in position, trimmed end wires (after supergluing). It was very much easier and quicker to do it this way. Hope this helps. All the best.

Great work Geoff! Looking forward to the next! Cheers, Karl

Some good progress Geoff, the bridge and barn look great. look forward to the next vlog.

It's always a good day when there's a new video from you Geoff. I love the barn. It looks great and really adds to the scene.

looking good

Looking great 👍

2yrs ago wow looks like I got some binge watching to do, strange how it never showed up as recommended 😞. Still found you now and subbed and liked

Hi Geoff. Just found your video, really helpful. I find Gaugemaster backscenes do lose their bubbles after a while but ID Premium are superior. One issue I have is when I start attaching the roll to the board by the time it gets to the end I find there is a slight incline in the paper which isn’t really noticeable but once it’s stuck it’s stuck!!! I try to use the ends and base of the ply as a guide but it always ends up slightly not level!!!

Great video helped me a lot

This is a really helpful video - thank you. I'm building a Scalextric track rather than a model railway but this really helped get a good understanding of the items required and the configuration. Thanks!

Best tree video I've seen on youtube fantastic work

Just came up on my feed…what an awesome video, informative and entertaining! I’ve subbed. Cheers, from Canada 🇨🇦

Great job ,fab layout ,just starting my n gauge layout so your video has helped me a great deal so thanks for posting 👍🏼

where do you get your junction box

Great video! Did you just cut the grooves for the Faller system with a hobby knife into the card? Cheers, Dan

Thanks great video where did you get your label printer from

What a very interesting and informative video. Thank you Geoff for sharing your skills and knowledge. Very professional

Looks really good mate ...look forward to seeing the finished scene ..got me wanting some rock faces on my layout now

We just had a water clinic at our local MR group and no one showed us this method. What a great tutorial. I'm going to use this for the streams on my layout. Thanks.

Really enjoyed that, great progress! ❤

Hi Geoff another great update it’s looking really great kind regards Duncan

Looks great Geoff, the idea of making the cottages low relief, is similar to what I done, on the shopping precinct area of my layout, when I made a Gaugemaster fordhampton supermarket low relief, and rebranded it as a co-op. BTW what's the short piece of music you used at the end of the video? I'd be keen to use it for the opening and closing titles of my updates, eventually!

Looking very nice Geoff. I’m debating a small stream on my new layout so the resin you used will be of interest. With your Dapol masts, it’s good you’ve added the wires too. A detail pretty much everyone leaves out are the feed and return wires that go on the outsides of the masts. Have you considered adding those to finish them off? Some thin black thread should work well

Looking good Geoff. Nice to see you’ve took the plunge and upscaled!

Great update, Geoff, really helpful tips, like the clingfilm. The scene is turning out great. Thanks, and all the best.

Fantastic work and glad to see you posting again! The scenic work was nice to see developing and painted! TOp marks all around!

Hi Geoff that's looking really really good mate. Love the rocks (colours are great), the bridge blends perfectly and you've done a fabulous job on the cottages. It'll look great with the trains running along the scene cheers Andy

good update vid thanks lee

Great update Geoff, great to see you back and at it, very nice 👏🏻👏🏻…All the best, Chris

great update, lovely job on the scenery so far, looking forward to the next update

Five humour points deducted for "Azuma across" 🤪

Have you seen the scrapyard on Everard junction

Good morning Geoff - really pleased to see an update from you this year. The countryside scene is certainly developing well, and its lovely to see the detail you put in when constructing it, from the cutting for the access to the railway and the line side cables. The bridge looks really good and gives the whole area a lift. I was surprised to see how thin the burnt umber was when you poured it on but then was impressed with the result so will give that technique a go, as I normally use water-based paints for my scenery but mix them thicker. Thanks for the update. Regards Steve

Coming on good.