MIDDERST PRESERVED RAILWAY - 6 x 4 00 Gauge scenic layout - Episode 4

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  • Опубликовано: 23 окт 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @andrewjditton
    @andrewjditton 2 года назад

    Another very enjoyable video thanks Keith, cheers!

    • @KV12543
      @KV12543  2 года назад

      Thanks Andrew.

  • @gregoryhale2202
    @gregoryhale2202 2 года назад

    Good story line and very interesting to watch, congratulations. Cheers Greg

    • @KV12543
      @KV12543  2 года назад

      Thanks Greg.

  • @ErimusMicroRailway
    @ErimusMicroRailway 2 года назад

    Simple layout that runs well and an interesting commentary, lovely 👍

    • @KV12543
      @KV12543  2 года назад

      Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed it, Keith

  • @maxroberts1717
    @maxroberts1717 2 года назад

    Another enthralling episode in the history of Midderst. Great work on your new Loco, it looks fantastic.

    • @KV12543
      @KV12543  2 года назад

      Thanks Max, the loco looks quite good but the weathering came out a little heavier than I had intended....I must get some brighter lights in my garage! Cheers, Keith

    • @maxroberts1717
      @maxroberts1717 2 года назад +1

      @@KV12543 the weathering looks fine on the video.👌

  • @ModelRailwaysUnlimited
    @ModelRailwaysUnlimited 5 месяцев назад

    Very nice, must catch up on the other episodes

    • @KV12543
      @KV12543  4 месяца назад

      Absolutely Mike and thanks....but you should have started at Episode 1?!! Regards Keith

  • @Chris-BognorRegis
    @Chris-BognorRegis 2 года назад +1

    Very enjoyable, I can only wish that this was real, wouldn't it be great for Midhurst, dont know where they would put a car park though.
    As for Longmoor, that would have made a fantastic preservation railway with its circular track and connection with the main line along with its easy access from the A3.
    We can only dream.
    Regards Chris

    • @KV12543
      @KV12543  2 года назад

      Thanks Chris....the proposed steam centre at Longmoor would have been brilliant but maybe if it had come to fruition we may well have been deprived of the Mid Hants? Regards Keith