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This has been a deeply enjoyable project - and one that I had feared would be difficult, proved to be a pleasant challenge. Bringing a BR blue Class 56 to life in OO gauge...

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In search of atmosphere, of soul. Modelling the mundane yet human touch points of our shared railway experience…

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The idea of building a model of the Holyhead breakwater railway, in some form, in some scale has been gnawing away at me for at least a decade. Why then, has it until now, never progressed to paper?
I guess there are two reasons - and the same two reasons I've never seen anyone else do a layout built around the same theme either... One, the locomotive requires kit buil...

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Well somehow it’s half term and officially my eldest step-daughter’s last day of high school too, May seems to be flying and progress is good - but the work keeps rolling in (thank you all) making a break any time soon not very likely. A few bits of progress and some new things to share, so get yourself comfortable and let’s take a look…

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It all started with 03382 as the catalyst for the first Gerald Road. The lure of the smallest Farish diesel shunter, fuelled I’m sure by the childhood memories of Dad’s Mainline OO gauge example and how I used to just go and open the box and stare at it sometimes - somehow its perfect form felt unobtainable, unachievable to me and my Lima models…

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