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Rather than ‘beyond’ I should perhaps have titled this ‘alongside’ Paxton Road; it is this layouts great and somewhat unexpected success that has encouraged more day dreaming of another small cameo project…


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I began this week with a thought it might be a little slower or quieter. A mix of seasonal low mood and the way the workbench was looking, instead I’ve made good progress on a range of models and projects. Read on to find out more…


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The chemical tank wagon is a vastly under-represented prototype in model railways. Even in larger scales there are but a handful of suitable vehicles - although the Rainbow/Revolution example is notable in recent times, alas, in N we are limited to some TTA reliveries and the N Gauge Society kit…


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It was only December when Kenny Hill left the workshop but it now seems a lifetime ago. I always enjoy seeing photos of my creations in their new homes - and Jack was kind enough to share some of his with suitably Australian stock (and cars!) over the holidays...


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Sometimes simple ideas are the best, and it was during last year that a casual email conversation led to this rather wonderful, and I'm sure, not original concept...First of all, thank you to regular blog reader, Alberto Gonzalez in Spain. This video, his own work, shows the concept and I didn't think I could do any better, so with his kind permission I'm sharing it with ...


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