Hi Tony doors and windows look great looking forward to the rest of the build well done mate.

Great to see Jarrow Road station building started. Welcome back to the loft. Just spent the afternoon in mine varnishing some cottages and running some locomotives around to check everything is ok. Thanks for sharing your update. Enjoyed seeing your visit to the LT museum and might have to take my granddaughter there soon. Roy.

Hello Tony What a lovely layout from Jackie and woof woof from Lucy oh yes and Lee 😎👍💟🙏🌼🌹

Good morning our Tony. I've just sat down with a brew for 30mins of quality entertainment from your good self.

Luvvly jubbly Tony … good to see you back … all the very best, Nigel

Spectacular view through the station Tony and tgd figure on the platforms look great.

Nice video Tony. Great to see aother video by you. Nice job on those doors. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the building. - Nicholas.

Hi Tony, great to see you back and look forward to this build. Susannah

Hi Tony - good to see you back - doing what you do so well! Roll on the next phase...

Great inspiration by these drawings and the build going up

Morning Mr T Hope you are ok? Yes they been few deaths in hobby too sad times. Do love your new pond area looks a great spot for train spotting with spam sandwich and flask of tea. 😋 It amazing what you can do. Enjoy bank holiday weekend Keep safe arp

Thanks for showing us, Tony.

Excellent do like the doors and windows the tree's ad just enough height to the meadow seen brilliant video thankyou

OMG! So much detail. Amazing 👏 looking forward to the rest of the build.

As always a master class. Stay safe.

Great to see you back Tony hope you are well mate all the best

Great job mate 👍 glad you're back

Glad to see you back.

Hey Tony good to have you back buddy 👍💯👍 hope your well mate

Hi Tony thanks for latest update, great tip about leaving one section of frame longer to allow you to hold whilst painting. I am going to make the effort this weekend and get up into my loft to check the track and send you a short clip, take care and as always looking forward to next video on Jarrow Road.. Barry.

Hi Tony, Glad to see you back on the layout. Looking forward to seeing how the station evolves. Also like the sheepdog and sheep. I hope the really hot weather didn't affect your layout! Regards Mike.

G'day Tony. Glad to see you back As regards to up scaling the station I would not do as it is station road and in true scale that would never be done! saying that I think the area you are building Jarrow Road is small,confined and would not justify such a large looking station. Cheers from down under Wally

Good to have you back Tony, and building stations. This one certainly looks to be an interesting one.

Morning Tony hope your break as recharged you and your modelling mind my friend, Looking forward to the new Jarra Station series with you, really great to see you back.

Great to have you back, Tony. You have an amazing eye for detail.

Hi Tony, hope all is well with you and it is soo good to see you back. I am well and thanks for the concern and mention. It was more a warning ⚠️ to be careful. This is gonna be another epic watch and as always will be with you all the way. Just a thought… Would you be able to put a small (10mm) landing at the top of the steps? It looks like the last step is also the doorstep… Just thinking of the little people.. All the very best to you and Laura 🥰😎

Good to see you back, like the idea of extending the door frame to allow for painting, normally I have to do half then let it dry, then finish the second half. Have a good week

Good morning Tony, great to see you, hope you've had a good break catching up with family and maybe just relaxing a bit. I can't believe I missed you yesterday and only just seen the video this morning. That was a great opening sequence loved seeing the DMU running and pulling into South Shelds. That station is truly amazing that roof brings the little hairs up on the back of my neck. The slightly revised plans for the station looks amazing I'm so looking forward to following your adventures in Jarrow road. I don't normally remark on small items where I see a mistake as it's not my railway, but the chap who commented on the loading bay doors is quite right the bracing on the back of the door should go from the outside to the door raising up to the middle to support the door and reduce sagging. Anne is always saying to me when I watch a film or the telly and I spot the prop guys have hung the door wrong, "oh goodness sake watch the film and not how they build the set" but I suppose 55+ years as a carpenter and joiner does that to a person. Anyway little point and the doors look the part. Like the bits of scenery your adding its those bit and pieces that give the layout depth. I've been busy with the family this summer, we've been on holiday with the Surrey lot and went to Norfolk had the most amazing time went on the broads that's a first for us. With my family down here we've just been having days out going on beach etc. I'm doing bits on the layout I've started wireing lights around so that's exciting, and over the autumn and winter there's the possibility that I'll be able to set up a permanent home for "Grand Chiltern" me and Alfie's layout, so we won't have to dismantle it every time we have visitors to stay. More about that in the coming weeks anyway I've prattled on enough lovely to see you take care both, Eddy and Anne xx

Tony. Wonderful to have you back. I hope there was nothing untoward with you absent from the railway. Great tip about making frame a bit longer so it can be held while painting. Chris

Hi Tony, Glad you're well and it's good to see you back. Your videos are always worth waiting for. I agree with you, a two storey look to the front of the building will make it look bigger. I'm looking forward to the next episode.

Welcome back Tony. i know you enjoyed your hols. i love your scratch builds. great to see the usual attention to detail. Ahhh, Fridays are back to normal. Thanks. And I'm back to Bouzigues next thursday for a few weeks. Good old wifi. And i won't miss an episode.

Hi Tony , that shot inside the station is amazing so well worth all the effort in building it . Nice job in painting the doors ........Peter

Good morning Tony nice to have you back. Hope you enjoyed your holiday. I buy most of my tress off ebay too. I been busy building the wifes craft shed opps it's a lot better than my railway shed but I didn't build it. To be totally honest if I hadn't fitted a new roof and started my new layout I would take it down and start again. Any way I'm hogging your page I'm away on holiday wednesbury but I will be back with an update on 14th September my birthday. Will if I get Internet keep watching your progress with interest.

Good to see you back at it Tony, I've been looking forward to this build.

Nice to see you back Tony , your attention to detail is superb, looking forward to Jarrow Road being open for business

Hi Tony, the Jarra Road station building plans are looking great and totally agree the street facade will look better as a two storey building. I'm curious to know how you made the stone wall that could be seen next to the small pond? Cheers, Julian

Hi Tony, great cameos really like the cameos so much going on. Looks like you nicked my dog he’ll be heading straight to the pond for a play. Personally I like the pitched rooves so will await with interest to see how this works out - certainly two extra rooms to detail - - its infectious! Didn’t realise it was six weeks away, hope was a well earned break, we’re just having a break ourselves. All the best Stephen

Hi Tony, Glad you're well and it's good to watching your for making drawing and making the buildings

Hi Tony, good to hear your voice again. Very interesting progress ,I do like the window frames in 3 (4 if you include your contribution!). Will seek them out and buy some. Ps the pond looks nice and muddy and wet. Cagney, our little dog, would be very tempted at the sight of it. All the best. Peter

Hi Tony, glad you’re back at it mate, looking forward to it all taking shape, back from my holidays now for a while, so slowly catching up and getting started again myself, cheers Tony, John

Dear Tony, just a little detail; diagonal bracing of doors like the loading bay doors generally need to form a triangle which will go up to the middle of the door in true scale. This triangle assists the hinges to keep the door ‘up’. The triangle towards the lower middle, or farthest away side, of the door, will allow more room for the door to sag over time. This downward triangle sort of reinforces the gravitational pull on the door. Nevertheless, I certainly don’t mind the downward details. Humbly think all of your doors look awesome. Looking forward to the next iteration of Jarrow Road!! Cheerio

Excellent video and the opening shots are beyond brilliant! We are sorry to hear there have been things off camera to distract from the love of the hobby. Everybody needs time away and a day turns into a week and a week a month sometimes. Anyhow, the Jarrow plans are exciting to see laid out and you're off to a grand start.

Evening Tone, just enjoyed watching your video before yet another 12hr night turn signalling trains tonight. Not meaning to offend, but here’s a little joke that could be considered a little Risque, but here goes anyway…I was sitting on the edge of the bed pulling off my boxers and the wife said, “You spoil those dogs”.🤣🤣🤣

Nice to have you back Tony. I like the new higher sides to the station. Not far from you in reality today (I’m guessing) as have been exploring the Settle & Carlisle Railway- some fantastic prototypes here!

Stunning Tony role on next vid nope you seen the layout up to now

glad you're back Tony. Friday nights have been so quiet without TNE. Like the changes to the station. A second storey to it will make it more of a grander building. Will you be putting in a staircase to the first floor? take care, George

Was watching the machine gunners and thought of your layout , maybe you could do the school with the plane sticking out of the roof

Yay,your back

Hi and welcome back Tony looks like another great.build starting. Can I just point out that on doors crossmembers go from the unhinged side of door to the lower hinged the opposite way round to what you have done them. Sorry for the complaint but I see so many people get this wrong it a Hubbard of mine. Looking forward to the build John

Love the intro filmography, Tony. Very professional. 😊 I have to take issue with you, my friend, regarding what looks like a Midland water crane 😯 North Western Models do a very nice LNER water crane kit, which looks the part. 😎 Big mods to the station building. Will the two story sections have flat roofs? Have you got Planning Consent from the Coonsil for the variation? Great to see you making a start on the building, ‘Back at the Bench’. You could have made one or two of your sash windows partly open at the bottom, like I have mine at home, when the weather is hot. Just an idea for added interest, buddy. Best, Jason.

Should keep you busy for a day or two !!!!

Hi Tony I would like to know if possible what you use for door knobs which fine scale pins ? ... these always stump me !

Are you going to leave the shine on the red doors?