Your very welcome and thanks for watching. Take care. Mick

Thank you for the reply, appreciated very much. Take care. Mick

Thanks Raymond for your comment. Just ask, if I can help I will. Take care. Mick

Thanks very much. I always follow your updates and yes look forward to meeting you. Mick

Hello Alan. Thanks for the comment and yes come and say hello, look forward to it. Mick

Hello Mark. Thanks again. Hope to see you on the 14th GETS. All the best. Mick

Thanks for watching. I do try to make look realistic. All the best. Mick

Thanks for saying so. Hope you enjoyed it. Take care. Mick

Thanks Bob, much appreciated. All the best. Mick.

Thank you Lee for watching and the comment. All the best. Mick

Hi David. Thanks for the comment. I have laid the track on cork and used normal diluted PVA. I buy the cork in 90 ft roll x 1.5 inch x 8th thickness. If you need the supplier let me know. Mick

Dave I have found the cork supplier incase you need it.CHARLES CANTRILL His site is sales@charlescantrill.com

Thank-you Mick. I used cork last time but after reading forums favouring foam and latex, no pins/screws for reduced noise, but your pva ballast seems quiet. Maybe the "diluted" part is key. Thank-you for supplier, I will contact them.

Hi Dave your welcome. I will admit that one person did mention the rumble sound when I made a video but I was not aware it made a distraction. Not bad only one from the amount of views. Hope you get on well with the cork, let me know. Mick@@DavidSmith-gf5qe

Hello Matt. Thanks for watching & I will be there on Saturday. hope we meet up. All the best. Mick

Thank you Mick 😊

Hi John. I don't buy hardly any Hornby these days I think they are charging to much and I don't like the railroad range, it's not good enough but saying that in the past I have purchased 2 loco's. The P2 cock of the north and the 9F with the Franco Costi boiler but only because they did not do a detail verson. Thanks for asking. All the best. Mick