Your eye for detail is amazing Tony. Painting a surface, no one will ever see just shows you commitment. Brilliant 👏

Hi Tony, you never seace to amaze me with your attention to detail. looking forward to seeing the rest of the build. Cheers from down under. Wally

Good evening Tony, hello this week from mainly sunny Surrey. Well the boss and my daughter are watching sewing bee, so I was trawling and found you. The platforms are looking great, the wooden bit on the end just adds that bit of extra character. Interesting the way you add your texture to both the wood and bricks they look so real. The cattle wagon looks great, it's a good buy. I think Jarrow road is going to be a brilliant addition to the railway network in the north east. I'm off to Addlestone Model Centre tomorrow, a great little shop which I've not visited since before the first lockdown. Hope your both well see you next week. Eddy xx

Nice platforms. Enjoy watching.

Great progress on the new stations Tony, and some new "Tony's Tips" for us all to share. The new phase is looking good my friend. Your interview with Adi is on the watch list to enjoy soon.

Love the way you’ve done the planking👍

Hi Tony, another great video. MDF is a godsend when it comes to allowing us to create platforms of custom length and design. Fabulous mini-series

A very interesting update Tony!!! Thanks for sharing. Cheers Onno.

This was a great look into a different way of doing it and yet a very intelligent way. The area is coming along brilliantly (and, why would it not?). Always a real pleasure, A true class- both as instruction and person! Brilliant!

Great work on the station Tony. Good that you showed what didn’t go so well! I’ve just watched the interview with Adi. It went really well. Most enjoyable. Thanks for keeping my motivation going. Roy.

When I saw the big old x on the station I thought hullo, didn't know Tony had pirates at TNE. :) Enjoyed Adi's interview vid. Jarrow Rd coming along nicely. Arthur

Jarrow Road coming on nicely there tony, maybe we might get a short story from platform staff about the new build, keep safe and well, keep up the good work......

the end of the platform was a fascinating build. modifying a surface with superglue for the purpose of scoring it never occurred to me. brilliant work with the paper strips. It's going to be a beautiful station! :)

Good progress Tony.. Lots of groundwork to get done before the fun kicks in.. Take care mate..Chris n Jules

Hello Tony superb work always a pleasure to seeing your progress and your work a great start to my weekend as always enjoyed your video have a good weekend cheers for now Tony cheers for now al 👋👋🤗😃👍🚂🚂

Great job Tony. The platforms really look the part. - Nicholas.

Brilliant Tony the wooden end to that platform looks ace you have given me an idea there Tony thanks buddy 👍👍 was a good watch with a tin of lager👍💯👍

Hi Tony great platforms, all coming along great well done mate.

I really like how you make those platforms, lining paper with the pen really does leave a visible line for the platform edges, both stations coming along nicely. Inspirational work as usual Tony. All the best n take care. Brian @ The Angels

Sue and I just back from a week away. Just caching up on what we mist. Platforms coming together nicely. Stay safe.

Hi everyone here is a link to Adi Pullens interview. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bZOTf8ecxM7OeWQ.html

Looking great Tony you are always giving me ideas. Oh I enjoyed your interview the other day. I'm hoping to upload a video this weekend.

Hi Tony love the wood effect section on your platform, as for the end section I think that saying of practise makes perfect and if I know you this new station platform will be perfect, many thanks for sharing take care..

My platforms have always be a bit hit and miss ( especially hit by engines) Tony. That video was a real education to me. When I eventually have space to build my layout, it will be a great help.Thanks. Have a great week end

Hi Tony, really like the way you’ve gone about the platforms, the platform paving is excellent something I may try for my N gauge platforms, it’ll probably work quite well I think for the scale. Cheers Tony, John

You're making some great progress with the stations Tony, and I'm learning ever so much! I'm still quite a way from needing to construct platforms, but I've already started looking at sizes and materials that will work in N gauge! Keep up the good work! All the best, Ian.

Hi Tony! Been away for a couple of weeks. Wow, you certainly have been busy. Great job as usual. Looking forward to future episodes!

Wow that's looking great

Fabulous platforms Tony, got my own to do shortly. Susannah

Platform's looking really good Tony we the super glue trick on mdf at work great little trick do like the edging stones thankyou for the video

Another great video Tony

Great Stuff Tony mate.

Good job you spotted the error when you did mate or it could have been a right pain if you'd got someway into the build and discovered it. Going well though Tony, take shape nicely.

Nice one Tony, doing two at once has its advantages, certainly getting the space filled in quickly! All the best Stephen

good build on the channel tony keep up the good vids and work on the layout looks good thanks lee

Hi Mr t Hope you and your family are well? Sorry for my late comment Internet issues Some get tips there the build I'd coming alone great. Thank you so much for the shout out. Keep safe arp

Some good ideas here Tony, Cheers Ray

Hi Tony, thank you for all the great videos, I was just watching your interview with Adi Pullen, very interesting. What really stood out was your amazing hedge art! If you look at the Saracens Head, the shot used about half way through, the tree to the right…….. is it a Morris minor or a beetle? 😂 have look and see if you agree…. Timo

I noticed the large X, so I take it you’re having a helicopter pad at Jarrow Road. 😂 I also see that you follow the adage; measure once and cut twice. 😂 Never mind, Tony, mistakes are part of life and how we all learn. Good progress and a good job on the platforms. Nice horse box; handy for Gosforth Park Races. Looking forwards to the next instalment. Do you have a Loading Gauge, namely, a diagram of all the clearances required for platforms, overbridges, station canopies, etc? If not, I'll send one to you in an email. Have a good weekend. Best, Jason.

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Is Jarrow Road going to have platform canopies? I think it should to hide the scenery wall. Keep up the good work.

I’ve never thought of making a thick MDF base. It’s a really solid idea (sorry for the pun). Just how thick is that MDF?

X marks the Spot Tony. What are you going when you run out of space? Another great tutorial 👍

Hi Tony, we redoing platforms to Hign Oak Junction, you said card for edging? Where did you get it from? Is it something you did? Works really well 👍

Hi Tony enjoying the station videos and they inspire me to have a go at making my own. One question what is the thickness of the platform?

Jarrow Road,im confused,has there been another name change again

Hopefully Mr Whats Is Name is not learning from a near by footbridge and counting the numbers of grains of saw dust from the MDF, or complaining about having wait until he can complain about the number of stones being used to build the platform. A least Mrs Simms is becoming acquainted with the lads who work in the engine sheds at Dragons Junction. But I feel sorry for them having to contend with her perpetual cackle as she munches her way through some of her home grown pickled onions that she had in her pocket, along with her false teeth.