Its the little details that bring a layout to life .Looking good .

just when we thought that it couldn't be any better ❗️It could‼️♥️♥️♥️♥️

Hey, Lewis! It is amazing. One sits here and sees the work and things... perfect... then you add a small rose bush or flower and it just adds another element of life that is takes it up another notch. Great video!

your layouts are awesome , your little touches today especially the posters have made the platforms great

Always a pleasure watching your videos.

Certainly adds atmosphere

Good evening! Your model railway layout has a fine liveliness

Welcome back Lewis. Nice little finishing touches there. Just adds to the overall interest. Nice.

Lewis, This is brilliant. Very good. Love the veg plots.

Hi Lewis, A great layout even getting refined with the details. Colors and life. Just beautiful and as always most enjoyable to watch your excellent video's. Congratulations with the publication of your wonderful Railway. I'll try to get a copy. Best wishes, Filip

Stunning layout

Very nice update Lewis!! I love raiding my Wife's magazines when she's done with them plus advertising I get in the Mail for stuff I could use on Billboards around my Conrail layout!! Hopefully one day I can retire and finish it!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

New I hadnt seen you in a while, yes you have made a nice difference, always love this.

Congratulations on the article in the magazine. I must see if I can buy a copy. I also liked your additions and splendid eye for detail.

The posters do make a difference. Give the station an atmosphere.

Lewis love watching your video and liked thanks for sharing DD.

Your revenue from the various adverture signs must go straight up - very good for this No. 1 scenic railway!

Hi Lewis ,Really liked your article in Hornby magazine this month , very interesting .At first looking at layout without added extras then the fine tuning certainly makes a big difference ,of a layout with life such as flowers , & veggie patch does make the layout come to life ,etc .Always interesting to see what you run or work on .Thank you .😊

Absolutely fantastic. One of the best layouts. The scenery is great. Everything looks real. 👌

Very nice! Amazing details!

Love this layout, a real railway in the landscape. Great to see your layout in print, would love to get mine into a magazine.

Morning Lewis, firstly let me congratulate you on the article in the Hornby magazine, it was a good article and goes some way to showing how much care you put into Railway. One thing I've always appreciated and indeed enjoyed is how we never see any of the edges of the boards of bits of the room, things that shouldn't be there. Only the scene and stories your showing. You take a lot of care. What a difference a bit of detailing make the colour on the cottage walls and the vegetables growing in the raised beds, it's all looking great. I knew from things you've said before that you're other layout was at your parents house, but I didn't appreciate just how far you had to travel to put together some of these films. Still I suppose your parents get to see you occasionally. As normal I've enjoyed both reading the article and see how you added some more details in your very distinctive and relaxing way. Take care Lewis. Looking forward to seeing the next adventure. Eddy xx

Very nice layout!!

Those are some nice additions. Looks like that cottage owner is entering a gigantic veg competition with the size of those cauliflowers, must have some really good soil in the Dales.

Endless summer!

Great video mate! an encouraging one to get people back into the hobby 👍

A pleasant change from watching trains go by, enjoyable as that is 👍👍👍👍

Lovely additions to the station and surrounding area. I really adore the veggie garden looks great with the tomatoes and brussel sprouts, not forgetting the roses next to the farmhouse. The advert boards also elevate the station to more awareness around the building. Really lovely job

Brilliant modelling as always, cannot add much as its all been said, absolutely superb.

Hi Lewis, the article in the magazine was brilliant so well done. I think you should use less miracle grow on the veggies though lol 😂 another great video

Superb layout! I've used all of those products on my 00 Aand 009 layouts

Looks really good adds that special something, that enhances the realism of your layout, love the music too.

I am always astonished, how great the scenery is been done. Barely find anything for upgrade, I think it´s perfect. For this one need a lot of tranquil approach to execute this kind of fine art. Unfortunatly I don´t have it. Therefore it´s a pleasure to look at this outlet.

Great to see you in the Hornby mag, well deserved. It's probably just me, but those rose bushes look a bit off. The blooms would be football-sized. Personally, I'd try to trim them down and maybe re-apply the trimmings somewhere else on the plant. Anyway. could you remind me where those flexible drystone walls you're using came from, please? The ones you didn't create yourself. Cheers!

It's all about the little details and what you've added certainly has added more interest to each scene. Excellent as always cheers Andy

looks good good vid thanks lee

Hi Lewis what a difference adverts make to the station fences and the over all look of it. the veg patch and roses look great too mate well done. thank you Lewis.

All the little improvements help. Great job, congrats on being in the Hornby Magazine.Have a great day.

Hi. Nice additions added there. Looks good. Also nice to see my favourite loco running and on the cover of the magazine.

Great additions to an already superb layout. I wish I knew what the farmer was putting on his vegetables!

I like the advert signs. Very nostalgic. My dad got us kids Virol. It’s not easy to describe. It was like marmite in consistency, but much different in taste as in, much better. Actually, it was delicious. I also remember Fry’s Five Boys Chocolate.

Fantastic additions to an already incredible and inspiring layout thanks for sharing

great video

Hi Lewis, It is amazing what you have just added has made a big difference to your layout, it actually brings more alive. Cheers Greg

I've missed my fix of YDMR videos recently and it is rather good to see developments around this part of the layout. The changes you have made certainly enhance the whole thing. As an aside, my wife and I took our nine-year-old grandson up from Peterborough to Keighley and did a trip on the K&WVR last Friday. We also took some pics of Sir Nigel Gresley at Wansford on Thursday. Happy days! Regards, as ever, Eric.

Enjoyed seeing your layout in the Hornby mag, May I suggest around the farm house a serise 1 or 2 Land Rover (weathered), with a old Moggie Traveler for the farmers wife maybe?

Very beautiful!

Fantastic lew 👍congratulations on the photo shoot and front cover well done ATB Sion

Good to see you back, Lewis! On a September visit to Alaska I observed vegetables just like that! The growing season is short, but the sun does not set, so vegetablez grow to be huge. I save my coffee stirrers for the same sort of usage as you. Free, and partly stained by the dark liquid! As for you, why were you handling rose bushes without gloves upon your hands? Those little thorns can be very hard on your flesh!

All the things you added to your awesome layout are really good ie signs on your fences and tomato plants look great absolutely and to scale. But the only thing that I noticed is the size of the cauliflowers (man they are as big as 1 of them plastic bouncy balls that kids play with on the beach haha) and the roses bushes that you put in to me look way too big. I mean if you look it the size of the flowers on the stems and on the vines they are way bigger than the stones that are layed in the house and near as big as the windows. Maybe they are for O guage I mean yes they are pretty but just a tad big in my oppinion. Everything else look's awesome ,, especially the signs. Cheers from John in Australia

I really love the roses around, my mom's home have a garden wall with splendid ones growing there. I'm linking your video to my coworker, your cauliflower and broccoli patch would inspire her. Yummy tomatoes too ! For the advertisement signs, it's a staple of every UK station up to the railblue era, that was missing on your layout. For my UK-themed layouts, in OO, I had planned to do some my own, I have some humouristic ideas about some of them...

Excellent enhancements to the railway Lewis, I bought the magazine when your loft layout was in it, going to get the magazine with this one in now.

Two of the advert stickers grabbed my attention. Meaning the black cat one (I'm a cat lover) and the Fry's Chocolate one (I'm a choco-holic). This is kind of what Tony North Eastern does when he's adding scratch-builds to his railway: run a steamy at the beginning.

The advertising signs make a massive difference (though it was good before). As others have said is the little details that can make or break a layout.

Looks like a lot of work with those gardens MrMouldy. Weather has been awful too. Nice vid😊

In my opinion, all those roses and cauliflowers look like jurassic mutants - totally out of scale, as if they were more fit for a 0 scale layout.😮

I bought the magazine today snd was massively impressed with the still photos as well as reading about your journey in railway modelling. I was also astonished to read you have a 300 mile return journey to merge the 2 layouts into one seamless video. I did smile when you said you had to think about the set up for continuity purposes. You recall the inconsistency I noticed? 😉 James

wow , what ya been feeding those cabbages ?? Tiny signs are an excellent product and give a real feel of the era >

Fantastic layout. Not sure about the new scenics though. They look a little over scale?

Still watching all your videos Lewis, even though I have been a little stingy with my comments of late! Lol Nice to see some more scenery work. Always love the layout. Hey when are you coming back to Canada? Lol Cheers Bob

Nice video of the Layout hope to see maybe another upgrade is maybe a turntable so locos can go turn round facing the right way for the return trip

Looks fantastic m8

Don't forget - in the 1950s there would be vending machines on the platforms (cigarettes / chocolate), as well as station cafes.

Could you do a tutorial on how to control all tracks from one controller just like this layout if possible? I’m starting to create my own layout and need a bit of help!

I would love them cabbages in my garden enormous?

Nice bout of scenery work there. I particularly love the vines although I rather make mine using cotton thread for the branches, dried and colored used tea leaves for... leaves and colored tapioca for fruits (less expensive than using "out of the shelf" products.). I also am starting designing OO models to 3-D print I plan to release via CG Trader with emphasis on LMS and LNER with a bit of GWR too. (those will be released as STL files for resin 3-D printers). I may send some of those to you if you're interested in building and reviewing them. The first model will be the signal box in Blue Anchor (West Somerset).

The scale of the roses looks wrong. Each bloom is twice the size of the cottage roses head

Really enjoyed that, I would like to know what the name/make your buildings are please? I can identify some but most are unknown to me!

Love this layout. Could I ask what camera you use to do your videos with and how easy is it to edit?

is that a wills kit added onto

Do you use Noch laser cut mini's?

Muszę przyznać że słów nie rozumię , ale podziwiam i oglądam z zachwytem. Serdeczne Pozdrowienia z Polski. To moja ulubiona i najwspanialsza makieta kolejowa. 👍 🤗 🚂🚃🚃🚃, (h).

add in a few rabbits and birds