What we need to see next on a layout is a chap on his motorbike with a super-tiny model strapped across it! Enjoyed today’s update. Thanks

As always, every time you stick a video up, there is something to learn. That is why I truly enjoy watching your videos, you explode the myth that you have to pay lot of hard earned £ to enjoy playing trains. Keep up the good work, it’s very much appreciated by this old fool.

Thank you Mike for sharing another great looking layout. The medium radius points and ballast make this layout look really good.

You need to show us how your going to carry this layout on your motorcycle. LOL!! Love your layout; simple and beautiful. Your backdrop is very effective with the layout. Good luck!

Another excellent layout, Mike. I've found with ballasting, that less is more, especially on a branch line. A trick I picked up for ballasting points is to set them on a piece of packing or similar sticky tape sticky side up and ballast them before you put them in place, trimming around the edges of the ties. If the tape interferes with the throw of the points, you can trim that bit away. Lovely thing about Peco is with the detail around the points you can't see if there's any ballast there anyway. I love those Gaugemaster backscenes. Unfortunately, the local vendor who dealt solely in British railway items I used to visit at the local shows has taken retirement and shut his business.

Thanks for the video Mike, love the back scene, the ballasting and grass looks very good!!😎🚂🚃🚃🚃🇬🇧

Always chill these videos to listen to in background :)

It really is amazing how a simple small layout can bring so much operating potential. You don't need a marshalling yard with multiple kickback sidings in order to have fun shunting.

It looks wonderful and auganic being on a curve rather than all straight lines

Well done Mike, this looks great and has a prototypical feel to it. Meanwhile poor Mrs Budget has been sent to the local tip shop to hoover-up secondhand track for your project 😮 As regards transport to exhibitions I think that you could go the way of Wallace & Gromit (or George & Mildred!) and get a sidecar for your motorbike. With a little ingenuity the layout could easily run off of your motorbike battery via a couple of long leads. Whaddya think?😊 Thanks for sharing and best wishes to you, Dudley

i love your layouts. I had never considered doing one that size until I saw yours. Now I'm slowly acquiring turnouts so I can. Thank you sir for the inspiration.

Have to say, this looks good! Those extra details, ballest, track paint etc, just lifts this to the next level 😊 Good job!

Always interesting and informative. Excellent channel.

It's again a simple concept that i really like nice to see what you can build with a small budget

Very neat little layout. I can just imagine the look on the face of the driver behind you as you transport it down the street! Cheers ;-)

I love these Inglewood scenes 👍🏼 Thanks for sharing and inspiring 🫡

Strange right now, I was just thinking no news from Budget...and lo and behold ! Simplicity and budget thru' and thru'.....

What a smart layout,the setup and the back scenery is brilliant,great work so far.

Again a great idea and simple and space saving, the no fiddle yard is an idea that I have not thought about. I am thinking of a US layout similar just a shunting yard. Again keep up the good wor.

Your more recent small layouts have given me hope for my 13'x41' loop layout I'm making right now. Using a mix of Kato unitrack and random bits of n scale track I had. Will be running both n scale and 009 on it. With 6' radius curves I'm going to only be able to run small train, but I'd rather run small locos than no locos haha. Keep making vids!

Looks really good!

Looks great Mike as they always do.I have been on the TrainTrax website looking at an American starter set.I hear great things about Kato☺️👍

Lovely, as always. I do ballasting on my layouts because it helps me switch my brain off after a busy day. The glue does get in the wrong places, though, so this negates the calming effect 🤔. 2nd radius helps with coupling too .

It’s a very good looking layout, the ballast and static grass are very effective.

Fantastic, genius at the small layout genre. Brilliant some great ideas. 👌Have a great weekend Sir.

Looking good!

Super beautiful 🤩 Very good ballasted and weathered rails!

We're now Subscribed to BMR on TWO channels , Mike ! we got a new phone & changed our Avatar ... "Be Seeing You" 🌪️⚡

Great like all of your layouts.

Love the layout and the simple concepts. Looking behind the layout, I wonder if the bracing could be used as cupboards for the rolling stock while transporting. It would make it look more finished too. What do you think?

Blinking heck Mike! Ballast? In all seriousness, great work. Looking very good already!

As always, looks great, the Gaugemaster photo backscene works really well. Any further updates coming out soon on the recent 2 level layout you were working on, the one based on the Cyril Freezer track plan? Thanks for the videos & the ideas. Ride safe when out & about on the bike.

Mike, your "motor bike" Central is a very pleasing layout. Do you have a weatherproof cover for it?

I like the realistic look of this one, looks like Ross on Wye on the background?? 😊👍

Nice work! I wonder if your controller will overheat given how you've covered it up with the foam?

Very nice layout and the curve makes a difference. What glue did you use to attach thebackscene?

Amazing as usual, I do N scale. Is there really that big difference between N gauge and n scale?

Hi, Off topic a bit. What motorbike do you have?. I have a Triumph T100 and Honda Deauville.

Hi Philip here me and my girlfriend like your layout in n scale the latest one as Iam doing my own one the same but in 00 scale is that ok let me know

Is this the layout where you used roding in tubes to switch the points?