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i know this video is 8 months old but im so in love with this little hertiage railway. its just so simple and sweet

Great use of the Oil Spill kit - Mike from Geoscenics

Wow that looks really good I wish I could see it in real life

This is a great looking kit and you have done a amazing job showing us how to apply it to layout thank you for taking the time to share your work with us

Really nice effect Richard - looks great! Definitely added some realism to an already fine scene. Best, John

Looks very good Richard, brought the engine shed to life.

Massive improvement to the engine shed area mate. Really like the look of the kit!

Very cool. Really stands out for the effect you were after. 👍

Looks great mate well done. Loving your layout

Looks fantastic. The layout is always getting better and better. Keep up the great work.

great vid. It does look good. Thinking of getting this kit to have a go myself

Looks good, I might use it on my heritage shed lines

Very good job and well explained. I love your flower boxes :)

Very realistic. Thanks for sharing, Richard. - Drew

What a good kit and you done a. Amazing job with the kit keep up the good video😀

Very nice, got one of these sitting on the shelf ready for my depot & station area. You'll have an easier job applying the glue if you pre-wet the area first. Looking at how fine it is some runs are bound to happen but it should help. The results speak for themselves, the engine shed area looks much more realistic now. Cheers

Good video Richard. I might get this kit and try it on my TMD.

NJ greetings :) , Looking good there with the spill kit, thanks for sharing, good stuff matey … cheers … steve :)

Great video looks quite good

My only suggesting would be to install a pit out the front of the shed between the rails. Inside would be more realistic but a model railway is about things being on display and having to peek through the doors of the model shed to see a pit wouldn't be very obvious. I say this as fireboxes would be dumped in pits and not just out on to the track. I mean, I could understand that there might be heritage lines these days that don't have a pit and have to make do with what they have but still, you're not dropping a firebox onto the track with oil and wooden sleepers. A pit out front covered and partially filled with the same Engine Shed Grime kit would be much more prototypical.

Interesting. I've been looking into the best way to replicate the ground cover and the overall look of the average steam shed for my current MPD layout build. Hadn't really considered using these kits but now I've seen it I think it's a must have.

Looks great, think I'll try this in my loco yard.

lovely video mate well done funny thing is the closest steam railway near me stores its 140+ year old loco in a tent until the coach sheds are built to store both loco working coach and the ones needing work

fantastic love it :)

Looking good

looking good

looks good Richard, worth having a look at Andy

that's look really cool. now I'm thinking to do that with my engine shed. 😀👍

Great video Richard . Very good stuff it seems. At the back of your heritage shed , what ground cover did you use for the mud .

I went in the steamworks at bluebell railway and I saw the track and it looks very similar to your final result

Looks good mate it makes it more realistic

Hi Richard, that is absolutely great ,the start of the video showing the close up of the Flying Scotsman 'on shed' looks very realistic. I hope you don't mind me suggesting why don't you dry brush some soot above the shed doors and drop a few lumps of Gauge master shiny coal or Hatton's equivalent in the yard and you have got a masterpiece.

Looks great! Looks like a fun kit as well! However I do thing you went a bit heavy at the engine shed.

Great video again. One question, as I'm new to all this, I see part of your tracks have white sleepers. Is this a different brand make or Gauge size?

I m still working on my layout but it's a great layout imput

Looks impressive nymr sheds are thick black

Great video... Ya never to heavy on the oil coal stains when it comes to steam.

The tracks looks lots better however your engine shed is way to clean, especially if you have steam locos and the shed roof also to clean Richard

106 likes within 6 hours?! Well done! Would you recommend the track grime by the way? Great video!

Might be an idea now to weather up the shed its self as it looks a little new at the side of the dirty track

Nice work. You need to weather up your engine shed now.

What paintbrush and what track do you use???

Which brand didthe coal bunkers?

4:05, the people: what's this strange object that's arrived on the railway???

It looks good, but wouldn't it be better if the powder was darker? Or maybe dye the pva when you glue it down

looks good but the fresh ash from the logos would be a much darker grey and mainly left in just small heaps in the middle of the track but this would only be from engines with rocking grates and hopper Ashpans most engine would have to be scraped out over a ash pit how ever all locos could have there smoke boxes done outside but smokebox ash is black anyway

Something to bear in mind when the time comes...

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May I ask how much that Hattons kit cost please ? ..... I have a much cheaper way to replicate oil spills and ash cinders