I'm moored up by Tomy’s Trains at the moment. Was here when you were here. Hope to see you soon.

It was great to watch another update, it's looking good. I'm looking forward to seeing what ones next

Great video. Now I know how to weather a brick wall, which was previously a total mystery to me. Really enjoying this series as it is teaching me a lot in bite size chunks!

I love how everything is a bit of a tight squeeze for the locos! It gives it that old Victorian sans health and safety feel. Great work as always Tris… loving all of this 🎉

Looking really good ....picking up loads of tips from your videos

Really enjoying this series Tris. It is inspiring me to do my own micro layout. Think its already been mentioned about the bund walls being lower. The ball park figure is 1 - 1.5m high or 110% of the capacity in the biggest tank if you wanted to work it out for realism. Looking forward to the next part

What I use for mortar in embossed brickwork is very fine ready mixed polyfilla. Once the paints all dry, I just rub it in with my finger, and it fills in the mortar lines lovely, is a good natural colour, and once all excess is wiped off with a damp cloth, it dulls down and blends in brickwork. Give it a go on a spare bit of brickwork when you get the chance

Looking great, I have a small micro layout too based on a refuelling point. I would certainly raise the road up a bit. It will look much better. Looking forward to your next video

Great work Tris. The way you just mellifluously narrate your way along, it's just so personable. But why oh why with your dobbing do you use a paintbrush? The cheap and cheerful art sponges leave a very natural texture and are very nice to use. I'm guessing the sponge technique just doesn't work for you? The magnificent builds of the frightfully expensive bar mills, Campbell, or master creations wood kits by the likes of asd asx are mindblowing, and he'll use a brush, but generally just as another painting tool. Anyway, great stuff :)

looking good

If you're chasing a bit of realistic design, your tank bund walls can actually be much lower than that. I have a simple spreadsheet calculation if you're interested. Also one detail you might have want to add is a fill point for the tanks (usually a camlock fitting with an isolation valve, where someone can hook up a hose to over the bund wall). Also there's usually a set of stairs to get over the bund wall, if its too high to just step over.

Looking good Tris Happy New Year to you.

Very nice result

Very good video . Interesting and some good tips .

amazing video again, i’m just amazed what hobby craft paints can do :) hope you had a good christmas! thanks (:

Hi Trish 👍 Thanks for sharing the retaining walls and girder bridge as I’ve purchased both items to put on my OO9 project and was struggling on the best way todo it. Now I know how to. One thing you could add it a girder on the under side of the bridge that will change the look of the comparison of the road level. Thanks and have a happy New Year Andy

Happy New Year, Tris. Your vids are always interesting. 😊

Another little world comes together. It looks really good so far. 😊

Enjoying the build. I believe the word you are looking for with the wall around the fuel tanks is bund. An idea for that is to inset the tanks into the board a little with steps down for general access (as how do your miniature people get in ATM?) and if there is a spill, fuel is contained within the area

Enjoying watching u build the shunter layout we building one as well

Excellent as always 👌

Have been watching this series since episode one and am learning a lot of things. Currently p,naming a 009 shunting layout and while watching your series I have found problems with my own design. Love the final effect you got on the brick wall. Thank you so much for the great series and look forward to the next one! Happy New Year!!

Great video and I am looking forward to seeing more in 2024. I suggest you add a footway alongside the bridge beam and parapet to raise the level and give an illusion of depth for the bridge deck. This will level a little triangle of carriageway where the car can be parked. Some 'concrete' coping stones on top of the oil tank bund would set it off. Keep up the excellent modelling.

Hi Tris. Great tutorial buddy. I'm about to build a retaining wall for the station area using mdf. Did explain it in one of my vlogs. But I like the wall you're using. Where is the best place to source the wills/Peco wall sheets? Love how easy it is to cut. Love the way you showed the mortar on the wall. Going to use your method. Thanks again Tris. Very helpful vlog. Have a fantastic new year.🍾🍾 DELPH JUNCTION (Pete)

Coming along nicely, but you will need a door or a gate in the oil tank wall for personnel to get in.

Looking good so far. Agreed the road needs to be higher. Happy New Year to you Tris

Lovely building 😊

Nice weathering. ❤

I enjoyed the progress you are making. The layout has a lot of different potentials😅.Industrial scenery, yard scenery or a work scene.Happy new year to you and yours.Greg in Canada 🇨🇦.

This is great. I think the painting on the retaining wall looks really good and I look forward to trying out the techniques you used. Your layout is really coming together. Happy New Year!

Excellent Tris. The painting and weathering came out really good on the retaining wall. Perhaps some I beam detail under the bridge would look good. Hope you had a good Christmas and have a Happy new year. - Nicholas.

I am interested in you're building your shunting a layout as I am in the progress of building my own TMD layout which can also be used for shunting. Enjoying watching the progress. Looking forward to seeing the next update in the new year. Happy New Year to you. Tim

I’m going back to 2007 & I used to watch an elderly gentleman who built shunting layouts they were built out of 8x4 plywood and were 8’ long & 2’ wide I’m thinking that they were based or built around the Scottish Network they were absolutely beautiful layouts I believe one had a Cement warehouse at one end & a small station at the other The loco’s would appear from under a bridge they would run up to the siding by the station then an 08 would be despatched to collect the wagons & take them to the cement works via a head shunt I believe he built 3 layouts all the same just different time spans & the point work was controlled by coat hanger wire & springs And then he & his layouts disappeared & I don’t know why it was such a shame as they were beautiful modelled layouts which gave hours of viewing pleasure It wasn’t Deresley David. Hydes layout that was another fantastic end to end before he ripped it up & it’s not Dibs Yard I think Jenny Kirk built a puzzle layout too

Tris, raise the height of the road by adding layers of 5mm foam board to the height required.

Great video, love the brickwork. It may be my perspective but it looks like the wall round the oil tanks blocks off access to the back two stand pipes for connecting hoses, also the wall does look rather high for the workmen to climb over maybe needs a ladder or a gate?

Great video as always, do you have the Bachmann number for the box van?

Hi Niel where did you get the coping stones from. I can’t find the wills kit code for the wall coping stone toppers.

Am looking to start a train layout but I live in a flat which is not that big any advice in what size I can do

16:45 That looks very good, and all works together perfectly. Well done - I guess you have the eye . . . Also - happy new year . .

when the time comes to ballast the track do you plan on weathering the track?

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