Another triumph, Ben. Keep up the great work.

Back in the day, a member of my family was a 'Wheel tapper' at Cowbridge Railway Station

What an incredible representation of the old railway line!! I grew up in East Aberthaw during the 1960's/70's and have walked along every aspect of the railway line many, many times. I've also spent many hours playing in the Lime Kiln building. Thankyou so much for bringing back so many childhood memories.

That is wonderful. I have shared it with the St Hilary Community - thank you very much.

Wow wonderful to see,my neck of the woods

How to keep history alive. The limeside detail remarkably captured as always.

A great recreation of a long lost line which is only a stones throw away from my house. Much of the embankments still exist together with signal box at St Mary Church and station building at St Athan Rd. Very few photos exist of this route so I would imagine compiling would have been that much more difficult so thanks for your efforts in producing this.

I have only just seen this one @Ben Salter, and it's another amazing film you have made. A wonderful branch line which I would love to have traveled on - and I wish was still there. Thanks so much for making these animation films good sir. Thanks for allowing those of us a bit of the atmosphere and character of railway lines we could never have witnessed, and thanks for sharing your work. Cheers once again :)

Great simulation Ben, its like a fly through from bygone times.

Absolutely stunning as always Ben, you've captured the atmosphere, of both a GWR Branch line, but this rarely photographed Branch...Outstanding work.

Well done Ben. I was an apprentice with PO/BT in 1967 and I worked this area as far as St Mary Church as a BT Lineman. Many of the buildings were still there especially in the old good yards. They are mostly still there and some still in use. A testimony to the GWR buildings quality, shame the line has gone. I’m too young to have seen it working but I do remember the Cowbridge to Llantrisant/Pontyclun section. I used to know many of the engine crews, unfortunately they have mostly passed away but one or two children are still around.

Great job. Aberthaw was so much prettier without the power station and cement works. Was Llanbethery platform that well appointed? :-) In the late 70s and 80s you could see the remains of literally a platform there, no sign of a shelter or any other building . The impression I got from the old farmers back then was that there was basically just a dock for loading passengers and sheep. The postman for the area used to use it too. Never seen a photo of it though, and I doubt there's anyone alive who can remember travelling from it

Wonderful route once again, Mr. Salter. I did a clean install and have had no issues to report. No milk bottles either! Many thanks.

Pure escapism mixed with nostalgia. Nice one Ben

Absolutely charming, Ben. Really evocative. Would you be able to make a film of the Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway, from Port Talbot to Cymmer Afan?

Abslutely incredible. How did you manage such amazing scenic accuracy ? Do you have a library of historic photographs ? Magic , and thanks. Regards, aloiciuscrud.

Pity it only ran North-South and not East-West through Cowbridge. As you know the town is in a dip so the railway ran through Pontyclun, East-West instead.. Mike in Cowbridge. Have you informed the local paper ( The Star) of your work; I know they would be interested

Hi Ben another amazing route. Can this be installed over your old Cowbridge Railway or should it be a clean install?

Hi Ben, "Only me,again." was driving the Penarth Triangle the other evening and was wondering if the route could be merged with your Barry Railway as they both have Cadoxton Station in common. Any thoughts ?

Where was the station in Cow bridge?