Haven't seen this guy for ages, is he still doing the shows ?????

Nice Collection. Tri-ang still have a following by some of us. Better build quality and maintainability than the current Hornby range. A better product in fact. What current enthusiasts fail to recognise is that old engines need old controllers to perform best. Thanks for sharing. Mon

Proper locos and sounding HST, , the class 58s were similar to today's class 70s in the way of emissions.

4930 Hagley Hall moved out of Highley The Engine House since October 2013

Is this based off a specific track plan? Would love to do this

Excellent vid mate cheers Steve .

Look at the transformation between the intercity and GNER

Great video."thumbs up from me".Hope there more

These machines had such presence and charisma.!

Excellent, takes me back to my childhood.

This is one of the best videos I have seen of the Bodmin railway, a good example of how to film and edit such an event, thanks to Mr Deas for sharing.

Dcc or Not there Still great layouts.

Lovely Done layouts.

fab layout..

Lots of Tri-ang Hornby trains

Looks like the Deltics and the legendary a4 and a3 are now reunited again in 1999

Such chunky little locos!

How much better does the Scotsman look without those smoke deflectors?

Excellent!

The only truly 'home' engine is 8750 class 4612 which doesn't appear here.

The GNER blue livery looks good.

We have a Tri-ang model train set that has to be over 50 years old. It's been stored well, has a power supply but it's set for English power (we're in the States). What might it be worth?

Wow! Crackin' layout, and i've seen what you lot can do with making layouts, love your model railway shop! Friendly staff too.

Only 52 likes since 2010? what's the world coming to.

It all went downhill once they stopped making those giraffe cars!

Still got all mine.........Thanks for filming "whata fantastic way to show the railway".....Excellent

Grew up in Toronto Canada had alot of these pieces, well my Dad got them for me but it was for him. The giraffe car was fun and the buildings. Thanks for the memories.

One of my all time favourite layout

great layout love it

Any 00 gaugers hear wishing they chose N gauge?

Great Video!

Brilliant idea the way you send the trains back. Great layout

Always great seeing this layout Richard...Think i`ll give mine a run this evening !!

Nice, steady camera work. I forgot all about the little turbo car. Great.

Great job lads outstanding work,,,,,

I would VERY ,much like a copy of the track plans for Littlewood if that is possible ? It seems to very much my idea of the model railway I would like to build, as I love full length train running, and this design allows that, plus the fiddle yard give a great breadth of trains running. Any chance of getting a copy of the track plan ?

I see that you have the rare to find double curved level crossing. I had a large double track loop over and loop under Super 4 layout (32 Foot circuit) with System 6 branch line between 1972 and 1979 which had a curved level crossing on it. My late father built the layout when I was 10 for my brother and myself and it was great fun. Sold all the track and action accessories in 1979 and built a larger Peco Streamlined layout controlled by Zero 1 DCC until a house move in 1982. I now run an end to end layout as tail chasing can grow tiresome after a few laps.

would have been nice to see the wrenn stuff in action too

great layout

amazing love modern image!

Beautiful Layout!!

Great video, Cheers Stu @ Lime Junction (N Gauge)

Great video, cheers Stu @ Lime Junction

Excellent video!!! Thank you for sharing and keep up the good work.

As littlewood was designed to be portable, the most important factor in the materials used was weight. The hillsides were formed from polystyrene ceiling tiles cut to form the contours, the resulting structure were covered in a layer of paper-mache and painted green. Most of the surface texture is by Woodland Scenics as this is resistant to fade.

I am looking to start a small British N Scale layout. What sort of materials did you use to make the scenery?

Thanks very much for your reply Richard. Jack

The overhead catenary system used on the low level track section is built using etched brass components manufactured by Wrightscale. From memory, I think they were based in Fife, Scotland, but I don't know if they are still trading.

Great layout.Can you tell me which catenary system you used.Thanks

That's pretty cool, the detail on the bridge is spectacular. Is it made entirely from kits or are parts of it scratch built?