My modelling musings on Portchullin, Glenmutchkins and anything else that takes my fancy. Of o ur trip to the Rail 2018 Modelspoor. The next layout was a very fine rendition of a small Dutch village scene with a tram running through it. It was called Halt Tombroekstadt and whilst perhaps a little too ne.

T-TRAK Modular N scale model trains. When I was a kid and teen, these beehive burners were at every sawmill. I installed a fire LED kit from Evans Designs in this beehive burner. Saw Mill kit, which I purchased most of the pieces at a club table sale a while ago. The picture shows the burner working on my inside corner T-TRAK module. More modelling, weathering and some bleachers. Initial view of the hoppers.

An independent pro-Indy modeller from Scotland, in love with his country and its railways. The Anatomy of a Wagon. The Model Railways of Oly Turner and Chris Matthews. That was where all logic ended. Getting down to business at last.

The Model Railways of Oly Turner and Chris Matthews. The roof is much too thick, and has the details on it inverted, so the chimney and roof vents are on the wrong side of the van. The concrete weights on the end platforms run up to finish flush with.

My second K class is just about finished bar a few little items. I replaced the kits white metal connecting rods with some nickel silver ones and beefed up the inside of the cylinders with some brass tube.

It has been a hectic few weeks, and not much time for modeling with so many other activities going on recently. A fine illustration of why one should consider what is an achievable and sustainable model railroad to plan and build. Now on to what everyone has been waiting for, the prototype railroads. Three local, the Lancaster, Oxford, and Southern, the Ma and Pa, and .