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The original Giants Causeway and Bushmills railway trains were powered by steam trains until changing over to Electric. there is one of the old trains currently housed at the Ulster museum.

Bit worrying this chap has not uploaded or commented on a video in over a year. I love his work and I hope everything is OK.

That is awesome! I've just managed to find a purple 103 which I've bought, if you ever want to sell this please let me know !!

Thanks for not editing out the errors in cutting the doors . It helps to see that even experienced modellers can make a miss cut.

Thank you for putting out this series, it's ideal as I'm just starting to scratch build and your delivery is easy to follow. Thanks again..

I have just found your videos of building Wills kits and really enjoyed them as I am just venturing into building my own Wills kits. Your videos are a great help. I notice your last video was 1 year ago. Will you be doing any more?

Really excellent layout ! Thanks for posting - has given me some ideas for my own. Can you please advise? What are the brands and descriptions for the yellow utility car at 1:31 and the blue with dark blue stripe loco shed at 3:42 ? Many Thanks.

Can that be done with lichen? Instead of seafoam?

Your drawing shows 5 boards, yet you only used 4. What are the dimensions of the boars? If you use a razor saw and drag the teeth over the wood it will add a lot of wood grain to the wood. I liked your video so much I built some coal staithes for myself but made them 20mm high and also used 4 boards as I made them 5mm wide. Cheers from eastern Tennessee

When I see a pebble dashed house in the street, I think eww. When I see a pebble dashed house being made for a model railway, I'm like, this is utterly fantastic.

How are you doing Paul? Long time no see! Cheers Onno.

Really nice

Top quality as always Paul, hope all is good and you have had a good Christmas.

Long time no see!!! How are you Paul??

Hi 👋 how is the layout now? Been a while since I've watched your things but popped up today and reminded how helpful these were!

Hi, This was a very interesting video for me. I'm forever upgrading old stock, particularly old Lima stock. Opening up one of these Mk2 coaches has always been something of a mystery. I now know how to strip them down to their very basic components - thanks for that if nothing else. Did you ever get around to converting the Mk2 Guards Van to the Driving Brake Trailer an (I think that's what it's called? I've looked at the videos on your site but either I've missed it or perhaps it's called something else. Thanks again.

Very nice 👍

Thank you for posting this! Recommended to me by google's analytics, and just what I need for some of the projects that I am working on. You just have a new subscriber! Cheers, sir!

Just started on my model railway journey and you build tutorials are do helpful. Just building my first ever signal box from scratch - used your process as an outline but adapted in a number of different ways. Mainly do not have access to materials. Using coffee stirers for the outside - looks quite realistic as i have cut thin strips - maybe longer - but worthwhile.

Looks great and realistic

Looks great and a lot of fun to build 👍

It's really worth to paint and weather the buildings. Nicely done

It's looking Fantastic. So real looking.well done. Beautiful detailing. Thank you for letting us share your journey. Best wishes Richard Crompton Cantertbury Kent

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Thanks. For contest models some of us stain before gluing (and sometimes even before cutting) to avoid the seemingly inevitable glue masking.

Great work!

Thank you so helpful

Great result. Looks better than my garden fence !

Hi there, Do you use adhesive on most of the foliage or just place/scatter ?

Thanks for a very useful method! It really brings out the mortar layers in the brickwork.

Great video

I was thinking of adding drainpipes to my Metcalfe single road engine shed and now I know how.

could u give a link to print out this design mate i keep trying to draw it but it keeps going wrong iam only a new modeler

Very nice la layout, when is your next update?

Hello Paul, what is going to be the very next project onto the railway in your attic? I am still awaiting my bigger flat to removal to to start my indoor railway. Thanks a lot for your very helpfull and often handy scratchbuilding ideas. Aeaiti g more of it! Best greetings from Berlin, Christian

Love the cutting

Good!

Thanks for this video. I am making stairs for a footbridge and needed some ideas, so "Thanks again."

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One of the best examples of this I have seen.

lol the sound is spot on..great craftmansship

Remember that a craft knife and a steel rule is one of the best ways of cutting your fingers in half. A Maun safety rule is a good investment.

Galgorm? near Ballymena?

I am just starting out as a newbie, using youtube as a catalogue of my journey, i love your videos, and follow you faithfully, thank you so much for your content

Thanks for posting this, I got a batch of 70 trees on Amazon for £19 (compared to three Woodland Scenics for £15) and with this technique they’d be perfect for going at the background and in behind some better trees like you say. Really appreciate the upload and will give this a try!

Great video, entertaing & Informative. Thank you

It may well have been covered somewhere I’m missing but what thickness card are you using?

Just a simple question. What adhesive did you use to put the painted windows in place?

Hi Paul following your video to make the scratch build my first had to stop for a while but back on it now - hey trying to cut the brick plasticard but it very fragile and it just seems to all crack up on me - any tips you make it look so easy !

Paul, I couldn't find your email address, I have mine (I think) on my profile, if not I'll add it.