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A JAM PACKED update this month, featuring a MASSIVE new scratch build, significant scenic work at the ‘Great Wall’, including a Static Grass ‘How To’. I also start my O Gauge collection – a one off or the first of many? Watch to fid out!
I also have brand new Bachmann 37 release joining the fleet, as well as some Mk4 Coaches in stunning swallow livery and som Bachmann Wagons. If you enjoy model railways, stunning models and scenic done the ‘Dean Park way’, then you’ll enjoy this video! Please check out the following two links to see where I purhcase some of the detailing items, as seen on the layout.
https://westhillwagonworks.co.uk/?affiliate_id=103
https://www.scalemodelscenery.co.uk/?aff=2
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Does the wife know you used a sports sock? You said curtesy of the wife, did you mean that?
Excellent video again Dave. I just think they're pushing it a bit with the prices of the locos now. I think it's getting a bit out of hand.
Looking forward to your Bachmann and accura 37s going head to head for the crown !
Great update here Dave, some great work done, a nice O gauge wagon and some very nice OO additions, good to see another of the new bachmann class 37s, I’m still after the Cwmbran version but may look into this version myself as I love split head code diesels myself, would be good to see an O gauge layout if you do intend to build one in the future I have had some additions to my collection recently one of them being the bachmann blue Pullman in full nanking blue livery, good update overall, keep up the good work.
Hello, nice update. I am pleased to see it's progressing well. I noticed your retaining walls. Are they Metcalfe card kits? I am interested in what you used as I'd like something with those capping stones on top?
Hi Dave, really enjoyed the video. Love the fact that you are not afraid to make a mess when applying the scenic material which is easily cleaned up when you are finished. Like the new additions to your fleet. All the best Greg
Good update, I have decided to sell my 00 stock and have started to upgrade to 0 scale, 00 scale prices starting to catch some 0 gauge.Recently bought a new sound fitted 08 for £275 and a class 122 sound fitted for £350, albeit in a sale, but good value in my opinion
Awesome update as always. Love how effective the ground cover you put down looks. That class 37 looks very nice. Look forward to the new scratch build project. Excited to see what you do with O gauge in the future. – Nicholas.
Thanks for the update, always wonder how best to cover the edges at the lineside. Also it is funny whenever you show your wider loft space – that last bit is just as though you are working in mine! I guess it's a common new build design of house but the high pitch roof is perfect for us modellers.
Loch rather than Lock! My Scots wife has instilled this in me. Great video again. Thank you.
Should have waited for the Accurascale split box large logo 37!!
27:40 were those wagons fitted with single axle bogies as prototype, or are they just articulated for tight corners on model layouts?
Amazing update and very interesting as usual. 😃👍
Great update,you layout is very clean and tidy ,but very realistic at the same time,I wish I was as tidy, thanks Brian.
The admiration I have for your layout and content is fantastic. Thanks as always
Great update. Love all the effective off-the-ground cover on this part of your layout. (Mike HO from Australia.)
Split head code 37's used to be my personal favorite version of the class until 37 418 joined my fleet. Roof mounted horns, nose antenna, black domino head code box, black side nose grills and the highland stag motif absolutely blow my split boxes clear out of the water. It's got to be the single most attractive 37 I've ever seen, winning the right to haul my line's prestigious Mk2 express! Her shed-mate '025 coming in a close second with all of the above details, aside from the horns, and with black split boxes takes the older Mk1 express. There's simply nothing more iconic than a large logo 37 tearing up the highlands.
That car style headlamp is a game changer, though! So iconic to the Scottish region 37s.
Brilliant update as usual, Dave. Keep em coming! Mike.
Do you know what ever happened to the Perth south model railway that the chap was building been nothing from him for 11 months? Thanks in advance.Don
Thanks for teaching me how to pronounce Loch, I've always thought it's the same as lock
Just catching up on your layout Dave as it's been a while since I last looked. Still as impressive as it was on my last visit. Interested to see the method used along the top of the retaining wall to lay down the ground cover. I'll experiment with the method on my own layout. Cheers Euan
Love that class 37 in that livery. Hope my accurascale one is as good when it arrives 😬 also love the class 20 in Railfrieght. There is one sitting in my local model shop cabinet which I’m trying to convince my wife is a must have 😂🤞
10th anniversary? This calls for cake.
Excellent video as always! Thank you!
Dave what's your thoughts on TT? And also is your current OO layout a tail chaser does it follow the contours of your roof space?
Hi Dave, very impressive layout you have there regards Deano
Hi Dave Do you know if Hornby have released a MK 4 LNER “A” COACH please? Thanks for the updates John g
Great update Dave, I really look forward to these. The great wall area really starting to take shape. Star of the video though is that 37012! What a stunning model of what is my favourite engine, the class 37. The detailing on it is stunning!
Great update but the price of that class 37 is eye-watering! The Wagon looks brilliant and I am very tempted to get into O gauge too!
Nice update Dave
As a fellow Scot, thank you for pointing out the correct pronunciation for loch, 'lock' drives me mad! That Class 37 looks awesome
Excellent update, the addition of scenery by the great wall really enhances the wall.
The Bachmann 37 looks fantastic but unfortunately out of my price range, I'm hoping that the upcoming Accurascale 37 is at least on par with the Bachmann but a little nearer my price range.
David,r those magnets to hold the retaining walls up?
I’m Irish background and we too say loc’h not lock hehe ,10years of dean park superb museum grade work Dave a modern pendon craftsmanship in plastic and wood mate ,a credit to you
All the best and take care
Mark 👍🏻👍🏻😊
"Sound" makes a huge difference on Model railways doesn't it?
I can no longer go back to the old days of running and just imagining!
It’s allllllll still looking good David 👍 Keep the videos coming mate 😎
Great job, looks fantastic
Hi Dave – As always most enjoyable and good work on the Great Wall and the close up shots does show the wall off well. Nice new additions too and it will be interesting how the Accurascale 37 compares to the Bachmann one. Do you think the Bachmann vans are overpriced compared to the detailed Accurascale wagons that are of a similar price.
Cheers Kev
Absolutely awesome 37 Dave love the car head lamp. Nice touch with the O gauge wagon supporting your local model shop we all should do the same.
Keep safe and well my friend
Andy