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@@Aidan225 thanks Aidan. Yes. I've not been playing it much recently actually, but yeah the M3 - M27 was difficult to get fairly accurate

Thanks Stu. Hope you had a good Christmas ⛄ all the best for the new year aswell

@Andy-SharlstonEastgate ah that's great Andy welcome and a big thanks for taking a look. Have a great Xmas

@@Proper_Chuffed cool isn't it... Think this clip fitted perfectly. Where did you record it do you remember?

Thanks Tony. All the best. Have a fantastic xmas 🎄

Hey Tony, I'm trying to work out the best way to get them hooked up tbh, I'm certainly no expert but I'll try and cover this in the next update mate no worries 👍 have a happy New year

@ I look forward to any advice on the subject. Have a great New Year 2025 here we come.

@Kingscleremodelrailway thanks for watching along. Glad you think you, I definitely think I nailed that with some beginners luck... Apart from the disaster that was the pour 😂

@@ChobertonJunction thanks Tony. Honestly I wish I'd had a remote camera as it would be hilarious watching me trying to plug it up 🤣 I've seen few diarama folks using UV resin, I'd definitely try that next time, or at least plan better next time 😉. added ripples now, and despite a bit of dust getting caught in it that's actually coming out really well. The only issue I've had is trying to cut off the lip of resin from where it crept up the dam. Explain more on my next update, probably next week when I have more done 👍

@@ChobertonJunction added the link to the one I got in the description btw

Thanks Martin! really appreciate the support. I've actually blocked the view a little now with a large tree, love to know your thoughts on that.

Thank you very much. I'm pretty happy with how it's looking, hours of watching others coming to fruition 😆

@@AdiPullen hi Adi. Much appreciated. The points issue is still very annoying. Out of all the points I have in a box I choose a broken one 😭

@@Kingscleremodelrailway thankyou 👍

@@ChobertonJunction hi Tony. Thanks for the comment. Sorry to hear about your health issue, glad you are getting better and back to modelling. Have you been able to visit any shows?

@@_RandomPea psoriasis is something that I fear I will have to live with from now on. Such is. Not done any shows this year although I will be going to the NEC this month.

@ChobertonJunction sorry to hear that Tony. Enjoy the show, I'm at a local open day in a couple of weeks, hoping to get a load of scenic bits without the daft eBay postage

@@AdiPullen thanks Adi. Trees were fun but I got poor quality seafoam from Wwscenics as end of Harvest season so that was a bit frustrating. Getting there. The electrics are quite fun but totally limited in my knowledge

@@TimberSurf wow ! Fantastic insight Timbersurf thanks. So you don't think I'll be able to get a single cable from the points? 😞

@@TimberSurf reread this and understand now I've activated brain lol 🤣 the cable is 30v rated, no idea on amperes but should be fine. Have you seen anything similar to what I'm trying to do before? I'm sure I'm not the only one trying to make a single walkabout panel. Appreciate your post and advice. Thanks 👍

@@TimberSurf would these work better you think? uk.rs-online.com/web/p/automotive-connectors/8010941?cm_mmc=UK-PLA-DS3A-_-google-_-CSS_UK_EN_ePMax_Prio2-_--_-8010941&matchtype=&&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwmaO4BhAhEiwA5p4YLwtTJcl1VYJYvHFTwYfA7vYxwmDnhMS4mYahj4vmcMvBzeZDFOMVsRoCV8sQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

@@_RandomPea Not really, the male is for pcb mounting only and the female will need the pins crimping with a specialist tool. Cheapest, most robust, easy to wire solder able, are GX16 Aviation Connector, available inline and panel mount and only £1ish per side.

@@_RandomPea Not really, the pins need crimping with a special tool and the male is for PCB mounting!. The cheapest, most robust flexible range of solderable connectors, is the "GX16 Aviation Connector", they can handle the power and are inline or panel mount and are just £1ish each. Up to 8 pin only

@@AdiPullen hi Adi! I used to use ipa to clean but found out that white spirit is a better conductor, as is lighter fluid... There was a table somewhere on it. It seems to keep the wheels on locos a lot cleaner aswell so double win 😆 In fairness to horny they do state I the instructions that locos with drain cocks would be restricted, but just wonder why they didn't think to design it differently... Baffling... As it did look good. It still derails on the same point though, just not elsewhere... I think it's the spring on the front pony 🐴

@@jackstrains4468 cheers Jack. Quite fun doing the electrics.

@@lnrmodels thank you very much

@@Tauraco00 the one that keeps derailing? It's very nice yeh, it's so annoying that it seems to like to jump off the rails 😔 I think I'll take it apart and take a look if I can spot anything else. It was a shame to remove the drainage pipes but I could see it hitting the front pony

@@_RandomPea yes it is annoying, but there has to be a solution - keep them rolling, fine hobbies xx