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Good video Andy. Regards Bernie

I'm sorry to hear this update. Although I've only been a subscriber for a short time, I've really enjoyed your layout and updates. All the best for the future from over here in the UK 👍🚂

I'm sorry to hear of the demise of Shevington. I have really been enjoying watching your videos with my grandson over the last couple of months since we discovered your channel. Don't worry. We will stay subscribed in the hope it rises from the ashes. Take care, Andy, and best wishes from all in Dylington...cheers James 🙂👍

Really sad to hear that. Wishing you all the best for your future. Thank you for sharing your amazing videos.

Best wishes, although only being a subscriber for a short time, always a pleasure to watch. Again best wishes

Sad news Andy. Hope that you're doing OK. Stay strong. Mon

So sad 😞 I wish you all the very best of luck in the future 🙏 its been a real pleasure watching your channel and content will stay subscribed and hopefully see you back in the model world at some point take great care all the best kind regards Danny 😀 😊😃

Gee mate, your audio was really low on this. I had to pop on my headphones to hear you. It's always sad to see a layout go away. I hope what's going on behind the scenes works out ok and isn't too stressful. Maybe you can get back into Shelvington V2 sometime soon. Cheers!

now, we need a running session with that HST, nice video, thanks for sharing

Some nice pickups there. Sometimes you can get lucky with those "New old stock" buys. I bought a dozen Hornby Mk1 coaches for A$100 the lot a couple of years ago. I wasn't expecting it but they really had never been opened. The old railroad stock is good enough for me, so I was a happy chappy. Cheers!

Some nice additions there, Andy, and painting the facia black has made a big difference. Nice little video, keep an eye out for my grandson's Dukes of Hazzard visit Dylington stop-motion animation video... Cheers James 🙂👍

i'll be corrected if i'm wrong but i think the lights are directional and you need another decoder for the rear unit

Nice collection of additions there. The Fascia looks better being black too. Hope your back keeps improving. Happy Modelling Mon

That's a serious freight liner rake. I'd have to rob a bank for that rake lol. 😂 nice vid cheers 😊

Good video Andy. Do you know if Railex Hutt is going ahead this year ? I would like to exhibit Peckham Junction. Also still have not been contacted by the membership secretary. Regards Bernie.

It's an enjoyable video, Andy. We've been over to Monsville Railways and subscribed. It's good to hear that your back is getting a little better . The video with the 060 goods train, on Monsville Railways made me smile, I had that set when I was a kid, and I've still got the little green loco, and the two wagons and guards van in a shoebox in the wardrobe. I will have to dig it out, I doubt it will run but it could be posed on Dylington, and who knows it may appear on a video at some point... Cheers James 🙂👍

Nice session. Thanks for the Shout out 👍 Hope you continue to improve with your back Andy.

Tremendous stuff, thanks. Great to see the trains running, particularly when the two rakes of teak coaches were alongside each other at various points 😋. All the best 👍🚂

Try A B testing on tube buddy for your thumbnail

Really nice to see your HST in action. Plus, a great insight into the impact of cleaning the coach wheels. I spend plenty of time keeping loco wheels clean but it's easy to overlook the coaches and wagons - this shows why I need to give them attention as well, so many thanks. Happy Easter 👍🚂

there is a wheel cleaner on the market self motorise when you run your rolling stock over it check Charlie at Chadwick Model Railway. kind regards gazclass58

Very nice HST 👍

Love the hst great video and just subscribe to the channel

Nice collection of wagons hst set and layout is nice too

Hi Andy, I like the hoppers but the HST is really something. All the best. Carl.

Nice ops session, hopefully your back improves soon👍🏻 Ben.

Wow Andy mate you have some lovely new additions to your layout, love the livery on the HST and those bachmann hopper wagons look awesome kind regards Danny 😀 😊😃

Some nice additions to your layout there, Andy 🙂👍

Hi. Great video. The items you brought are very nice looking

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Hi Andy, That's a great running video, we've really enjoyed watching it, and thank you very much for the shout-out it really is very much appreciated. I hope your back is better soon. I think there's going to be some more stop-motion animation on the next video, which hopefully will be next week. We've just subscribed to Small Rails. Take care, James 🙂👍

Hi Andy, just seen your link on the railway modellers club and subbed , superb layout, cheers Darrell 😃👍

Hi Andy, I hope your back gets better soon, I have the same issues so know what its like. I would like long straight sections of track like yours, its nice to see a long rake of Coaches running gracefully along the layout. I enjoyed watching the selection of Diesels and Coaches some good cobinations running. Cheers, Paul.👍👍

hello Andy enjoyed your video watched when i got in from work so a good way to wind down you have a very nice setup 👌enjoyed the pullman very nice will be back for more cheers for now al 🚂🚂😊😊🚋🚋👍👍

Looking good, I have been working at the club room. Have a look what we have been doing.

Hi Andy, Thanks for testing these various wheel cleaning methods, the results were very interesting. It appears the best results are from using IPA and polish on cotton buds. The dremel is noisy and cumersome to use. I am surprised the Ultrasonic didnt seem to be very good as they normally break down dirt quite well. Cheers, Paul.👍👍

Hi Andy, Cleaning wagon wheels is not my favorite job but must be done. I have never used metal polish but seeing your amazing results I may give it a go. The container wagon is quite long, I havent seen one with 3 containers before. Nice Steamer and GW Vans running very smoothly. Just subbed. Cheers, Paul.👍👍🙏

Hi Andy, very enjoyable video, thanks.

Nice one. The old-school coloured sawdust for scatter. It still works. For soil I use, well, soil from the garden sifted very fine.Also, a great alternative for ballast is crushed walnut shells. They are available very cheaply and apparently are used for polishing metal. A bit of paint of whatever colour you need and voila! Cheers!

I love the cost of it, good job

Paint the walls green. Please

Greetings from the St Louis, Missouri, USA area. TH-cam suggested your channel to me today. I love that so much on your layout has personal meaning to you. What is the hobby scene like where you live? Are there train shows and model railroad clubs, supported by model train shops? Or are you a "lone wolf" modeler relying on the internet for your shopping and interaction with fellow hobbyists?

Hey Andy, those opening shots are great. Good to hear your story something similar happened to me with that early purchase of a train set all those years ago.

What a great idea I think I'll be using that, do you think sand work as well?

I love watching these!! It’s like my new hobbie now😍Love your work andyyy!!

Great comparisons there Andy, for light cleaning i use cotton pud with IPA. Heavily dirty ones i use T cut on a cotton bud. Really like the ultrasonic cleaner

Good comparisons Andy. IPA or Polish on a cotton bud seems to be the best result. Like you, I'd shy away from sand paper. If you create microscopic grooves in the surface they will fill with muck and make cleaning more of a chore down the track. IPA and a cotton bud seems less harsh and would be my choice. 👍 The ultrasonic cleaner is good for cleaning electrical contacts etc. OO Bill uses one but seems to set his to half an hour for cleaning. Happy modelling

. Nice looking layout

Mostly I just use IPA on cotton buds. If they are really gungy I might try to scrape the buildup off then soak in IPA and rub with a cotton bud. On metal wheels, I have sometimes used a dremel with a brass wire wheel if the IPA doesn't do the job. Of course, clean up with IPA and a cotton bud afterward. I try and avoid abrasives and polishes as far as possible because of micro-scratches. I can't tell you whether what I do is best or even good. Works for me though so that's what matters to me. Cheers!

Very popular in the US is running wheels over ipa soaked kitchen roll on top of the tracks….