Such an interesting/clever idea to intersperse stills with videos - certainly emphasises the skill in building the displays - and great to see layouts under development (not to mention the beers . . . . .!!!!). Thank you for sharing.
Cheers Alex, yes I think it helps emphasise certain aspects and mixes it up a little from the straight video footage. Glad you enjoyed, some stunning layouts there both built and in-build! Beers are always the aim at the end of a show ha🍻
I really liked thios show. Shows in club rooms have a special feel to them with completed and under construction exhibits. The photography was nice too. I liked the mixture of stills and movement. Just one complaint...not enough N Gauge!! Well done to all concerned.
Yes David the first layout is a cracking O Gauge layout. Second is N Gauge and third is OO. All layouts are listed in the description. There’s a nice retro Hornby Dublo 3 rail layout a bit further in you might enjoy!
First exhibit, so nice to see drivers in all cabs, modeller has obviously realised that little kids run toy trains, but serious modellers go for realism. I have seen many an exhibition, spoiled by amazing layouts, but the familiar "Ghost Trains", driven by nobody with no passengers either. Yet they put people on platforms, but cannot be arsed to put passengers into the trains. Unless you are on Docklands light railway, where its generally automated, unless something goes wrong, then they put drivers in cabs. Why spoil the ship for a ha'penny of tar?
Thanks for posting. Good to see some layouts that I haven’t seen before. Cheers, 🇨🇦
Glad you enjoyed buddy 👌🏼
Such an interesting/clever idea to intersperse stills with videos - certainly emphasises the skill in building the displays - and great to see layouts under development (not to mention the beers . . . . .!!!!). Thank you for sharing.
Cheers Alex, yes I think it helps emphasise certain aspects and mixes it up a little from the straight video footage. Glad you enjoyed, some stunning layouts there both built and in-build! Beers are always the aim at the end of a show ha🍻
Awesome models, super video! Thumbs Up
Greetings from Dublin
Andrew
Cheers Andrew! We’ll be back in Dublin later this year!
Glad that you captured my class 40 running round, I wasn't sure if it would run due to the radius of the curves
Looked epic on that layout buddy! Thanks for bringing it down, did my best to get some decent shots of it 👍🏼
Enjoyed your video and liked.
Thanks buddy, more coming this year 👍🏼
@@RailwayTavern Great some think to look out for this year.
I really liked thios show. Shows in club rooms have a special feel to them with completed and under construction exhibits. The photography was nice too. I liked the mixture of stills and movement. Just one complaint...not enough N Gauge!!
Well done to all concerned.
Thanks yes I totally agree, a nice range there and thanks! N gauge aside obvs! Ha
O gauge by the looks of it, as a youngster in the 1960s I only ever saw OO or HO.
Yes David the first layout is a cracking O Gauge layout. Second is N Gauge and third is OO. All layouts are listed in the description. There’s a nice retro Hornby Dublo 3 rail layout a bit further in you might enjoy!
First exhibit, so nice to see drivers in all cabs, modeller has obviously realised that little kids run toy trains, but serious modellers go for realism. I have seen many an exhibition, spoiled by amazing layouts, but the familiar "Ghost Trains", driven by nobody with no passengers either. Yet they put people on platforms, but cannot be arsed to put passengers into the trains. Unless you are on Docklands light railway, where its generally automated, unless something goes wrong, then they put drivers in cabs. Why spoil the ship for a ha'penny of tar?