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Hi Dan. Some great buys there buddy. Love the Lowmac. My camera would go lovely on that. Layout looking superb. The concrete base is brilliant. Did my base with polyfilla but yours looks spot on. Wow lots from WHWW. Keep you out of trouble for a while ay. Fantastic meeting up with you again at GETS, had a really great couple of days there. Thanks Dan. Thumbs up thumped 👍 ....Pete and Su....
some nice bits there i do like the west hill wagon works products, i look forward to seeing how your tmd area progresses and also the boat looks good for the harbour area, keep up the good work. Tom
Great haul and an interesting layout update! Given the Lowmac is in SATLINK livery, this was an S&T initiative for moving major projects components around the UK to various sites, so whilst they may well have moved plant and machinery around on them, you could also consider loading the wagon with e.g an REB (relocatable equipment building ie relay room) as these would sometimes be internally prefabbed off site then transported to site and everything connected up. I think PECO do a model of one? Just a thought, Dan - as no one seems to model S&T stuff. Looking forward to your next Trash to Track. Best wishes from Wirral.
Good video 📹, I bought some Wagon Works TMD stuff similar to what you got but I didn't get those pallet loads so I must get some. Looking forward to seeing how you lay out the Wagon Works equipment. Cheers
Those Ellis Lowmac Wagons are the best. As for the concrete flooring, you could try Wicks ready to use coving adhesive. It is very fine and east to sand down. They d small tubs I believe.
I was very impressed with Ellis Clark's second hand prices - I thought for a moment I'd gone back in time about 10 years! Managed to buy an entire goods train for under £25, mainly thanks to finding a Hornby class 29 for the princely sum of £12.50!
It was a very good show. Thanks for the layout tour.
Cracking setup, so much potential 👍👍👍.
Hi Dan.
Some great buys there buddy.
Love the Lowmac. My camera would go lovely on that.
Layout looking superb. The concrete base is brilliant. Did my base with polyfilla but yours looks spot on.
Wow lots from WHWW. Keep you out of trouble for a while ay.
Fantastic meeting up with you again at GETS, had a really great couple of days there.
Thanks Dan.
Thumbs up thumped 👍
....Pete and Su....
Great to see more of your layout. Thought it was just the seaside bit 😂. Cheers, George.
great vid on channel good see you good dat at the train showe and wot you got keep up the great vlogs thanks lee
Good to meet you again at GETs, sheds will work well on the sidings
A good haul there. 👍
some nice bits there i do like the west hill wagon works products, i look forward to seeing how your tmd area progresses and also the boat looks good for the harbour area, keep up the good work. Tom
A nice haul u got
I was at GETS yesterday. Got a good haul myself. Including a Lowmac. I might grab another at Not Warley if I go.
Maybe the fishermen are in the pub...
Great haul and an interesting layout update!
Given the Lowmac is in SATLINK livery, this was an S&T initiative for moving major projects components around the UK to various sites, so whilst they may well have moved plant and machinery around on them, you could also consider loading the wagon with e.g an REB (relocatable equipment building ie relay room) as these would sometimes be internally prefabbed off site then transported to site and everything connected up. I think PECO do a model of one? Just a thought, Dan - as no one seems to model S&T stuff.
Looking forward to your next Trash to Track.
Best wishes from Wirral.
Good video 📹, I bought some Wagon Works TMD stuff similar to what you got but I didn't get those pallet loads so I must get some. Looking forward to seeing how you lay out the Wagon Works equipment. Cheers
Those Ellis Lowmac Wagons are the best. As for the concrete flooring, you could try Wicks ready to use coving adhesive. It is very fine and east to sand down. They d small tubs I believe.
I was very impressed with Ellis Clark's second hand prices - I thought for a moment I'd gone back in time about 10 years! Managed to buy an entire goods train for under £25, mainly thanks to finding a Hornby class 29 for the princely sum of £12.50!
Going to be busy painting for a while
Hi Dan, I sent you an email about the Multimeter. Did you receive it?