Pen Y Bryn

[Heather Kay]

That's a rather sad looking Austin. Nicely done.

 

[Phil.c]

Here's some more stuff Dried tea and hot chocolate powder were added to the junk heap to help with the rust.

Phil

 

[Phil.c]

A couple more!

 

[Alan]

A stunning piece of modelling on the lorry wreck.

 

[Phil.c]

Thanks Alan, BTW the houses above the tunnel mouth will not be included but the ground will just rise to the backscene ans will be grassed.

Phil

 

[Phil.c]

 

[Phil.c]

Here's a couple more with the room backround Photoshopped out.

 

[Phil.c]

Started about fifteen years ago and not touched since then...will it ever be finished

A Malcomb Mitchell kit, Portescap motor, loco and tender has full compensated running gear.

 

[Alan]

I Like!!!!, I do with the Bachmann one.

 

[daifly]

A Malcomb Mitchell kit,

As used by someone having a bad hair day?

 

[bogusman]

A very nice model Phil still got another one to build. One I have already built shows the cab as my avatar

 

[Phil.c]

The problem with leaving a kit untouched for fifteen years is that when you try to get it running again it is stiff and extra work needs to be done to wake it up

 

[Phil.c]

Here's the finished ground above the tunnel with PS'd wall area.



Phil

 

[Captain Kernow]

The way you've blended that backscene is superb, the whole scene in that photo is stunning.

 

[Phil.c]

Wouldn't it be good if we had straight walls and no windows etc behind our layouts, so a bit of tounge in the cheek over the top PS to hide all this stuff


Phil

 

[Captain Kernow]

I like the next photo (both colour and B/W versions) even better!

 

[Dikitriki]

That just looks so much better than with the proposed houses above the tunnel.

Richard

 

[Phil.c]

I think it works a lot better too

 

[D816Foxhound]

That really is lovely, Phil.c. My favourite shot is the last colour one.

I particularly like the brick lineside hut and the "back yards".

Roger

 

[Phil.c]

Thanks Roger, I remember those lineside huts being that way from when we used to walk the line when I was a boy

Phil