Collectibles have value only when somebody else wants it.Collectables doesn't interest me. The rolling stock has to have a reason (no matter how small) to be on the layout and are run. The boxes they were in go in the recycle in.
When I lived in Yorkshire in 1963 I remember walking the dog and not knowing if I was on the path or above the bushes. The bushes were over six feet tall.Amazingly the deepest snow I have personally seen was in London when one year drifts caused sone cars to be buried under snow. Heavy snow in England is rare, but in London it was like serreal to see this.
Scotland on the other hand gets plenty of snow, we rarely even see more than 4 inches, if any At all.
You and my dad would have got on well when I was a kid….Sherrel - A cheer to pick you up, a rah rah cheer not a clothes washing cheer.
Rah Rah tree
Kick'em in the knee
Rah Rah grass
Kick'em in the ........ ............................................. other knee
Good looking train


The light rust and dirt is spot on imoNew purchase 'Hilliers' out of the workshops slight weathering to knock the sheen off. Using old make-up powders Dawn has donated. Now ready and in service.
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At some point in the future you may give up, you may need cash. Those boxes = better prices……faints….thump…..Collectables doesn't interest me. The rolling stock has to have a reason (no matter how small) to be on the layout and are run. The boxes they were in go in the recycle in.
Thank you Jaz. Like I say, Dawn's donated make-up powders. Dust on and seconds later, done! Surprisingly they stay there.The light rust and dirt is spot on imo
At some point in the future you may give up, you may need cash. Those boxes = better prices……faints….thump…..
