Class 40 "Bowler" received a massive overhaul this past week and came out looking better than ever. Such a clean shiny on him. Hope you Class 40 enjoyers like what I've done.

This is "Old King Coal" an obscure private wagon with coke railings. He was a blast to put together. His railings were made with matchsticks and styrene.

His face was made by @/ponpontomos1. An amazing expression.

I'm constructing a king.

He has arrived. And he didn't cost me an arm and a leg.

Let's celebrate everything RWS. Featuring the most obscure character. Elsie the Luggage Van.

Another scratch build completed. The carriage shed from RWS Ffarquhar.

Set your alarms!! Grab your snacks!! "Dudley the Vagarant Engine" is Premiering soon!!!!!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8uk...

Make Tomy Layouts, Not War. I had a friendly competition with MTI Thomas & aJuncitionMalfunction to create a layout under some rules and guidelines.

My video: youtube.com/watch?v=XQ3l...

MTI's video: youtube.com/watch?v=ZZJ9...

aJuncition's: youtube.com/watch?v=iij4...

Here's another scratch-built project now completed—this mining building from any industrial mine or quarry.

It's probably not the best scratch-built I've done, but I'm pretty pleased with how it turned out.

Just completed this three-way girder bridge. It's entirely scratch built, except for the girder plates made by PECO.

I made it in a way that i can lay double track on top to have trains running on the bridge.

It's almost similar to the Wellsworth bridge seen between S1 to S3.

My next project is a bridge. Like those girder bridges you see on railways infrastructure. Or seen between series 1 & 3.

The new sky backdrop is complete. TATMR inspired.

Here's something you don't see every day. A semi-accurate "Dart the Small Diesel Shunter."

This little guy was fun to put together. I've shrunken his chassis and used a Scruff cab. His paint is a bit darker, but I like it. I can't wait to put him on future sets.