Very good

TT120 version??

It's always good to see new kits becoming available.

Hi Kevin, this comment isn't about the weigh bridge but about your last video on Parkside kits. Personally, I think it's good news that model kits of rolling stock are still being produced to allow modellers an affordable way of producing a relatively scale goods train. What I would like to see from Peco is the return of the Wonderful Wagon Kits. I know that they still produce, or at least I think that they still produce the tanker wagons, as there appears to be lots about on the internet. But I would like to see the return of the coke, coal, and salt kits. We all rave about sprung buffers now, but Peco were producing these years ago, with working axleboxes and some decent weight to them! Have a quiet word, would you?

Nice looking kit 👍

Marvellous layout. Mega Kudos to Pete Waterman and his team and Peco for so freely giving their time, money and equipment (Peco) to make this layout possible for kids and charities!

I like it, nice kits! Thanks PECO!

Why the high pitched plink plink plink background noise, that's no music, it is needless noise, and why is it at a sound level equal to the narration, what even merely potential value does it add to the video?

Oh these look great!

Well done, Peco! I do look forward for these kits. What's next? The GVT-van?

A very enjoyable watch - thank you.

Great to see more narrow gauge products from PECO!

Fantastic looking kits. 👍😀👍

Wot no engine idling sounds. Only joking! Amazing!

Wow this is stunning

Very nice sir. enjoy. Love to do more on mine, but costs are prohibitive [running Fn3.] Bachmann. btw did you used to be in Hook???

Merci pour ces explications

Very nice BUT where you have rails joined on curves you need to replace the last sleeper with a copper clad sleeper soldered to the rails and this prevents the rail joint from moving. Ballast also needs to be added, REAL crushed rock not Woodland Scenics peanut shell ballast and glued in place using an SBR adhesive which can take whatever the weather throws at it and it all holds firm.

when i was 5 (1957) my grandfater let me olay with his pre WW1 clockwork train set. it was so big i could almost ride it. I dont know what ever happened to it.

Hi Charlie. Didn't realize you were doing the instruction videos for PECO. Keep up the good work. Your instruction style is great. Chris

Let's hope they can find some young people with muscle for next year.

Excellent work Kevin! What an enthusiast Pete is for railways and supporting charities.

Amazing! This is really a magnificent piece of work. 👍

Muy bonito ❤

They look superb. Looking at the England locos on show though, I really can't understand why PECO decided to do a fictional livery on an England when there are so many other real liveries for them. The only reason I can think of is to sell more L&B coaches???

Excelent

Looks great! Hopefully more 009 locos coming soon!

Are those signals available separately?

Neat! Love to see more being added to the 009 range!

Comments are on! Would love some more TT120 track

Very nice, I really need a 7F for my garden railway

I’m laying flex track for the first time soon, I have my tracksetta templates for the main curves, but what happens when you want very subtle S shaped bends in the track that fall outside of the available templates?

Great to see the representation of a BR mixed carriage rake, some going back from almost grouping to the latest 1950's Mk 1 stock with ultra modern formica wall coverings inside replacing those boring old exotic woods! Different inside and out unlike today, cramped, boring, all the same. At least they don't stink of fags though or have greasy brylcream stained seat headrests.

The 2p and 5MF double heading was amazing

Magnificent!

What can you say, Jealous, 😅, Good fun, nice work 😁, All the best Brian 😃

Awesome railway! I'm about to plan my "layout of a lifetime" in my garden, so definitely buying this edition of RM. Lovely to see the railway integrated into the garden and not on stilts. That's exactly the look I'm after.

It’s nice to see the different liveries on locomotives and carriages. It makes a very enjoyable video.

What a gorgeous layout!! I wish I had the space to do something similar replicating the Epping Ongar Railway, at which I used to volunteer.

Great model 😊

Yes great article in RM and really enjoyed the video footage. Thank you

Hi Charlie, understand how you lay the track which you explain very well. But this is a bit 2 dimensional - when do you fit the dropper wires and do the fitting of the turnout motors?

Great video and great article

What a lovely layout . I fully get the sitting in the garden and watching the trains go past concept . Although you are looking at a distance there’s some great stock there in close up . Brilliant idea to link article to video through QR code . Really has enhanced this months magazine . Superb !

Great article, enjoyed reading it in Railway Modeller

When are code 75 streamline Unifrog points going to be readily available in Australia?

Accurascale have terrible customer services. I avoid at all cost.

looks good

Ayo Peco & Kato, Sam’sTrains reviewed one of your New England Classes. I recommend you check it out.

Great video! What brand and model were the teak coaches please? They look great with it