And I did apparently watch your channel before. It was the Dirty Objects video.

@LittleBlueRailway Thank you, I also completely agree with you. I’ve been around this community for over a decade now and people still find ways to amaze me. through their visuals, their writing, and their art.

I highly recommend it, getting to them is the hardest part I will admit. However, once you’re there, it makes the trip worth it. Being with people that have a common interest is so fun.

Thank you for the kind words Mike. Also if there is anything else you’d like added to your page let me know.

@@TheNewStoryteller I’m sure the sign was a joke. Also fun fact if you flipped it around it’s says tiger moth 2 with a crude drawing of Topham on it. 0:12 as you can see in the bottom corner of the screen.

Maybe for the 80th anniversary of the RWS

Alright give me a minute. Running board 19.4 cm long 4.3 cm wide. And .3 cm tall From smoke box to cab 17.5 cm long smoke box 3.5 cm Cab 2.5 cm Firebox 1.3 cm The circumference of Gordon is 3 cm The part underneath Gordon’s boiler is .8cm The tender is 8.8cm long with out the doors. The doors are .6cm The width is 4.2 cm. The total height from the dome to the wheels is 6.5 cm. If there is anything else I will do my best to respond.

@@calebc.2290 Thanks a million! You gave me the tender measurements also! You are a legend. I will credit you in the Henry video if it comes out!

Sorry to bug you again. Could I have the wheels height? leading and driving? Thanks!

@@animated_toy_trains 3.5 cm for the main driving wheels and 1.5 cm for the smaller wheels.

@@calebc.2290 Thanks Man! You've been super helpful!

The couplings are the worst part of my build. I took inspiration from ertl and made them out of popsicle sticks and tooth picks. a popsicle stick sticks out at each end where the coupling is scene on the express coach with either a hole or a toothpick going through. you can figure out how they couple up. As for other rolling stock and engines I don’t really want to make any more. I feel rather uninspired to make them. If you want to watch a tutorial on how to make things out of cardboard I suggest you watch the master of lemons video titled. “ You can make tugs modes! ( How I make all models, Detailed walkthrough)” that’s where I learned the skills to make the express coaches. Like I said I feel rather uninspired to make more customs in the diapet range, but that doesn’t mean you can’t do it either. I’m sure if you watch that walk through you’ll easily be able to make your own customs. after all it’s just cardboard tape and a bit of paint what’s the worst that can happen you restart? take care.

@@calebc.2290 well thanks . I am getting a Diapet Thomas in the mail so I wanted to make some troublesome trucks first and then I will give the try at the express in green and then Finlay the break down train and a breakvan perhaps

@@calebc.2290 and can we get a video on Henry ? And a final question will you make a toby ? Oh and do you have plans to get the other diapets and make more customs . Like the toby I said earlier . not forcing ya it’s only questions and suggestions

@@MaxwellTheTrainFan Next time it snows I will show henry. I will probably not make a toby in diapet scale and I will not show off the cardboard made express coaches.

@@calebc.2290 ohh ok . Do you have plans to get Thomas

Well, the express coaches are made out of cardboard, acrylic paint, masking tape and mod podge. Originally they were running on Lionel O gauge bogies. However, Recently I found out that the diapets are s gauge so I swapped them out for s guage bogies. As for the track it’s just the og trackmaster track with the molded rails sanded off. Again found out it’s S gauge so I’ve bought a lot of s gauge track recently so next time I do film that’s what I’ll be using. As for What else I’ve made. I made a custom Diapet Henry, but it’s huge and out of scale and I need to redo him. In truth though this was such an awkward scale to work with and when I made my custom Henry I cannibalized my Gordon model you see in the video for the chassis and when I bought a new Gordon it took forever getting here and he wasn’t cheap. So I’m going to stick with a more manageable scale in the future. I think that’s everything I hope I answered everything. Take care.

Where did you get the s gauge track from ? I live in the uk tho

@@MaxwellTheTrainFan ah, well I live in the states and when I go to train shows they have it up for sale and I buy some when I can. I want to say it’s lionel, but I’m not certain. I don’t know where you’d get s gauge track in the uk. Sorry I can’t help you there.

@@calebc.2290 oh ok 😀 thanks for helping anyways