Layout Tour 2021

By popular request here is a complete tour of the layout. Most of the recent videos have been focusing on small specific sections of the layout. This should help you get a better picture of how the layout sits in the room and how the different scenes connect to each other.
Music in the intro - Danya Vodovoz - Blue Journey
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[@davidcusa6282]

That area in front of the houses would really lend itself to a market scene. Not like those plastic looking ones you see on European layouts, but something more like you'd see on Only Fools and Horses. Dodgy geezers selling out of the back of transits, and chippie vans maybe. I think you would be the person that could really capture an urban London market scene! Super video as always!

[@minikegcar7342]

I thought exactly the same!

[@geek9642]

I was just going to say exactly the same 🤣

[@danielchick1]

Same

[@danielchick1]

With small buildings either side though

[@robertsedgwick1629]

my thoughts exactly- an open air market

[@TheGryxter]

You've certainly made full use of the available space. I can't imagine how you got all that lumber up the ladder? 😄

[@mickd6942]

Still think this is one of the best layouts I’ve ever seen , so much attention to detail , the stock looks so realistic weathered to perfection

[@BibtheBoulder]

I love your ethos. "Scenery that happens to have a railway in it". Exactly the approach I took with mine.....

[@johne5854]

That scrapyard and canal are brilliant. Good to see how you've organized the whole layout.

[@TheSNIPERmac]

What amazes me is, not the size of the lay although it is big, no, what amazes me is how you find the time to do this to the level of detail and still find time to work and make videos. I speak for everyone here to say, thank you for sharing your passion with us...

[@silkytrack8091]

Great video Richard. Thanks for sharing. 👍

[@kenstevens5065]

As I've said in previous comments on your postings your attention to detail is second to none. Viewers, if you are new to this channel have a look at how the station and its car park are developing. You obviously like the model making part of the hobby and prove there's nothing wrong with just watching the trains go by. Very well done.

[@jwrarmstrong]

It's a testament to your talents that I had no idea how small the room is. Also some of the best weathering on any youtube layout.

[@Trevor1292]

Excellent !! Never really thought about it until now but your layout is my favourite on KZbin because it's designed for "watching". The fact that your layout allows us to watch trains traveling through the rural countryside into an urban area to the built-up city, with such attention to detail gives the viewer so much more to digest. The graffiti and litter just adds to the realistic scene of the period you have created. What you have done with the trains in terms of weathering/aging then adding passengers and lighting, the roads with moving vehicles, just brings this to life - I can't wait to see what this looks like when you have the lighting complete with street lamps, house lights, platform lighting/covers, etc. Keep at it, it's an incredible piece of work, a masterpiece in the making, and like I said my favourite on KZbin. Thanks for sharing 😉

[@kevingrady5316]

You are so bloody clever Richard, well done!!!

[@donnyfrantic9180]

Interesting, nice to see it all in context. Love to see a pub and pub garden in front of the houses that would be a good fit.

[@my-trainjourney]

You station has a symaler layout to Cardiff with the branch line. The empty space in front of it is a small platform and staircase down to the lobby, as with your layout it is elevated above street level. Love your layout and you've got exactly the right attitude. Keeping things simple and having fun. Thanks for sharing your journey with us 😊👍

[@my-trainjourney]

My mistake there is no branch line at Cardiff. Seriously though check out Cardiff Central on Google earth with South faceing North and you'll see what I mean about how the station fits

[@crowstylerrat2799]

I came here through Hornby A Model World. Thanks for putting all your stuff on a channel. I'm not lying when I say that this is more interesting than most stuff on TV. I have a model village in my basement which is inspired by places I've been.

[@ken9503]

Just an idea about that open space across from the apartment buildings. Maybe a park with slides and swings for kids to play on at one end. In the middle a nice pond with gold fish, some small trees for shade and some benches for old geezers like myself to sit and ponder those decades that have passed too quickly. At the other end a dog park where the residences of the apartments can let their pets get some exercise. Then maybe a nice small sidewalk or path wandering through the park. Thanks for the tour, wish I had your talent.

[@andrewpalm2103]

Thank you so much for this complete layout tour, Richard! It really helps to tie together your videos from the last several months since I subscribed, plus the older videos of yours I recently binge-watched. You are an excellent model railroader and I'm sure your videos bring pleasure, knowledge, and inspiration to many others. Cheers from Wisconsin!

[@EverardJunction]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it, as always more videos are in the works. Cheers

[@RichardASK]

First time on your site and it's just brilliant. I had a oo layout as a lad and built a oo for one son and an N gauge for my other son, both of whom loved and played with them for hours on end. Then time passed and after constant pestering, an N gauge for one of my step sons, which I seemed to appreciate more, than he did, the ungrateful little sod! I will work my way through the rest of your vids..

[@ade9685]

Fabulous that something I always wanted to see. Very interesting lovely stuff

[@brenthopley874]

Hi There from New Zealand, while I'm not a Brit railway modeller, I enjoy the work you do on your channel and thanks for the layout tour, it put all the bits and pieces together as a package. Keep up the great work.

[@johnstubbington5163]

Richard, It was great to meet you at the great Electric Show at Milton Keynes on Saturday 2nd October. Marvellous! John.

[@Laticity]

Watching in March 2023. You've made so much great progress since :)

[@shaung75]

It's just silly bits of detail like the culvert that make this the best model railway on KZbin. Well done chap

[@chazzyb8660]

Great to see the whole layout - um - laid out. Fascinating to see the scenes all blending together, and great to see how you have integrated your fiddle-yard and support spaces. 14:24 Maybe a construction site with new housing going up could be a good compromise between urban setting and keeping the views open?just a thought. More hoardings, scaffolding, piles of materials, builders vans, site hut/portacabin, porta-loos, etc. If not the whole sit, then just a few infill spaces between the remaining buildings? Someone else mentioned the possibility of an Underground station. If Cheeky can manage it in his tiny space… maybe something for the 2030s?

[@seanfleming6196]

hi i must say after viewing many of your videos, , i find that you are a very tallented chap indeed, when i build my aircraft i try to give them as much detail as possible, , watching how you detail your railway is so refreshing to see , keep up the great work

[@KristonAbbott]

The vacant area in front of the road and the the houses would be perfect for an underground station entrance. The. You could build yourself a short underground line in the facing boards of your table, or just underneath it. It would be a great project to make a couple of stations and then all the tiles and the tunnel sections. A great use of the space too. Loving your work my friend.

[@langerstrains9460]

Nice layout and I enjoyed the tour. Relaxing to watch the trains go round too

[@Mishn0]

Here's an idea for the spot across the street from the terrace apartments. How about a small restaurant with an outdoor eating area behind it? Maybe some pergola style thing with an awnings over tables or tables with umbrellas over them? It would give an opportunity for more greenery in pots or planters and you could have lights in the pergola like the fancy places do. Maybe you could make it with fiber optics and disguise the bundle of fibers as a vine like a wisteria?

[@locowerke]

Excellent video, very enjoyable! Thanks for posting!!

[@grahamparry7200]

Thanks for a great overview. It makes a lot more sense now. Your layout scenery brings back memories from when I lived in the U.K in the 1970s! Thanks again from New Zealand.

[@SteveS3667]

@Everard Junction Great update enjoyed watching this, I went for the simple track plan for the same reason and it paid dividends on "Little Parsons Heath" a not to scale version of an area North of Colchester circa 1979 where the hobby started for me, it's great just watching the trains and as you say not having the worry of derailments... I must say that your scenic work has inspired mine as for a first time in scenery I can actually blow my own trumpet :) Looking forward to more videos over the Winter very impressive Richard.

[@fredburley9512]

If you just happened to glance at this layout in passing you would think that you were looking at a real life scene - the trains are so realistic.

[@mariannesmith2044]

This is inspiring. I have a 3year old boy and he LOVES trains. So I will learn about trains and build my own junction 🙂

[@artursmihelsons415]

On that free triangle You can build public park with streetlights and some fast food restaurant to not obscure tunnel view.. 😉 Great layout review. Nice to see all layout together in one video.

[@dieselbeema4255]

Very good, thank you. I think this layout sets itself apart by running realistic speeds and not stopping and starting trains in a few yards. And, so far anyway, no unsynchronised steam sounds or spaghetti catenary. Very refreshing

[@gregoryhale2202]

Hi Richard, really enjoyed the tour of your layout, it certainly gives one a real appreciation of the size of your layout and how it operates. I can just see you relaxing with a coffee or maybe something stronger watching the trains run around your wonderful layout.....enjoy Cheers Greg

[@EverardJunction]

Cheers Greg, I have a chair up there for such moments. Always nice to just watch it run one in a while.

[@jasons.mini.adventures]

Once again been away from the hooby due to work and moving home but I will be returning soon. As always been following your progress as your builds and videos have so much detal and insperation, thanks Richard. The layout is becomming a real place and somewhere I would be happy to live lol. In reflection I can see at times resemblance to your former layout, but also other times mind plays tricks and I am unsure if memory of old layout or maybe a real place I have seen in the past or maybe its some place new I have never been. Great build Sir. You named the layout in honour of your Dad, aa a father myself may I say all the work .detail and determination you put into the layout Im sure he would have been so proud of you.. Take care buddy Quarry Central will return soon.

[@mikeking2539]

Love the Victorian houses, and the cars running along the road are really good. Moving cars etc really adds to a layout, brings more 'life' to it, rather than just the trains moving!

[@TheGarageRailway]

Brilliant video as always. Don’t be so hard on yourself with the super-elevation, it’s by far the best I’ve seen. Cheers

[@stephenriley9084]

Thanks for that. A really inciteful tour of your layout room. I like you, prefer to watch trains running by and listening to the sound as they go over the tracks. The branch line operation is attractive to me and in truth, it's just how they operate. Regards Stephen.

[@ModelTrainOutsider]

Thank you, Richard. It has been a desire to see it in an all-encompassing overview. Your attention to detail and dedication to making what you will enjoy moving forward shows in each aspect and corner. Brilliant stuff. Cheers.

[@lindaoffenbach]

Wonderful, finally a total overview of the layout. We've more or less had the same question here as well since we have followed the entire progress, but we have trusted that it should come about one day, and it has. Thank you, and what an astute effort.

[@EverardJunction]

Cheers! I'd wanted to make this video for a while. Glad you enjoyed it, more on the way.

[@PJ1R]

Thanks Richard, as ever a very inspiring video, I love your comment about Scenery with a railway running through it, which is exactly the way I am headed :)

[@andybrown8278]

Great layout mate. I have a suggestion for that area in front of the houses. A prefab primary school. These were usually single story and were starting to appear around the time of your layout. You could also have an attached play park for the kids with working swings and roundabouts. Keep up the good work and keep the videos coming !!!

[@shahedmc9656]

Your dedication in building this is phenomenal.

[@llanburywellsmrc]

Doing a full 360 makes it look so much bigger than I thought it was, looks brilliant.Thanks

[@cranefly23]

The area discussed at 14:30 would hold a nice little market with stalls, burger van, ice cream van, etc. Loads of scope for detail - and all low-level, so it wouldn’t obscure the view.

[@kevsmodellingminute]

Great to get an idea of the room. I find it really interesting how modellers deal with constraints, especially UK loft layouts. Thanks for the look. Kev.

[@garylester55]

Nice looking layout Graham. It’s coming along fine. Take care and stay safe, regards Gary, Western Australia 😊

[@Mitche01]

Great layout, I have followed your 'hobby' work for a while now and are always impressed by your attention to detail. The open space in the town area around 27 minutes - you could make a petrol station as that would not be too tall and could allow you to still see the cars on the road moving around the town.

[@Finnertoncentralmodelrailway]

It's nice to get a perspective of where everything is on the layout, I didn't realise how low it is and how small the area is too , you do have a vast space that most people would love to have but from your video's I had the illusion it was much bigger lol. A very interesting video Richard some key elements I might apply to my layout.

[@2500mike]

Absolutely love it. The scrapyard is by far my favourite. The detail. I feel like I'm there.

[@nicholasbishop3300]

Congratulations on getting your new layout up to this amazing level. Nick Australia

[@chrisclegg7156]

Thank you for the layout tour Richard , fantastic to see one of my favourite loft layouts. 👍

[@franckb473]

Merci beaucoup pour toutes vos explications sur le fonctionnement de votre réseau ! Super Richard ! 🤩

[@phoenixrising4573]

that design for a reversing loop gives me hope(actually this whole layout gives me hope.... especially the pitched walls) I could do something nice someday in the room I have. I also love the idea of the continuous run.... I like to watch them go round and round.

[@ericsainte290]

The layout is turning really well, although I would have added a parcels & Royal Mail small terminal beside the station to add a little bit of operational fun. A suggestion though about the Magnorail would be to add a cab, a police car and perhaps an ambulance mixed in the traffic. It also allows to plan for a cab terminal near the station and a cab company small garage in the suburb (beside the commercial building along the canal, perhaps ?). But what impresses me the most is how the railway looks integrated in the landscape instead of landscape haphazardly tossed around the tracks, as you so well explained. I wait impatiently for the station area construction as I may take inspiration from it for my future 1970's -1980's N scale layout, after I made my small N portable layout first to learn as much as I can since it will be my first attempt in this scale.

[@dfishpool7052]

Hi Richard, thanks for the video. I wish I'd had someone to advise me several years ago about keeping things simple!!! I listened to my son and he persuaded me to build a helix - aargh!! The helix works well but the upper deck to where it leads is nowhere near finished. Like you I like to watch the trains go by so instead of getting on with the construction I'm often tempted just to run trains on the lower circuit so that further delays progress!!!

[@wilmath-xc9kl]

Wow this is so cool and relaxing to see great work this has been my favorite train scene ever.

[@andrewirwin8656]

Good to see someone other than myself uses a lenz system. Having a look online one Sunday seeing what systems were available and reading through all the magazines on readly seeing that everyone was using either an NCE power cab or a Gaugemaster prodigy but those units just have too many buttons. I'd be spending all my time looking at the controller rather than the trains. I bought the updated version of your system earlier this year and have been as pleased as punch with it.

[@henryroberts7098]

Beautiful work! Your vision and craftsmanship have really captured the feeling of a railway moving through the outer urban to surburban areas. While the prototype and architecture are different to what I know, you have captured/recreated the essence/feeling that takes me back to the hundreds of hours I spent traveling around Sydney Australia by train in the late 80's to late 90's. Can I make a couple of suggestions that might help "set the stage" to make the layout even more encapsulating? Drawing off museum/art gallery/semantics based concepts, for our initial response, the environment we present an object in changes our perception of the object. The object in this case being the layout. I think if you gave the exposed timbers in the loft a quick once over with a sander and painted them semigloss (?) white, it would make the room and hence the layout feel more finished and of higher quality. While I was at it I would give the brick wall another coat or two and move the wiring out of sight or make a removable cover for it. When you extend your backboards up I would consider rolling them into the angled ceilings and taking the sky up further above the top of the baseboard. The idea being to both increase and define the volume of what is model railway/ what is visually unimportant, at the same time drawing in the viewers focus. I imagine taller "sky" might make framing KZbin long shots easier too. It also increases the percieved "size" of the layout with minimal cost with no need to build, detail or maintain extra scenery. It might not be practical for your layout but personally I love layouts with both top and bottom valances as they really focus your attention on the layout and give it a more encapsulated/defined feel. Like the curtains around a theatre stage or a frame on a picture. Framing an object subconsciously tells us we need to focus on the object and once focused on the object we can mostly ignore what is around it as that is just the space to house the object, so is unimportant. The other thing that I have yet to try but intend doing is a rough scenicing of the hidden sidings. Just ballasting the track, a dirty brick retaining wall along the back and some detritus, ground signals, relay boxes etc to give it a generic railway yard feel. This would make the hidden sidings feel like a connected but maybe less important part of the railway system. The other option, probably best done before laying track would be to paint the hidden siding area either Matt Black like backstage at a theatre, or a semigloss white. Either show that the area is both "finished" and that it should be considered as an "offstage area" needed to make the magic happen elsewhere. Just some thoughts.

[@gwill983]

What about a police station and compound for that area at the front. Could perhaps be a flat roofed prefab type building keeping the roof line low for you And also lots of opportunities for 80s era police vehicles and perhaps some stolen recovered vehicles as well. The SD1 police car you have parked in that area gave me the idea. Anyway all the best and love watching your videos.

[@EverardJunction]

Neat idea, could have some fun with something like that. Cheers

[@VIPOdyssey176]

Police wouldn’t get anything done there though as they’d all be under the influence of a moustache

[@gwill983]

@@VIPOdyssey176 But the rozzers would need to charge about looking for dodgy geezers to shout ‘Oi! Your nicked sunshine!’ And also piles of cardboard boxes to drive through.

[@maringarvanovic8011]

Just love your layout. It is a perfect example of if you are going to build a layout then have a look at yours. So many great scenes and ideas. Love your moving cars. I will have a look for that video later.

[@speleokeir]

Great video as always and really nice to see the layout as a whole. For the area in front of the terrace here are a few suggestions: - A run down inner city market full of stalls selling dodgy gear. This could be a little fiddely to model though. - A brick built single story pub with perhaps some picnic tables and parking area outside. - Some single story parade style shops e.g. a chippy/off license/laundrette/cab company office, etc. Perhaps include a lay-by style taxi rank outside if there's room. - The entrance/start of a small, neglected, inner city park with iron railings around it. Perhaps a public convenience at the entrance. There's a wide variety of toilet blocks you could choose to depict e.g victorian, modern brick/concrete, underground, etc.

[@wheezypalacemodels7726]

Thanks Richard, great video and one I think most of us have wondered about. Lots of room for more scenes and scenic modelling which I look forward to in the future….regards, Chris

[@danbrewer]

Loved the tour, great to see the scale of the layout. Also great to see things like the lighting which although simple make a big difference to the overall success of it all. It would be great if more KZbin layouts followed your lead.

[@HooverLux]

A full bust market opposite the Victorian houses would be amazing, I had one on mine and it was incredible to add life to the scene. 🥰. Absolutely love your channel so much, takes me into another world 🌎

[@IamRobotMonkey]

Well done, Richard. Been following for years, since Mark 1 in fact. It really is one hell of a thing. You should be very proud.

[@Captainpubwatch]

Such an excellent layout, so much I could say but I’m really taken by the opening, according to my calculations the HST right at the start was passing at a scale 110 mph. Also I like the way you’ve got the carriages to lean which can happen filming trains going fast. Thanks for the tour and all the best 👍🏼

[@davidstrains4910]

This is definitely a better layout than the first one you made and it’s good to see this one coming along.

[@tardismole]

Excellent. Always room for more ideas. I think the space at the front of the town, would be perfect for an open-air market. That way the road isn't obscured by any buildings.

[@philnewstead5388]

Some great inspiration here, I'm just about to move my layout from a 9ft x 9ft spare room into a 10m x 6m hayloft the conversion of which will be complete early in the new year. My dilemma at the moment is I want it to be big enough to run full length trains but not so big that I can't operate it on my own but unlike you I do want to be able to do some shunting as well as watching the trains go by if the mood takes me.

[@trainmanbob]

What an excellent video Richard. What a shame more folk don't offer this!! It is amazing at how complete the layout looks until you take a more detailed tour. Still stacks to do. Cheers, Bob

[@wally1022]

Great work Richard! Nice too see the layout in it's entirety . Cheers from down under

[@peterdemkiw3280]

Thanks for this, nice to see the layout, wonderful work, really looks great. One thing I haven't seen is shoes and the odd boot in the cess, used to see them all over for some reason.

[@1BCamden]

Hi Richard, alway good to step back and share the achievements to date. Layout is looking fantastic, thanks for touching on the control system as well. For me, the stability in running, and while you pointed out issues with the superelevation, overall it’s very smooth. Absolutely, another row of terrace houses (different roof line) including backyards, and near the canal a derelict pumping station (part of) to pull in the red brick into the scene. Looking forward to you breaking through the 100,000 subscribers !!!! Thanks again, have fun

[@mattcaton6163]

I have really enjoyed watching the progress of your layout over the last year or so. I think the scrapyard is genius! The magnorail scene looks great. I have taken inspiration from your level of detail. Such a simple layout, but you've got a shed load of detail going on. I'm looking forward to seeing your station take shape. Thank you for sharing.

[@tonylarkin7564]

Thanks, Richard that was a Great layout tour you have done a lot of work ..Your scenery looks Excellent and I always enjoy your content. Cheers mate, Tony👍🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@roystudds1944]

Great to see the bigger picture and my, what a lot still to do. Love watching your videos. Keep up the good work. Roy.

[@stecosgrove3779]

The beauty of this layout is its (relative) simplicity, properly inspirational especially to those, like me, prone to overelaborate plans!

[@crompton33022]

Thanks Richard. A great tour and an excellent railway, no doubt.

[@bigfella1952]

Thanks for the Layout tour, very interesting. Great layout, well done on your build. Enjoy your videos and learned lots from you, thanks. Regards x The Bigfella x

[@stretchedits]

Hi Richard, really nice to see the whole layout in one go. I think your facia panels really do finish of the scenic section of the layout wonderfully........makes it look finished and a polished product. I thought when you pointed out the space by the victorian houses, an old traditional market place, with small stalls and canvas striped canopies over them. The market could be situated on a cobbled car park, which allow you to show off even more of your car collection parked up. Of course after watching the video, I read some of the comments and found others said something similar, but that was my first thought seeing the space..............Anyway, thanks again for the overview of the layout, it really is inspirational. All the best Dave.

[@crubba]

Great overview Richard! Making me all the more excited for future progress. I reckon that sharp(ish) corner opposite Rumbelows/Everard Market might make a good spot for a pub!

[@christopherhood9241]

less is more. it’s coming along very well - the level of detail really brings the layout to life and is a great tribute to 5he era. Awesome.

[@olivergosling3668]

Have been waiting for this video for a while, it’s great to see the whole layout and how the areas all work together as well as the less developed areas and imagining how you’ll tackle them. It looks pretty special so far. The area in front of the houses just make me think of a petrol station. Plenty of london boroughs with those type houses opposite a petrol station. Whatever you decide to do though, you’ll absolutely crush it Richard. It really is a pleasure watching your journey

[@nolanknoepfle8044]

It’s great how you used the space you have. Beautiful job.

[@alanrobertson7217]

A great video. Puts everything in place. If only I had an older house. Mine has typical 70’s forest of timber work so no use whatsoever. Definitely need to keep that view of the viaduct and houses . One of the best settings I have seen. So realistic.

[@barryturner2916]

Hi Richard thanks for sharing tour of your layout. When you view it up close it gives the feel of a longer layout but watching it today at a more distant it looks smaller but still looks great. Please take care and stay safe..

[@operastudio1712]

Been subscribed for years now, and You have my admiration, definitely. Layout is superb even if so simple. Patience for details is spectacular. And the tons of "how to" we can learn from your videos is priceless.

[@timsully8958]

Nice one Richard. Really helps to get a full perspective of how the layout works and where everything sits relatively 🤓 I agree with what you say about stations on layouts. I am actually quite fond of layouts that just feature a junction, a TMD/MPD or siding complex , with a main line running through it 😎 Really looking forward to the station developments 😜 Cheers mate, really enjoyed that! 👍🍀🍻

[@colinrae2742]

Really enjoyed the tour plus all the layout tips, followed your other videos so great to see how it all looks up in the attic very well done!

[@pacificcoastminiatures]

It’s an amazing layout. I have binge watched all your videos of this new layout build. Picked up some great ideas for my own layout. Excited to see what additional detailing you do.

[@stig5516]

I have a an O gauge layout in my loft - your tips will really help me - Brilliant - thank you

[@jack002tuber]

This is a special treat. Thanks for making this tour video. I've been a subscriber here for years and years, been following the progress. I really like your approach and goal of having 'scenery with a train running thru it'. I have always wondered about the look of the entire layout when having seen so many videos of one small part.

[@mark..A]

Out of this world detailing! Aesthetically mind blowing! Is it open to the public? Everard junction forever!

[@grahamparkyn1590]

Amazing layout, looks so simple but the level of detail is superb, love the scrap yard…..

[@SouthDown]

That's quite impressive! The Magmarail (?) install looks very interesting and I'm pleased to see there is a video about that. Always inspired by the British scene and this takes it a whole new level! Thank you for sharing.

[@youtubehandol]

utterly supurb. You've done so well to get so much into such a small space

[@rickn8115]

I have been watching your videos for the last year or so and the layout is very impressive. In the last few days, I went back and found the first half dozen or so videos of the layout construction series. To see the empty attic, the baseboard construction, the initial track laying, etc. and to then see where you are now is just incredible. Most importantly, I really like the quality of your video production. Too many channels are filmed with a telephone. The shaky video quality, in addition to long sequences where all we see is the presenter, are just annoying. Keep up the good work!

[@Gus-jb8cm]

Just a foot note after seeing your old analogue controller... I've still got my old analogue duette double controller since my childhood. Amazing how we keep stuff!!!

[@EverardJunction]

I've got one of those controllers somewhere too. The gaugemaster unit was a birthday present to replace it if I remember correctly. Cheers