Parkwood Railway - YGRS 2020

[@TXM]

Absolutely amazing! Thank you for taking the time to share.

[@edwardsadler7515]

Well done, Graham! So glad to see how well it's all progressed since the days we talked about starting the simple Gauge 3 oval. The narrow gauge lines have turned out so well and the camera work is very good.

[@madbren]

What an amazing railway, really enjoyed it thank you so much for sharing.

[@jeffreygriffith6399]

Super! Love your philosophy. Your narrative was informative and calming. Thanks!

[@robbridgewater9791]

Brilliant! Well done. What great railway .

[@martintowell5915]

Lovely well made video with a great host and brilliant subject matter.

[@cadser0engco]

Excellent video. Thank you for posting. I am in the same predicament 5” Brit is too big and now down sizing to garden gauges + your always home 😁

[@michaelbenson2954]

Brilliant railway love how its set out

[@tominnis8353]

What an incredible achievement! All that beautiful Yorkshire stone cleverly put to excellent use. I enjoyed your commentary - very informative but personalised too. I'm in the process of building a g scale garden tramway, but all my stuff is off the shelf (left it rather late in life, I'm afraid) - so I envy your skills. My next challenge will be how to power the layout (which at one point will travel 8' above my steeply sloping garden - inspired by watching the 1958 film about Jackson Stevens' tramway in Glastonbury) so I was particularly interested in what you had to say about your own setup. I'm not proficient with electrics so will need to employ someone to do it. I know Parkwood well. I was brought up in Golcar in the 1950s and 60s. Thanks for sharing all your time and effort in this professional but very 'friendly' video. PS. Love the girder bridges!

[@wamgoc]

Great layout! What was the material you used again please?

[@toytoy1091]

Great !

[@Terrys-Steam-and-Bricks]

Hi. Can you kindly tell me Where the Great War figures in the WD train were sourced?