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5 hours ago, KNP said:

But before then, a large solitary cloud passes in front of the sun casing a shadow...

 

There will now be a sedate contest for that unattended umbrella.

 

(I was going to say "race" but thought that would be too strong a word for an activity in LM.)

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16 hours ago, KNP said:

There, with the early morning sun reflecting off the glass, No8 waits to depart

 

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But before then, a large solitary cloud passes in front of the sun casing a shadow...

 

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So typically Little Muddle.

 

"A large solitary cloud passes" whilst the porter with the barrow hardly moves a muscle.

 

I guess that's what you get with high-speed film, although I doubt you could buy it at LM.

 

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On 10/07/2022 at 20:15, aardvark said:

It gave me a thrill,

To see the windmill at Brill.

I remember it still.

 

 

My previous attempt was but a mere shadow of my wife's cousin's poetic genius in describing our visit of December 2015.

 

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(from my wife's archive)

 

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I see the umbrella is still there...

 

With regard to this week, next week, or whenever...  This is LM, let's not go getting overexcited and committing ourselves!

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8 minutes ago, Limpley Stoker said:

Number two for me - not dominated by the goods shed and a more satisfying composition.

 

Agree - the train itself is obscured in #1, but otherwise, they're just different, rather than better or worserer.

 

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Could I make a request please Kevin, for another view of the cottage gardens?  I know you shouldn't model a model, but if you're going to, then this seems like the one!  Thanks.

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1 hour ago, KNP said:

Pictures looking from the warehouse down the layout.

Couldn't make my mind up once one to use so here is both of them...

 

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I'd be interested to see how both these pics would look without the BIG BLACK SHED, and maybe a small Provender Store, so that there isn't a large black object in the middle of the photo, I feel it may look calmer and less dominant.

Just my two and a half penneth for a Thursday morning Kevin.😮

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7 minutes ago, KNP said:

 

No problem

Looking back through the folders I came across these that might be of use.

First posted back in June 2020 but lost in the great crash...

 

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Hope these help.

Must sit down again and start reloading some pictures, did a load then got fed up.....!

 

 

 

Those are perfect, thanks very much Kevin.  They will be exceptionally handy (and are also very daunting!)

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I like the clouds in the first photo - it looks like a summer storm is brewing.

 

But the train means the second photo gets my vote.

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36 minutes ago, aardvark said:

 

I was just musing how good Kevin's modelling is.  The cottages are low relief but not half relief, and so much more convincing for that.

 

I just wish I could have cottages like that on my layout.  The cottages of Scotstown (Banff) have less of the back garden about them, and more of the domestic dumping ground.

 

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Oh well, each atmospheric in their own way.

 

I’d love to build those back gardens, I did plan something like that for LM but decided not to go down that route.

However with the new cottages planned I might/will (*delete as appropriate) do this….

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5 hours ago, aardvark said:

 

I was just musing how good Kevin's modelling is.  The cottages are low relief but not half relief, and so much more convincing for that.

 

I just wish I could have cottages like that on my layout.  The cottages of Scotstown (Banff) have less of the back garden about them, and more of the domestic dumping ground.

 

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Oh well, each atmospheric in their own way.

 

Ooh, I like that arrangement! Somehow rural yet urban at the same time with the track acting like a dividing line.

 

You’ve got to model that @aardvark

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But for Little Muddle? The Scotstown gardens must reflect the geographical constraints of the site, and the occupations of the inhabitants. Would they be realistic for agricultural west country?

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