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The structures which probably most draw the eye on our layout, and anyone looking at the real Minffordd Yard are the two very large slate sh... -
I posted in the build up to the Glasgow show about our struggles to get our Bachmann Dukedog to do any useful work on Minffordd because it... -
I popped in at Himself's place the other day and couldn't resist taking a few phone snaps of Minffordd with the late afternoon suns... -
Digital Command Control - or DCC as we have all come to call it - is a wonderful thing, but let's not pretend it doesn't have a lot ... -
Having exhibited layouts of real locations for the last 30 years and more we've got used to people pointing out the bits we've misse... -
Realism on a model railway is a funny thing. Sometimes it is possible for things to be too accurate, as strange as that may seen. When looke... -
Last week I posted about the 'Barn' carriages in their short-lived varnished wood livery which were scratch built for the Minffordd ... -
The Dukedog is one of those mythical beasts for me. There is only one, and I’ve never yet managed to see it, even through it spent the last ... -
I bet we've all got them, haven't we? Those modelling projects sitting in a box which you say you will get around to one day. This p... -
It's not false modesty when I say that no one was more surprised than I was when Minffordd was named as the winner of 'Best In Show...
About Me
- Rob Waller
- Broadcaster, writer and railway modeller. Best known for the 009 Festiniog Railway layout 'Dduallt' which I built with my father David in the early 1990's and which is still making appearances on the exhibition circuit.
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