Sandy Hollow

[WP Rayner]

Love the motive power... perfect fit in every way!

[1-32]

Yes, an easy fit.
Here is the next one mine won't be so spick and span and I will have to change the power unit but no worries it is lovely.
Bernard, I know that you are loving your life in the mountains but really we have all appreciated your skills and your friendly helpful attitude
cheers
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[1-32]

Morning all.
All good out there?
Moving along the water feature has a few new visitors both these models are removable and others can be displayed there.
The main problem at the moment is photographing this long rectangle model I have come to the conclusion that I will have to think outside the box or the outside and build a more specific photo set.
cheers.
 

[Barney]

Looks great to me - its got atmosphere 
Barney

[1-32]

Thanks, Barney.
It can be better all the edges need to be treated.
I don't have photo editing so all my world have to be built.
cheers

[finescalerr]

Maybe, for now, you could just take it outside to photograph the whole thing. Maybe put it on a driveway or patio. I agree with Barney; it has atmosphere ... lots of it. -- Russ

[Les Tindall]

Some great ideas, and as Barney said, lots of atmosphere.
Les

[WP Rayner]

Looking good Kim... like the small flat-bottom boat and the rather decrepit barge, though I am curious about the planks angled up into the air.

[Bernhard]

Great arrangement, Kim. The wood of the half-sunken barge seems too new to me, though.

Bernhard

[Ray Dunakin]

I love the look of that broken down old barge!

[Lawton Maner]

I can't see the snakes!

[Barney]

It gets better by the day -
Barney

[Les Tindall]

I'm sure there is a talented model maker somewhere producing 1/35th scale snakes in authentic colours (possible with a built-in "hiss" sound unit)
Les

[Lawton Maner]

As soon as the snakes arrive, you need to have the dog barking at one of them.

[WP Rayner]

I'm keeping my eye out for Blueys, Redbacks, and Funnel Webs...