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Pardon me, but as I am not able to run a train or two over my layout, I am a bit in a talkative mood, so Here I am again. Garry- I have a number of little things I´d like to do on my layout this month. As the basic scenery is now mostly done, I will revert my attention to detailing the layout. All those nitty-gritties which finally turn a good layout into an excellent one. Things, that you don´t see at a quick glance, but require close observation. Like adding a bus stop sign where the old Saurer is parked at the station. Adding the lining, marking the place for the bus (and thus being off-limits for others). Adding the crossbucks at the grade crossing, the signal bells (one for each direction) in front of the guard´s house, a few more trees and figures. Unfortunately, all these things have a price tag on them and I don´t know whether they will be in my month´s budget. If not, It´ll take a while longer. There bare quite a number of things on my list which have to be added, even after w*rking down the above list - like adding a couple of station lights, more vehicles on the road, a few bicyclists, completing the wiring and last, but not least, the catenary and finishing touches to the backdrop. All of this will take me well into 2017, but I don´t mind the delay. I am back to enjoying what I am doing!
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