Hi Rob , recently turned 60 , yep aches sure last longer, cables look great , that looked like an epic job , personally i love the arch truss bridge! Ive just finished building my table for my first n scale layout , im super excited, enjoy your channel mate , regards Marc 😊😊😊😊

It’s all looking so good Rob! The bridge has certainly been worth the effort, and the cable racking looks brilliant! Nice views around the layout too. Cheers, Dan

Great review Rob. i love the way that you blended the valley together. great stuff. cheer's Tony.

Looks great Rob, I especially like the cable trunking it’s very realistic 👍👍

Stellar work as always Rob!

Hi Rob hope you and your family are 👌 Just catching up on your latest content and you have done quite a lot too. So impressed with the layout and the trees I swear they have grown bigger. I love your eye for the perspective bringing the whole layout and landscape looking like the real deal not to mention the lighting. The hand painted clouds are on another level absolutely fantastic in contrast with the bridge ,again the eyes tricked in to the atmospheric ambiance of the era. Thanks for sharing your quality content which I’m sure have helped others like me ,with their layout👏👏👏👏

Rob, I have watch THIS layout from the beginning and if ANYONE says you haven't grown to the level of a MASTER CRAFTSMAN then you send them to me for a SOUND TONGUE LASHING !!!!!

What a fantastic scene you have created and there are some stories to tell associated with it I hear. I like very much the different styles of scratch built bridges, really compliment each other and that nice gap between really helps set off. Certainly something to be proud of and take a lot pleasure viewing, well done. Excellent modelling. All the best and enjoy! Stephen

That cabling is very impressive and so are the bridges!

The valley looks impressive with the three bridges close together. I was a little worried about the size of the trusses, until I remembered that the British railroads were 'blessed' with much lighter equipment than US roads such as the C&O. I'm used to longer spans (Columbus, Ohio where the C&O and other roads cross the Scioto and Olentangy rivers) and much heavier equipment. The result fits your equipment very well and the valley beneath seems more likely than the previous wall. Well Done. Now if I can only get the surveyor to layout the sub roadbed for my layout I might get somewhere.

Great review Rob and it all looks incredible. As your layout is British based and Britain tends to be a wet country I don't think I would want to live in that thatched cottage. You have a waterfall running down into that gully so some form of water course should be added I think. All the best and yes, take your breaks, the body knows best. David.

Impressive Rob.

Good morning Rob I just knew that you would do a great job. Really enjoyed the look back as well. Just wondering what your next project will be. Stephen