Left: overview of the layout showing the remains of an incline railway and a ropeway to the canal basin. Centre: René Boers retrieves a derailed vehicle. This view shows the effective lighting canopy. Right: a plan of Bryn Goch, which now has a continuous run added behind the scenes (photos MT).

Left: at the Witch & Broom the lady on the broom has missed her aim - probably had a drop of witches brew too much before slamming into the pub's wall… right: the canal lock and tunnel (JvM).

Left: details in the goods yard. Right: trains crossing. The Talyllyn influence cannot be mistaken (JvM).

Left: another Talyllyn train headed by Sir Haydn in the station. Right: a low-level view of the road into the village (MT).

Left: train of Hudson ballast tippers crossing a passenger train headed by Douglas. Right: narrowboat being loaded with slate (MT).

Left: a scratchbuilt freelance steam loco. Right: a view of the layout from an unusual angle (MT).

Left: here is proof that dragons still live in the wild in Wales. Right: atmospheric view of the station, with a Glyn Valley saloon bringing up the rear of the train (MT).

Left: realistic water surface in the canal basin, it is almost as if you're sitting in a boat. Right: Jaap's scratchbuilt jackshaft diesel shunts a goods train at the quay (MT).