When Chris was younger, he had a paper round, and decided to make a model village lay out, and he started buying little bits and pieces, in N Gauge. I found his box in the loft with some track and an engine, and all the buildings he had made up. and I thought oh goodie a model village for my dollies it is a perfect size. Unfortunately, now that I have my own small "dolly room" I am not using the larger bookcases on the stairs, and my displays are on a narrow bookcase in my room, so I don't have a lot of room for it. However as Kevin love's his railways I am hoping that he will help me make it and we could then transfer it to the larger bookcase on the stairs. I do have more vehicles to put on as Kev picks up small vehicles at boot sales. I haven't finished rummaging yet in Chris's box so hopefully there are other items I can use. Kev also has model railway bits from his younger days, so his box will be next, but most of his are 00 gauge.
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| Marcia is enjoying herself playing with a little car. "How do they make the people small enough to fit in" she wonders. |
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| The Children are out for the day in the model village. Pam is wondering why they didn't think of this before she has never seen little Lucy so engrossed. |
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| The Children are out for the day in the model village. Pam is wondering why they didn't think of this before she has never seen little Lucy so engrossed. |
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| Tracy is watching John and Jane as they explore the model village. |
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| "I wish I had brought my soldiers with me, this would be a great battle ground," thinks John. |
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