

This particular layout featured lots of very detailed objects; birds, animals and people - very Australian and a credit to its creator; most objects were hand made. Here's a close up of two bush walkers soaking their tired feet in a pool.
We took our granddaughters along and they were enthralled by the whole event; but the Kangaroo and Cockatoo Railway kept them occupied for quite a while trying to find about 20 objects on a list that they were given. At one display they were able to control a train and at another, select which of about a dozen trains they wanted to see running.
Now I think the pressure might be on their father to resurrect his layout; in storage in my shed!
2 comments:
Oh My...My Father would have Loved this! hughugs
Wow, this is interesting. My sons would love the train sets.
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