Welcome back to Shelvington — I’m Andy, and this is my OO/HO garage layout. In this March 2026 update (filmed end of Feb), I take you on a full walk-around because the layout has changed massively since the last video. What started as a lower-level fiddle yard has pretty much morphed into an almost multi-level layout, with new baseboards going in and the upper “shelf” section (original Shelvington) now tying into the wider plan. I run through the town scene taking shape — the old pub, the houses from the previous layout, plus some brilliant industrial units from my mate Richard (with lighting fitted, which is going to look really cool). I also show the container yard area: three planned container lines, a crane spot, and a little entrance hut, with loads of operating potential. On top of that, I talk through ideas for an engine shed and maybe a wash plant, plus an abandoned station and old goods yard where I can park up a weathered steam loco. The big practical win is the fiddle yard: it’s now fully wired, LED-lit, and properly fed with feeder and dropper wires for steadier DCC running. I explain my reversing loop setup using an AR1 module, share a quick lesson learned about cheap voltmeters, and show a budget onboard-style camera I’ll be using for train-eye views once the rewiring is finished. The biggest question is still the huge 6m scenic stretch — and I genuinely want your ideas for what to build there.