Making money. Seriously would consider selling at least one. The others could be arcade machines/distrohop test bench/turn it in a NAS maybe. All uneducated suggestions.

Borgir I am by no means the best person to ask of this question for my culinary knowledge barely surpasses beans on X other than Okonomiyaki, Oyakudon etc. What about a lamb stew with dumplins?

Morse code, no. And thinking about, not much on the signalling side either. I mean the SKLR is a simple route, and you are accompanied by experience staff during the driving and firing sessions. So really it's common sense, green is go, red is stop. Slow and whistle for crossings, and pay attention to your surroundings when carrying out shunting manoeuvres.

King of the Mountains, and the locomotive class which had an entire region nicknamed after it. The New Zealand Railways class Kb. https://super8.absturztau.be/watch?v=FMz3wcIW2bE

Not really, you just need to get a feel for how she handles. Regulators can be a bit stiff, so you have to tap them open, or quickly open and shut them to start moving off. But once moving, it's just a case of setting your cut off with the reverse level (like changing gear in a car in the most basic terms) and keeping an eye on your steam usage. This video has a good view of the operation so you get an idea. https://super8.absturztau.be/watch?v=eMlmbQ1Mv5s

A lot of preserved railways offer driving experiences for a fee, so I've had a few of those as Birthday presents.

Nothing on the regular, but I have driven and fired a Bagnall "Baretto" class 2'6in tank engine, and the Kerr Stuart "Brazil" class saddle tank engine, both narrow gauge engines at the Sittingbourne & Kemsley Light Railway. I don't think I have driven/fired anything bigger than that though.

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Yes, I like real trains as much as the models, or simulations. I tend to attend various railway galas where the preserved railways will put on a show. The last was the Diesel gala at the Kent & East Sussex Railway. I've done driving experiences too.

Pyon!

This cheese? https://oldcroccheese.com/

Imma pull what's called a pro-multiverser move and say:
Touhou: Reisen Udongein Inaba, without a doubt, love at first sight. Would go insane for a chance.
Arknights: Savage, I have a soft spot for her and her potato masher
Azur Lane: You'd think it'd be Chikuma, but whilst she's very very bouyant, Hiryuu is best

Which rabbit lady? There's so many of them

Yes, the majority of a layout's scenics will be done from scratch, especially for terrain. To be honest, it's for the better. Hornby not so long ago started the Scale Dale range which are ceramic buildings ready to use (so no kit building) and aesthetically, they are pleasing as they have a natural rough look to them. You can get vacuum formed terrain pieces, like tunnels, but they aren't realistic.

Yes, I do. Though I am without something to run them on at the moment but I have a collection of British outline 00 and Japanese N gauge stuff. Maybe in the near future I will have something setup.