Long Newton: BR 1980ish - 1993 in N

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Re: Long Newton: BR 1980ish - 1993 in N

Postby MrT on Sat Jan 16, 2010 12:54 am

I've done lots more little bits and bobs so I took a few pics.

55016 awaits departure time with an express while an 08 shunts some carriages:

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Locos on shed await their next turn:

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40052 awaits the road from the depot:

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108 sits at Hartburn station:

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47404 is held at a signal on the main line:

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Overall view:

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Re: Long Newton: BR 1980ish - 1993 in N

Postby SouthernBoy on Sat Jan 16, 2010 1:26 am

That's looking good Mr T - The weathering on that loco (2nd pic - a Deltic?) looks pretty neat - how'd you do it?
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Re: Long Newton: BR 1980ish - 1993 in N

Postby beerandpies on Sat Jan 16, 2010 1:33 am

It's a fantastic layout. That Deltic is a work of art.
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Re: Long Newton: BR 1980ish - 1993 in N

Postby egroeg93 on Sat Jan 16, 2010 1:34 am

Welcome back mate, fine layout and nice improvements ;)
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Re: Long Newton: BR 1980ish - 1993 in N

Postby NSE DAZ on Sat Jan 16, 2010 9:10 am

Wow what a fantastic layout 8) 8) it looks superb keep up the good work and updates :D

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Re: Long Newton: BR 1980ish - 1993 in N

Postby montyburns1982 on Sat Jan 16, 2010 12:16 pm

SouthernBoy wrote:That's looking good Mr T - The weathering on that loco (2nd pic - a Deltic?) looks pretty neat - how'd you do it?


Its a commission from Ian at Mercig Studios mate. I have a RTC departmental class 97 from Mercig and it's fantastic!!!
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Re: Long Newton: BR 1980ish - 1993 in N

Postby MrT on Sun Jan 17, 2010 8:32 pm

Thanks for the comments gents. The Deltic is indeed a Mercig model and very nice it is too. The only model I've weathered myself is my dummy class 40 - painted the bogies and used some Tamiya powders on it.

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Re: Long Newton: BR 1980ish - 1993 in N

Postby Zebra on Sun Jan 17, 2010 10:13 pm

Very nice layout.
If it was'nt for the couplers you'd struggle to tell it was N guage.

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Re: Long Newton: BR 1980ish - 1993 in N

Postby Nathan20138 on Mon Jan 18, 2010 11:20 pm

Excellant layout and wonderfull Deltic photo's!
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Re: Long Newton: BR 1980ish - 1993 in N

Postby barks on Thu Jan 21, 2010 2:18 pm

how nice it is to pop in now and then to see massive advances!
great work mike :-)

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Re: Long Newton: BR 1980ish - 1993 in N

Postby haeckmaen on Thu Jan 21, 2010 11:52 pm

Nice to pop in after some time, that was my thought, too. Now that it's almost finished, what are you going to do now? :)

Serious question: What is this finescale fencing on the pics above with the 47 in the background? Is it Langley's etchings?

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Re: Long Newton: BR 1980ish - 1993 in N

Postby MrT on Fri Jan 22, 2010 10:31 am

Thanks for the kind comments :)

haeckmaen wrote:Nice to pop in after some time, that was my thought, too. Now that it's almost finished, what are you going to do now? :)

Serious question: What is this finescale fencing on the pics above with the 47 in the background? Is it Langley's etchings?


Hi Matthias,

The fencing is from Gem - see here. I can't remember wether it was the 6ft or 8ft high ones I got. They're ref N702 onwards anyway.

I should think there will always be a few bits and bobs I can add to this layout or change, but I'll be starting to build an exhibition layout with a friend soon!
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Re: Long Newton: BR 1980ish - 1993 in N

Postby haeckmaen on Fri Jan 22, 2010 1:06 pm

Hi Mike,
thanks for giving me that link. My problem is the only way to purchase serious amounts of details is (quite thankfully!) via NGS but they have no pics in their list so for a foreigner like me it's sometimes difficult to find out what they do actually offer. Fleetline is a fine range that is, I'll have a closer view on that.

Wish you loads of fun detailing your current and planning your next layout!

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Re: Long Newton: BR 1980ish - 1993 in N

Postby jamwrx on Wed Feb 10, 2010 9:32 pm

what a layout,well done awsome :mrgreen:
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Re: Long Newton: BR 1980ish - 1993 in N

Postby rebeltrucker on Fri Feb 26, 2010 4:57 pm

I really like this layout, especially its era. Im kind of heading towards the same thing and modelling the 80's in general.
Liking the Deltic too. Looks the part.

Oh and if anyone comes across one of those NSE liveried 50's for sale, give me a nod :lol:
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