Andrew's Layout

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GROTLAND
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Andrew's Layout

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Hello. I've finally sorted out how to post pictures, I think.
I'll try to send some more pictures showing a better impression of the track layout and some work in progress.

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Post by Spavo »

OMG! :shock: :shock: :shock:

These are fantastic pictures! Very well done, the one under the tunnel arches is fantastic....surely you could post some more......

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Post by lozstlouis »

N?
OO in the loft. Lenz 90 making it go.
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Post by blackpool_fy2 »

Great pictures, I love the one on the top because of the use of different carriages. Very realistic. :D
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Post by Taw Valley »

lozstlouis wrote:N?
no its oo or ho
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Post by Adam »

That looks amazing... lovely the rails dumped in the middle and the track just coming to an end :D

Get some more piccys 8)
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Post by lozstlouis »

Like it. The tunnels remind me of hastings line...?? Kits or scratch build?
OO in the loft. Lenz 90 making it go.
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Post by waz »

STUNNING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :shock: :o :shock:

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Post by John Geeeee »

Superb :shock: I think you will be busy on here in the future, explaining how you get that level of weathering on the buildings, especially the retaining walls by the tunnel. Don't be shy now :lol:
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Post by Infrontcat »

This looks an excellent piece of modelling. I sincerely hope that you can post a load more pix in due course

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Post by PTmodeller »

Absoulutley fantastic. Is it an exhibition layout, because it should be!
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Post by chrisalddin »

nice work man!!!!

relay good stuff!
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Post by GROTLAND »

Thanks guys, you're comments are much appreciated and cheers for the technical advice since I joined last month!
This layouts my first serious attempt at modelling and is a long way from completion. It's about 12 foot by 12. 3 tailchasers (2 up, 1 down connected by a ridiculously steep incline in the 6 road(inadequate) fiddle yard) and a terminus station and 1 small station. It's called Leith Baltic street, a fictitious dirty Edinburgh late 60's scene, hence Grotland.
The baseboard is several heavy 3/4 inch chipboard sections with some appaling bodges and unorthadox wiring + one massacred mfi pc desk. It could never be exhibited as it's part of the roof of the house now and it's controlled from the centre. The lofts a pyramid, with obtrusive diagonal battons in the corners meaning the 2 outer loops have to descend steep inclines to clear the huge horizontal beams behind the backscene .
I'll post some more pictures of the main station area and the track plan.
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Post by PTmodeller »

That's your first attempt? Sweet Nora....

I've seen worse successful exhibition layouts.
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