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Çamlık Railway Museum, with few locos



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Robmag wrote:

TimberSurf wrote:

Robmag wrote:Tried to find these in Poundland to no avail, where are these on sale please ?

My profuse apologies!
Found in pounstretcher! (not poundland)

Any chance you put a link as to where these are on sale - Poundstretchers website shows no Dekton products ??

I found them in Wrexham, North Wales

It looks great! I do like your use of contours (levels), I bet the little one is chuffed to bits!

Robmag wrote:Tried to find these in Poundland to no avail, where are these on sale please ?

My profuse apologies!
Found in pounstretcher! (not poundland)

We can't see the picture?

{ammended from Poundland} PoundStretcher have a new tool range called Dekton, they seem to be good value, here is a small selection of a larger range:-

A cracking job as usual Jim, looks like you have cracked the static grass as well! I have yet to 'play' with water as yet (puddles n lakes), but I think I mastered the water tower https://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Forums/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=44849&start=135#p629152 What did you use as wa...

Try as I might to think of a ready supply of fan, none came to mind, so I set too cutting segments from a circle and gluing them to spokes and then to a washer using a tiny jig to help set and maintain the angle Windmill fan construct.jpg The frame was also difficult, as it was so delicate, not help...

So next up comes the rotating head. The base is made and fitted with a brass tube that will slide into a slightly larger one as the axis. Why tube? Because all the electrics will pass through it, as there are two motors up top (main sail and tail rotor) Windmill top shaft for wiring.jpg A crank arm ...

Ripples can be added after with Modge podge gloss, see 19:15m on here
The challenge is to find some in time!
I think other scenery makes do something similar, too.

Not sure the LEDWiz will ever get more developed, more likely that Arduino will be a better/cheaper hardware solution and would be standalone (no PC required to run them once programmed), I am slowly getting to grips with the subject and as they drive servo's very easily they are now my 'go to' for ...

Hi E2E I will eventually incorporate into my layout and the 4 LED circuits will be controlled by the 64+ outputs from the Computer controlled (timed cycle) system , in the short term, I have yet to program an Arduino (next on the list) to run all the animation for the diorama and may well include 4 ...

Forgot to put the Link up! Doh! :roll: Alsager Back in August, I started a diorama that will eventually become part of my layout, I will integrate it into a 'hole' in the baseboard scenery. It has been a great exercise in developing my skills, but it was actually kicked off by the idea for a Windmil...

Next comes more octagonal nightmares with the wooden upper structure Windmill Body in white.jpg Windmill Body in black.jpg Then some more subdivision (so only one window lights when the LED is on) and a bit of black acrylic light blackout Windmill top LED and black box.jpg the two half's are assembl...

Don't be tempted to sprinkle polyfilla out of the packet! Use a tea strainer to 'control' the lay down!