Ribbleshire- Dave "2"s OO gauge layout.

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Ribbleshire- Dave "2"s OO gauge layout.

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Mostly finished the boards today, just need the tops screwing on. Got myself a plan, basically a oval with a hole in the middle. Building it with Streamline. Station at the front. Big goods yard and factories as well. Should get some nice sweeping curves and trains running in through the countryside. I'll post a plan up in the morning, and a fleet picture, since that's the latest fashion :)

Anyway, off to bed now.

One last thing, what do you think of these names?

Lulwood, inspired by the area I live in.
Nopston, Just random.
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Forgot to mention, stock will be mostly sectorisation diesal, but a railtour company operates over the line, so some steam will make an appearence as well.
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Post by British Rail »

Sounds excellent mate I love a bit of sectoristation especially the contruction and petroleum livery's 8) Any of those two liverys on a 37 or 60 really does it for me 8)


All the best!

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I'm really no expert on liveries. Just gonna run Transrail, an Intercity HST, the odd bit of Loadhaul and Mainline, and some regional railways.

Danny, yes, it will be something like that, the station exists to serve a large industrial estate of some sort or other.
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Hey you two.

I've decided on a time period, 1990-2000. The Trainload liverys will be there, as will Transrail and early Freightliner.

This will also allow me to operate early EWS stuff, and Freightliner 57's.

Class 66's are BANNED!

Also now have enough ply. Board should be finished by tomorrow.


EWS Stock will be 47's, 37's, 58's, 31's and 33's. They will be from Heljan/Bachmann. Just need Hornby to do the 31.
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Nice Era that Dave - will look forward to it progressing :)

Cheers mate

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Yeah, you don't see it modelled very often.
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Ok, stock list.

Lima Transrail Class 31,
Hornby Princess Royal class "6201",
Tri-ang Jinty,
Smokey Joe,
Old Hornby 08,
Hornby "Swallow" HST,
Lima Class 11,
Airfix 4F,
Hornby 0-4-0.

Wants list.
Bachmann Transrail class 37,
Hornby Class 60 in Trainload (For Respray)
Bachmann BR Green Class 20,
Bachmann Freightliner Class 57,
Freightliner Grey Class 47
Heljan EWS Class 47
Bachmann and/or ViTrains EWS Class 37
Heljan 58 in EWS livery (Or Transrail if they make it)
Hornby Class 31 in EWS Livery (Again, if they ever make it)
Heljan EWS Class 33
Hornby 56 in EWS Livery



Of course, it'll be several years before this list is reached. Donations of any of the above locos will be greatly welcomed.
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No class 66's ? or even a class 59 ? :lol:
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Class 66's are evil. I may get one in EWS, but since Bachmanns is Sound, and the Hornby one doesn't bear thinking about, it's quite low on my list.
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Along the back is a drooped section, allowing a viaduct. It'll be based on the one above, with an iron central span over a river. It's on the old Ingleton Branch, and is the "Lune Waterside". It's close to Shap Summit.

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Track plan for the station:
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Will be the front part of the loop.

At one, that's the way into a inner city goods yard.

At two, that's the route into a flyover.

It has three platforms, two on the main line, and one at the top. The loop is there so stuff can still access the flyover while somethings in the station.

At the bottom, the two tracks are simply sidings.

Suggestions welcome.
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The bridge won't be identicle. the dropped bit's around 115 cm. Maybe 8 standard arches? Or 6 and a central one? How did you do your green ones?

Not a prototype, just me.
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Thats the plan, just needs a loco depot and a rail served depot adding.

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Looks promising, somethin' to look forward too 8)
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