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Rolbar

Newcastle

Post by Rolbar »

Hi Shaun - I noted that you are resident in the Newcasle area. It was a great area during the steam train era for train spotting. I spent time in my teens on railway stations between Newcastle and York.

I have now spent over 30years in Canada and cannot remember seeing a steam train except on the movies.
mortyfootball
Posts: 866
Joined: Wed Feb 01, 2006 8:39 pm
Location: Newcastle upon Tyne, England UK

Post by mortyfootball »

Hi there Rolbar!

Yup, Newcastle has changed a lot in tha past few years, not sure if you would recognise it now! There still is a lot of traffic through the station, mostly passenger now, but more and more freight every year.

Good to hear from you,

Shaun
Currently on the rails with my camera
tinsleytmd
Posts: 369
Joined: Mon Jan 01, 2007 1:23 pm
Location: 41a

Post by tinsleytmd »

Tinsley tmd aka Simon

Wood lane stabling point

small challenge layout on a 4 x 1 baseboard based in sheffield in the 1990,s used to refuel locos on steel traffic out of Tinsley. The layout works with DCC using lenz components.
This layout was built to test my skills of scenery & electronics as i have never completed a layout before.

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davek
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Joined: Mon Dec 12, 2005 6:45 pm

Post by davek »

Looking good Simon!
Rolbar

Post by Rolbar »

Hi Shawn,
Still visit the North East every year to see parents so have kept up with a lot of the changes that have taken place. Fly into Newcastle but do not attempt to drive through it. Keep to motorways while making my way to Durham, Yorkshire and Staffordshire.
tinsleytmd
Posts: 369
Joined: Mon Jan 01, 2007 1:23 pm
Location: 41a

Post by tinsleytmd »

davek wrote:Looking good Simon!

cheer Dave & all done under 3 weeks
Infrontcat
Posts: 2151
Joined: Wed Oct 18, 2006 2:35 pm
Location: Southend-on-Sea

Post by Infrontcat »

Hi, hate to be a pain, but thought I should maybe update my spot on the Members' Layouts section, seeing as though it actually works now :)

Description: My layout is a garden railway in '00' with a run of around 35 yards (a touch over 1.5 scale miles). It features a now completed double track main line loop and a 5-platform station area, though as yet the station itself has yet to be built. This section sits above the return tracks that are on a lower level section, incorporating a holding loop in each direction.

There is also a mail loop for my two operating mail coaches, though I have yet to fabricate a scratchbuilt collection/pick up mechanism. The next major construction will be a branchline that will run out of the shed and follow the main line round the bottom of the garden and join the main station and, thus, the rest of the railway.

The stock I run stretches from pre-Second World War up to around 1980 and is not restricted to a specific region. Immediate tasks to be completed are retaining walls to prevent plummets of 200 scale feet onto concrete and to build a 'permenant' housing for the station controller and power box.



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Layout in the early mornig August sunshine :)
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Night shot showing the temporary power box housing:
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Lower Tracks:
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"Kashi-mashi, kashi-mashi..."

Moorcroft (St Anthonys)
sjleforte

Post by sjleforte »

1. Steve Leforte (sjleforte)
2. http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... ile&u=6013
3. http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... fe84ed89a3
4. Based loosely on Toddington station and sidings on the GWR Honeybourne Line
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peak
Posts: 922
Joined: Mon Dec 11, 2006 9:39 pm
Location: Birmingham
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Post by peak »

1. Andy Burke
2. http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... ile&u=2863
3. http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... sc&start=0
4. My layout is called "Slightly" as it is loosely based on "Saltly" in Birmingham.
It is housed in a 22ft x 8ft shed in my back garden.
I have always liked the shed part of railways with the concentration of loco's awaiting there next turn of duty. My intention is to recreate the atmosphere of a 1970s MPD.
The layout is OO using Peco code 75 track and is operated by a DCC system, Loco's are Blue diesels of the period.
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2 trains, 2 railroad tracks, one going the other one coming back. Click Clack, Click Clack.
Regards
Andy

http://www.brblue.co.uk
Chuffer Chuff
Posts: 528
Joined: Tue Aug 28, 2007 6:55 pm
Location: Warwickshire, West Midlands (Near The GWSR)

My Layouts

Post by Chuffer Chuff »

Name: Alexander Farran (Chuffer Chuff)

Proffle:my profile

My layout Threads:

'Northfield Park' - 00 scale modern image!!

Northfield Park is a large 20' by 2' 00 scale moderm image layout set somewhere between Birmingham and London. The layout consistes of a large freight terminal, an MPD, a fiddle yard and a passenger station. The layouts main operators are Freightliner and EWS.

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'Exeter Central' - My BR Late Steam 00 scale layout!!

Exeter Central (13' by 10' ) is based on the prototype station of Exeter Central with two through main lines and passenger bays either side. There is also a goods yard, carriage depot and a large MPD with turntable.

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My Railway Website: http://www.freewebs.com/train-crazy
"You only get one chance in life, so make the most of it!"
bema
Posts: 3
Joined: Mon Jun 26, 2006 6:49 am
Location: Cambridge, UK

Post by bema »

Can I be added to 'Members Layouts' please?-

Name: Ben (bema)

url: http://web.mac.com/benmackay/

Thread: http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... sc&start=0

Theme: I don't live in the UK and don't have a particular passion for an area or railway to model. My model is simply a figment of my imagination with only the buildings and trains to give away it's British location. There are 3 linked loops, a few stations and lots of tunnels and bridges.

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toolongtoremember
Posts: 14
Joined: Sun Sep 16, 2007 6:37 pm

Post by toolongtoremember »

1. Name: Elscroft End
4. Elscroft End is a modern image, branchline terminus, with two platforms and one head shunt, can cater for a 4 car DEMU or a 3 car + engine formation. The scene is supposed to depict a location close to a holiday village close to the sea. The layout itself is designed so that on the on the end of the fiddle yard I can extend it further, the next part is a long single line, then a final board which will have an island platform in the middle of a passing loop, the last board already in existance, which is a 6 platform main line terminus will connect onto the end of that via a long tunnle, it willl be totally modular so i can connect any middle piece to any other
5. A picture of your layout.
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or URL: http://stealthcyclingteam.tripod.com/ra ... r/id1.html
class56

Post by class56 »

1.my layout-burraw junction
2.http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... php?t=9899
layout thread
3.http://www.burrawcentralmodellers.sampasite.com/
4.http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... ile&u=6239
my profile
5.This is my layout is is 23FT BY 10FT it is not based on any where it is just
my track plan. It is my 3rd layout i have had.It is manly track a little bit of
scenery in places.The era is modern but (this is good for the steam fans
out there)there is a preserved steam line on my layout it connects up to
the main line.That is all i can say really :lol:
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lairadepot

hello

Post by lairadepot »

1 laria
2 http://s260.photobucket.com/albums/ii27/lairadepot/
hello
how do i go about getting my construction of my layout which is a made up location it is based up in the attic and i would like help from members comments and suggestions and i would like to show everyone on the members layout page of the construction of the layout
can anyone help with this question
many thanks
lairadepot
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joshing_man
Posts: 1217
Joined: Sun Dec 04, 2005 9:23 pm
Location: High Wycombe, England

Post by joshing_man »

Just start a thread in the Personal Layouts section, add photos and narrative and invite/await comment.

You have mastered the posting of photos so nothing more to it really!

Ask specific questions in the correct thread, ie scenery, track layout, Hornby etc

Hope this helps.

Andrew
The Original Smiling Man With Train (SMWT):
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