Garden Shed layout

[peterws7]

Hello guys. I`m new here, so Happy New Year to y`all for starters. I have a 8 by 6 garden shed (extended to 11 by 6) which is in perpetual re development. It`s continually evolving to the degree that I`ll be finished before it is! I suspect this is a trait amongst the Toy Train Fraternity. . . . Here`s some old piccies some of which are still applicable; hope they take. But I sense they may not!

[flying scotsman123]

Looks great, the grass all around the track I particularly like - you often get people doing that to a siding or something but to see it more widespread looks really good. Not sure sure about the cotton wool in the first picture though.

[peterws7]

Should`ve done the first picture soft focus . . .

[VerdevaleRailway]

That looks to be some very nicely modelled topography. Thanks for the pictures, and welcome to NRM.

V.R.

[peterws7]

Thank ye kindly. Sir! Scenery made from cornflakes packagomng etc and ready mixed plaster. Still works after 5 years in the plastic tub it came in.. . . I've even used it to repair external concrete. It works well.

[Kindling]

Should`ve done the first picture soft focus . . .

...or get someone to blow on the cotton wool and use a long exposure!

Sorry to be slow, but I've only just found this, and I realize it's the same railway as in the "Split Chassis or Wiper P/ups?" post in the General section.

If you have more photos of this fascinating layout, I, and I am sure others, would like to see them!

[whynot]

"If you have more photos of this fascinating layout, I, and I am sure others, would like to see them!"

Seconded. The scenics look first rate - the long grass is a special feature!

[David68]

thirded! Not sure it is a word but I am going to use it anyway

[alex3410]

I would also love to see more images, they looks brilliant!