My New Attic Layout !

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DrStroganoff
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My New Attic Layout !

Post by DrStroganoff »

Hey there everyone.

I have been building a layout in the attic for the last few months and its finally starting to take shape, so I thought I'd share a few photos with you to get some feedback !

1 - A view through the trees of a DMU
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2 - Some of my locos in the fiddle yard
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3 - Class 25 in the sidings
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4 - Class 25 passing a Deltic in the yard
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I've finally got my Class 25 going after lots of bogie trouble, sorted thanks to davek !!


I've had a long break from model railways, about 10 years. Have got back into it after buying my own gaff.

My really old layout was featured in Railway Modellers 'Junior Modellers' section in 1996 !! :-)

I'll post some better photos once I've figured out this camera !
Lofty

Post by Lofty »

That first shot is stunning

Lofty
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Post by DrStroganoff »

thanks lofty !

Here are a few more pics


1 - Deltic waiting to join the main line
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2 - Warship and MK2's
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3 - Warship again
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class56

Post by class56 »

great layout can not wait for more pictures even videos
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Post by mumbles »

hi
nice shots, be good to see a wider angle view for an idea of your track plan etc
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Post by leopard »

that a 370 apt lurking there?

antique value.. ;-)
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Post by sanctuary »

Some excellent pictures there DrStroganoff, do you mind if I lift a couple for the next Virtual Exhibition ?.
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Post by DrStroganoff »

Of course mate, help yourself ! :D
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Post by headshot119 »

Is that an APT or a badger in the fiddle yard shot? Looks fantastic, especially the 25 passing the Deltic.
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Post by DrStroganoff »

Yes its an APT.

I only built the fiddle yard last weekend so that I could have the APT out and not have to keep packing it away. Its been in storage for like 10 years, and its not sounding very healthy. Think it might need a service.



And what is a badger? :oops:
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Post by PTmodeller »

Yes, a class 89. It's the only member of the class, and quite distinctive!

http://www.aclocogroup.co.uk/gallery/ph ... 629_01.jpg

T'was withdrawn by GNER a few years back.
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Post by sishades »

An unusual looking loco, I can see why its called a badger.
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Post by Infrontcat »

Shame the Badger was shelved, but then I guess it was 'cos it was one of a kind...economies of scale, etc.

Love the layout Dr S. Some splendid photos from interesting angles, though a few are a tad dark maybe ;) I like your selection of locos too. Big thimbs up for the APT!

Cheers, look forward to more shots and/or video

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Post by Lee »

Hi

Great pictures you took there, specially like the trees with the blossom on them, they really stand out well. Keep the pics coming :wink:

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Post by Spavo »

There's some really nice touches there with the trackside cabinets and the ground signals, very nice indeed....

May I just say though that you might like to lose that power clip in the picture, as you have the wires there already it would be a fairly simple task to lose the clip and just solder the wires to the track.

Hope you don't think I'm being critical as your layout looks very good indeed.

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