My N Gauge Layout

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beerandpies
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You could try raising the hopper on some card painted a concrete colour.
My goods shed had that problem, when I used some plasticard paving stones on top of concrete it worked fine.
cheers, Mark.
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ste234
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Hi beerandpies, after i got home from york (after drving a 3 1/2 inch gauge steam loco 8) ) i stacked it up on 20p's (only thing handy :lol: ), 4 of them to have space for the train to pass under. when i get the chance i will test it with some wood.
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Ste.
'Springfield', N gauge Modern Era Layout
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Hi,
I got bored today so i put away the steam locos and carriages :shock: and got out...
My class 91 GNER :D :D ive only got like 4 coaches for it, 2 first class and 2 standard, i want a buffet coach but im trying to save up for the new layout :|
Will post some piccies later :P
Cheers,
Ste.
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Hi again,
Here are the pics of my Class 91 GNER, enjoy... :D
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sorry for the landscape orientation on these two, but it captures scene better:
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HST going backwards at full speed=...
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:lol:
Thanks for looking,
Ste.
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Oops!
Hope there were no injuries ;)
cheers, Mark.
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beerandpies wrote:Oops!
Hope there were no injuries
Nahh, no injuries but the signalman absoloutley papped himself! :lol: the rear brake trailer came onto the inner track and nearly hit the signal box!
Cheers,
Ste.
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beerandpies
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I left mine running the other day and stepped out... When I came back the fuel tankers were all parked neatly side by side across both lines and the 220 was inches away from colliding with them.

Still not sure how that happened!
cheers, Mark.
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ste234
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Re: My N Gauge Layout

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Just another pic of all my modern locos lined up, no neck straining for this one! :lol:
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Sorry for naf quality!
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Gerbyl
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Re: My N Gauge Layout

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A really nice lineup of modern trains there ste.

Being new to this I thought that the best trains would be in the changeover period where you had steam and diesel. After seeing some of your's and other layouts i'm now considering a new era for my big track so I can buy some of those really smart trains.

nice work.. keep it up
ste234
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Thanks Kevin,
I see what you are saying. the thing is with modern era you can go and see what the prototype is like, whereas with the other (steam, early diesel), theres not much left to gain inspirsation from unless you saw them whilst they lasted.
Personally i just run whatever i like :D i like the look of some steam locos, but i prefer the modern locos, they just are better for me :D
Cheers,
Ste.
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Gerbyl
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Re: My N Gauge Layout

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Hi Steve took a leaf out of your book and bought a class 52 because I loved it even though i'ts a bit late for my others.. a good idea just doing what you want
Here she sits next to my other older class 40...
Here she sits next to my other older class 40...
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but i still like your new models
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haha nice :wink: all you need now is a super modern loco :lol:
Thanks,
Ste.
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After a bit of boredom i did this:
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Its not great i did it on paint, the loco went a bit bodged :lol:
Cheers,
Ste.
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