My Modelling Den
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My Modelling Den
Here is just a few photo's of my Man Cave where I go about my modelling interests.
I have mostly finished this layout and enjoy the scenery while I go about other modelling projects.
Thanks for looking.
I have mostly finished this layout and enjoy the scenery while I go about other modelling projects.
Thanks for looking.
Last edited by MadMark on Mon Oct 05, 2015 6:45 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Those pictures look very interesting, is there any chance of enlarging them a little?
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Wow - what a great layout. The split-level layout looks really fantastic.
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Your layout looks most impressive!
Shawhurst station construction http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... 22&t=48617
Shawhurst station https://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/F ... 26&t=52036
Shawhurst station https://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/F ... 26&t=52036
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I particularly like the "big sky" where it has just the trees in front of it.
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Love those signals!!!! Are they operational? How are the spectacles lit, very impressive.
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My layout - Gateside and Northbridge
My layout - Gateside and Northbridge
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Love those signals!!!! Are they operational? How are the spectacles lit, very impressive.
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The Signals are from Brass parts from MSE and other various brass parts of Tubes /Ladders.
They are operational using a combination of Lever frames from Gem and wire with return springs.
The Lamps were made from 2mm LED's. I formed one of the electrical feeds on the LED into a angled bracket soldered to the brass tube the other was cut off the LED and replaced with a length of enamelled
copper wire( used to get the correct scale thickness) threaded through and down the inside of the brass tubes. Where the wires are exposed they were first sprayed with white car primer as at that scale the wire is so fine only this paint did the job.
Using 2mm LED's did require a small amount of filling to the lens to remove the curve of the face and also several layers of matt black paint to prevent light bleeding out from the wrong place on the small LED's.
Hi
The Signals are from Brass parts from MSE and other various brass parts of Tubes /Ladders.
They are operational using a combination of Lever frames from Gem and wire with return springs.
The Lamps were made from 2mm LED's. I formed one of the electrical feeds on the LED into a angled bracket soldered to the brass tube the other was cut off the LED and replaced with a length of enamelled
copper wire( used to get the correct scale thickness) threaded through and down the inside of the brass tubes. Where the wires are exposed they were first sprayed with white car primer as at that scale the wire is so fine only this paint did the job.
Using 2mm LED's did require a small amount of filling to the lens to remove the curve of the face and also several layers of matt black paint to prevent light bleeding out from the wrong place on the small LED's.
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Anybody agree that we need to see more of this fine looking layout? Do show old chap, looks mighty fine from what I can see..
Jas...
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I like what I can see (not a lot)) of that galleon model.
Yeah signals, very nice, a real stumbling block for me.
Geoff T.
Yeah signals, very nice, a real stumbling block for me.
Geoff T.
Remember ... I know nothing about railways.
http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... 22&t=32187 and Another on http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... &sk=t&sd=a
http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... 22&t=32187 and Another on http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... &sk=t&sd=a
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I will post some more photo's soon
The ship I can do now but this is a model rail forum!
Back to the Model Railway in a few days.
The ship I can do now but this is a model rail forum!
Back to the Model Railway in a few days.
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Yes, but I am sure that members won't mind you posting some more. It is an excellent model, well done.MadMark wrote:I will post some more photo's soon. The ship I can do now but this is a model rail forum! Back to the Model Railway in a few days.
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I for one will not mind. Ships and shipping is a big favourite of mine. Excellent modelling all round.Lancastrian wrote:Yes, but I am sure that members won't mind you posting some more. It is an excellent model, well done.MadMark wrote:I will post some more photo's soon. The ship I can do now but this is a model rail forum! Back to the Model Railway in a few days.
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Love it ....... I can be a grumpy Mod, so nobody dare take exception !!
My previous modelling was aircraft and I have slipped the odd photo in
over the years.
To me model making in all it's forms, particularly when done very well
is worth looking at. The basic skills all cross over.
Geoff T.
My previous modelling was aircraft and I have slipped the odd photo in
over the years.
To me model making in all it's forms, particularly when done very well
is worth looking at. The basic skills all cross over.
Geoff T.
Remember ... I know nothing about railways.
http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... 22&t=32187 and Another on http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... &sk=t&sd=a
http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... 22&t=32187 and Another on http://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Fo ... &sk=t&sd=a
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agreed, any pictures of well done models is worth posting, nice layout cant wait for more pictures of the layout or whatever else you have buit well doneDad-1 wrote: To me model making in all it's forms, particularly when done very well
is worth looking at. The basic skills all cross over.
Geoff T.
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There's nothing like looking at other forms of modelling, particularly when they are well done for discovering new methods and possibilities that are applicable to your own sphere. Those furled sails for instance could be translated straight into tarpaulins or canvas hoods. No need for apolgies for looking at ships.
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My Layout, My Workbench Blog and My Opinions
My Layout, My Workbench Blog and My Opinions