m.levin's layout thread
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Only 20mins of work
Took about 4 1/2hrs to get that far and these are a number of the simpler points, when it comes to the non scenic points I am just going to copper clad them, just for speed.
Hoping by the end of play Thursday I will have 2 working wired up point!
Took about 4 1/2hrs to get that far and these are a number of the simpler points, when it comes to the non scenic points I am just going to copper clad them, just for speed.
Hoping by the end of play Thursday I will have 2 working wired up point!
Re: m.levin's layout thread
Oh boy that looks great !
One day perhaps ?
Geoff T.
One day perhaps ?
Geoff T.
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Re: m.levin's layout thread
Wow! 'Nuf said.
Paul
Paul
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Hi
Today I have done a little more, I have installed a 12vDC BUS and connected up some of the station lighting, wired up the points to the polarity switches on the point motor.
I have had a play about with my layout room lighting. I have 10 RGB LED spot lights, hence 3 of the same photos but darker.
Untitled by Martin Levin, on Flickr
Untitled by Martin Levin, on Flickr
Untitled by Martin Levin, on Flickr
Untitled by Martin Levin, on Flickr
Today I have done a little more, I have installed a 12vDC BUS and connected up some of the station lighting, wired up the points to the polarity switches on the point motor.
I have had a play about with my layout room lighting. I have 10 RGB LED spot lights, hence 3 of the same photos but darker.
Untitled by Martin Levin, on Flickr
Untitled by Martin Levin, on Flickr
Untitled by Martin Levin, on Flickr
Untitled by Martin Levin, on Flickr
Re: m.levin's layout thread
Nice work Tina
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m.levin wrote:Hi
Today I have done a little more, I have installed a 12vDC BUS and connected up some of the station lighting, wired up the points to the polarity switches on the point motor.
I have had a play about with my layout room lighting. I have 10 RGB LED spot lights, hence 3 of the same photos but darker.
Untitled by Martin Levin, on Flickr
Untitled by Martin Levin, on Flickr
Untitled by Martin Levin, on Flickr
Untitled by Martin Levin, on Flickr
That's bloody lovely work very atmospheric Mart
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Re: m.levin's layout thread
I have been working on the layout today, trying to build the over line reversing loop.
Not sure about the inclines, need more work.
I have been thinking about the date of the layout, 27th July 1974.
Not sure about the inclines, need more work.
I have been thinking about the date of the layout, 27th July 1974.
Re: m.levin's layout thread
A fine daym.levin wrote:I have been working on the layout today, trying to build the over line reversing loop.
Not sure about the inclines, need more work.
I have been thinking about the date of the layout, 27th July 1974.
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No it wasn't!mumbles wrote:A fine day
I remember that day well...
...and it was raining
Re: m.levin's layout thread
Just a small update
I have been working on my reversing loops, which are raised above the track at this point on the layout.
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Also working on my HST, loads more left to do on it yet.
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Untitled by Martin Levin, on Flickr
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I have been working on my reversing loops, which are raised above the track at this point on the layout.
Untitled by Martin Levin, on Flickr
Also working on my HST, loads more left to do on it yet.
Untitled by Martin Levin, on Flickr
Untitled by Martin Levin, on Flickr
Untitled by Martin Levin, on Flickr
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Nice one Martin. That HST looks awesome. I especially like the detail on the wheel discs
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Thanks mumbles
Swapping wheels on the axels was fun!
Swapping wheels on the axels was fun!
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COR! look at that! Probably the longest HST train I've seen modelled.
And that woodwork!! I wish I had your skills.
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The reason I needed to improve the traction of the HST power cars was for it to climb the gradients on the reversing loops.
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I could do with improving mine also. I run a 7 coach set like they used to from Paddington to Swansea and west Wales. I use the shorter Hornby coaches for two reasons. One is I have them and they ride well. The other is the overall length, being reduced tends to fit better in smaller spaces and yet it looks OK.m.levin wrote:The reason I needed to improve the traction of the HST power cars was for it to climb the gradients on the reversing loops.
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