LarryG
Western Thunderer
Thanks. It is from the I D Backscene range from New Modellers Shop. Best to pay a little more for the ones printed on Vinyl.
4mm Llanfair
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LarryG
Western Thunderer
Photographs tell me wot I haven't dun! No soot under the bridge! The fencing hereabouts is TT. It was to have gone behind the 00 fencing to created a sense of distance but I didn't like the look of it. Anyway, I ran out of 00 so its gone here instead...
A glance down the line towards the terminus...
A glance down the line towards the terminus...
Phil O
Western Thunderer
ID did me a custom job for Pottery Quay, I took a series of overlapping photos and emailed them and ID stitched them together.
See my thread. Pottery Quay. EM test track / shunting plank. scroll down the page.
See my thread. Pottery Quay. EM test track / shunting plank. scroll down the page.
daifly
Western Thunderer
Phil
Folks don't need to scroll if you give a post link rather than a page link. Your post link is here:
Just copy and paste from this icon on your shunting plank thread to get this :
Pottery Quay. EM test track / shunting plank.
and people will go direct to the post. No scrolling required!
Cheers
Dave
Folks don't need to scroll if you give a post link rather than a page link. Your post link is here:
Just copy and paste from this icon on your shunting plank thread to get this :
Pottery Quay. EM test track / shunting plank.
and people will go direct to the post. No scrolling required!
Cheers
Dave
LarryG
Western Thunderer
Telegraph poles were erected this morning. They are Ratio 452 Telegraph poles, which I cut down from 4-bar to 2-bar and then sprayed 'em with Howes Railmatch Sleeper Grime. The pots were painted with Tamiya acrylic light grey...
Telegraph lines serve the goods office, signalbox, station offices and weighbridge...
The station building was plastered with a few notice boards as well. They are still GWR seeing as I've changed the period of the layout to circa 1953. The choc & cream signalbox could be the new GWR late 1940's colours or the box might get a repaint in stone... Not decided yet...
Telegraph lines serve the goods office, signalbox, station offices and weighbridge...
The station building was plastered with a few notice boards as well. They are still GWR seeing as I've changed the period of the layout to circa 1953. The choc & cream signalbox could be the new GWR late 1940's colours or the box might get a repaint in stone... Not decided yet...
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