Quayside & warehouses

Most of my modelling is in 4mm, this will be no exception. The plank will probably be only 6"-7" wide and a couple of feet long. If I can manage it, it will also be incorporated into a cameo-style layout, at some point.

So there will be a quay wall, but no water, and the buildings will be an inch or so deep.

One item I'd like to include is a 'working' sack hoist.

Meanwhile, I've been looking at potentially suitable bits of 5mm ply and 2x1 in the wood pile.

 

LACK shelf.........110cm x 26cm........complete with wall bracket.....


Just saying.........

 

Thanks Rob, but far too wide. Plus I've got to use the spare wood or else it might get 'donated' to a bonfire...

 

Some nice interesting buildings at Exeter Quay Stu...

 

Dave and Shirley Rowe modelled those warehouses on their layout Exebridge Quay.

 

Thanks Chris, they look promising.

Nice cobbles too.

 

Indeed they did...

exebridge quay - Google Search

 

Saw that many years ago at Bristol. It was one of those models that left an impression for its quality. I tend not to remember too many exhibition layouts seen over the years, but that is one of them.

 

And did they not contain the late lamented Exeter Maritime Museum in real life. I often wonder where that all went .......?

 

Some peace and quiet in the garage has enabled me to make these today.

A lap-tray for working inside and the basic photo plank.

 

Portreath Harbour - some detail photos.

 

Get the DAS ready, Stubbers !!!

 

Bought some today

 

I also picked up this £2.00 laser cut building. I think it's a Christmas Tree decoration, but I see potential as a warehouse, once all the excess tags are removed.