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A young modeller, and a very young layout.

fatface98

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blog-0560508001399999082.pngFirst a bit about me , im oliver 16, i love all things buildings, and find modern diesel trains fascinating.

 

It may shock some of you but i really cant say steam trains are my thing! Diesel All the way.

 

Yards End is a fictional layout set in the present somewhere in England , the layout is L shaped with two boards each 8x3 ft. Work began on March 6th.

 

Yards End is a DCC Layout, thanks to the gauge master prodigy advance 2!

 

Would love it any time for people to leave comments and advice but please no unnecessary negative comments!

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Jock67B

I am a steam man but it doesn't stop me admiring your work! Keep it up, it's shaping well,

Kind regards,

Jock67B.

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wenlock
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Looking good with some nicely observed details. Maybe a backscene would make things look even better!

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Londontram

Olly - wish were that advanced when I was sixteen!

 

Regs

 

Ian

Me too then maybe I wouldnt be so crap now, great stuff keep it up. Regards Stteve

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paul-dereham

Sorry to be a pedant but your BR double arrow symbol is reversed. The top on should point right and the bottom left as in the directions the trains would go on a double track. They were only reversed on the funnel of the Sealink Ferries (showing my age here)

 

Nice layout!

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PaternosterRow
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Excellant work there Olly.  Doesn't shock me a bit about being into diesels only - I'm a great fan of them too.  Keep up the great work.

 

Mike

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