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Goodbye Oxford

Bryn

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What a great weekend, the 2mm Association's 50th Anniversary show really did live up to the expectations. A great selection of layouts (new and old) and enough enthusiastic faces to keep me talking almost solidly for the whole weekend.... only stopping to a sip a few ales biggrin.gif

 

I've now come home full of inspiration and a note pad full of ideas. I also think I may have solved the issue of the 3 way point (more to come on that shortly). Thank you to everyone who stopped to talk with me and also the positive words on my plank and points.

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bcnPete
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Nice one Bryn - looks like you had a productive trip back on the train - keep the sketches coming - CBG lends itself to be appreciated from both the side and the front, so that makes for a nice solution...am staying tuned for more ;)...

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2mm Andy

Hi Bryn,

 

That layout sketch looks intriguing - it reminds me of the 'Queen Street Goods' 2FS layout that was on the exhibition circuit a few years ago. That was viewed from the end of the tracks IIRC.

 

I look forward to hearing more about the 3 way point.

 

Andy

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Bryn

Pete,

 

I had always intended to only have a back scene on two sides, but had never really thought how I would "frame" the layout and provide a lighting rig. Luckily the above solution solves both quite nicely.

 

Andy,

 

I doubt I will ever really exhibit it as an end on layout, like Queen Street Goods, but I have to admit it has been a big inspiration for this project. Is the layout still around? I've not seen it for a while.

 

The 3 way is progressing well today and I hope to write something up in the early hours of tomorrow.

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richbrummitt

I seem to recall hearing that it went in a skip after there was no interest when it was advertised for sale and the space needed to be reclaimed.

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