julianallom

A Bachmann Class 37 EWS re-liveried to BR Green...

Hi Alan, thanks for your comment. I wasn't aware this was the case in curved viaduct construction. I did plenty of research before hand and study numerous photos (including this one) that didn't appear as if the bridge was made up of straight segments. However, I wasn't attempting to be prototypical, it's more about achieving a general look.

If you've ever thought of incorporating a curved viaduct to your layout, I describe how I went about adapting the standard Metcalfe Viaduct kit (PO240) to create such a viaduct on a progressive curve with a gradient.

One on New Zealands largest model railways. I paid a visit and got the low-down on the statistics.

Take a journey around Station Road from the drivers vantage point in the cab of a BR Class 20.

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