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That's brilliant David!
Many thanks for that, looking forward to getting some TurboCad time in..
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That's looking great, the correct area, and the correct era, thanks..!
I'm just wondering thought about the laser etched templot diagram on the cork, it's an idea I'd had before, but never looked into seeing how easy it was to export the templot file as a laser cutter friendly file?
If you had a minute to do a very quick description of the process that would be great. No point reinventing the wheel eh?!
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Was Catcott really built that long ago ??!!
Wow time flies!
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Beautiful !!
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Absolutely spectacular... Can't wait to see it on the circuit...
Who gets the chore of cleaning all the wheels before an exhibition though ?!
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The work on the first '73' above is fantastic... is that something I would have seen on the cl 08's down at the Eurostar MPD near Leyton ?
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Fantastic looking stock and layout !!
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Great!
I think the first picture looks fantastic..! :icon_thumbsup2:
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At last! Somewhere to begin to run in all these Scale7 engines...!
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Hi Nick, definitely not my layout, merely a contributor to the group...
I think the last time I checked the dimensions of the layout it was big x still pretty big
To be honest, I couldn't tell you the accurate dimension, but i'm fairly sure that the station section itself without the new extension is around 30 ft long, though I'm sure that a couple of people on here would be able to confirm that..
Hopefully soon, when we have trains going off scene on the new extension, we'll be able to create a nicely polished video of a session which can be shown on here and also on the Perfect Miniatures stand at exhibitions..
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Haven't you finished it yet ??
Only kidding, it's gonna be a cracker !
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Superb, love to see a lot more of this !
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Chin on the ballast ? You must be joking, I have tall bloke syndrome !
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Spectacular, this is going to be quite a scene when it's finished !
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Cranks are easy, it's the eccentrics that might be somewhat trickier..
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Looking good...
You'll have to bring it up to West Mersea for the inaugural run when it's finished
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Spectacular again....
Is that the final lighting rig that is illuminating the layout ?? If so I might suggest that you get some frosted lighting gels to soften the light sources, it'll stop the shadows being as harsh.
Must must must build something for Heyside so that I can come and play sometime !!
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Spectacular !
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You'll enjoy putting the handrails on the Toad... Patience is definitely a virtue
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Looks great... have you thought yet about getting yourself some S7 axles, and sending the wheels off for re-profiling ?
On another note, it looks like you have been able to 'push' everything from your blog into a normal forum page... would you be able to enlighten me on how you did it?? I wouldn't mind transferring everything from my Blog onto a normal forum page if it's possible in one foul swoop.. ??
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Nearly there Adrian... and looking very nice too!
What's next on the workbench ?
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Good question. The next major project which is well under way is the extension so that we can actually run trains off scene.
We're not too far off, with a few working wednesdays, and some slightly warmer/drier weather I think we could be done within a couple of months. Then we should be able to work a lot more on the scenics.
Chatting with PJH yesterday after the meeting we decided that whilst controlling the trains isn't an issue with the new Gaugemaster wireless controllers we have, we need to work on sending bell signals to those controlling the fiddle yard at the other end of the house to let them know what train headed by what motive power is about to arrive. All good fun stuff..
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I think you'll need to put a small video camera in there to show the interior when it's in use...
Moving levers as well please... probably quite easy with an application of memory wire perhaps..
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Hi Dan, this is probably as good a shot as I would get of mine that is on the Hobbyhorse website..
http://www.hobbyhorse.co.uk/images/gallery_pics/11.jpg
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Guildex 2019
in Wenlock's Blog
A blog by wenlock in RMweb Blogs
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By far best layout at the show!
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