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By the Shore of Lake Brienz - A Swiss Adventure in the 1960s


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18 hours ago, OOman said:

Marlyn what can I say, another stunning cakebox layout. The gaugemaster mat looks really good and sea looks so inviting. Well done brilliant modelling.:)


Hi Kevin, I bought the gravel and grass mats for my earlier ‘tin-plate’ cakebox and thought they worked fine in the smaller scale for this more  ‘manicured’ landscape. :)

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15 minutes ago, PaulRhB said:

I’d suggest more ‘practical research’ :lol:

 

Always works for me ;) 


Your photographs from your recent trip are wonderful and a great reference! I’d love a return trip to Switzerland, Paul! :) Maybe next year?

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15 hours ago, PaulRhB said:

Then you can build a layout for this to sit in. I’d love to see that lake front expanded, the colours are spot on. 


Think the layout would have to be two sided, if I was to model the Brünig line - one side as a lake shore view, the other on higher ground? 

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3 hours ago, Marly51 said:


Think the layout would have to be two sided, if I was to model the Brünig line - one side as a lake shore view, the other on higher ground? 

Excellent idea, I look forward to progress :D  I was having dangerous ideas on those exact lines after riding the Bernina . . .

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