Identifying layout from a few years ago.

[rmwsn]

I think it was in this magazine. But sometime in the past three years.  Can anyone remember the name of the layout that as part of the detail featured a road that went through what was once a house?  I think the era was 1970's.  There was a terrace of houses and the roof of one of the houses was still present but the walls removed so that two separate roads were connected.  I think I googled and bookmarked it at the time but can't find it now.  Think it was OO gauge.

 

Thanks.

[Phil R]

Hi

 

Sounds like it could be Scorbiton by Kendal MRC. In February 2019 BRM mag. 

It’s on RMweb and the World of Railways virtual exhibiton - November 2020

 

https://www.world-of-railways.co.uk/virtual-exhibition-layouts/scorbiton?postId=e96eb583-9a22-4622-820b-0e083f10fbcf
 

Regards

Phil

[rmwsn]

That is the one .   That is the article  as well.  Thanks. 

 

Thats such a cool idea to knock down the house and use it as an access way.

[Andy Kirkham]

I love the town scene with the steet winding up the hill.

 

You can tell at a glance that it's in Shropshire, and that powerful sense of place is one of my top criteria for an enjoyable layout.

[steam-driven boy]

Hi,

I'm reminded of the Derby '06 exhibition, my least worst 'snap' from then:

[Hibelroad]

I really like the Scorbiton layout, I've not come across it before but it oozes atmosphere in every scene. Some of the best observed and modelled architecture I have ever seen and something to aspire to. 

[Pandora]

On 08/08/2021 at 08:45, Hibelroad said:

I really like the Scorbiton layout, I've not come across it before but it oozes atmosphere in every scene. Some of the best observed and modelled architecture I have ever seen and something to aspire to. 

Scorbiton, new to me , what a fine layout,  how did I miss this one?  Does Scorbiton still exist and or is it retired from the  exhibition circuit?