Wilbury

[strangelygreen]

A few pics of my layout, Wilbury. It's not quite finished yet. I just need to add a few more small details.

[Ramblin Rich]

Looks good, the allotments are particularly effective.

 

Inevitably, my thought process goes "Is it portable? 'cos then it will be a Travelling Wilbury...."

 

Coat, hat, door..... Taxi!

[strangelygreen]

Thanks gents.

Traveling Wilbury... Oh dear

[Flying Pig]

Every scene beautifully observed - this looks like a real town with history. Hard to choose a favourite, but the jumble of industrial buildings in the last photo is a delight.

[Southernboy]

I like this - for the same reasons as Flying Pig (above)

[Gloucester Road]

There is a lot of atmosphere in those pictures.

[Andrew P]

Really good, what size is it? and do you have a track plan please. All the best Andy.

[strangelygreen]

Andy. It's 1.23m X 2.00m spread over two boards. I haven't got around to drawing a track plan. It's basically a double track oval with loops in the station and more on the 'back straight' that form a scenic fiddle yard. There are a few sidings that come off the inside loop and form a goods yard and industrial siding. Sidings off the outside loop cross the inside loop via a diamond crossing and lead to a loco shed. It's all very simple and highly non-prototypical. Track is Peco Setrack because the layout developed from my son's train set. Most of the rolling stock dates from the 1970s and was mine when I was a lad.