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“Highland Sulzers” - Inverness TMD in the 80's - P4


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So this is the board top as it stands. To be honest I thought there was more information than this - all that’s drawn on the board are the two points and the rails for the sidings. I’ve placed Exactoscale sleepers to get a feeling for the track layout.

 

There must be a paper plan somewhere. What a disconnect two years inactivity gives you - inefficient as I’ll end up re-visiting things I’ve already done no doubt.

 

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3 minutes ago, Indomitable026 said:

And now in position.

 

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The plan has holes pocked through it at the corner of the buildings which is the way I usually transfer things on to a baseboard, however I can find no holes in the board!

 

Can hardly spot the joins.

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10 hours ago, Indomitable026 said:

The plan has holes pocked through it at the corner of the buildings which is the way I usually transfer things on to a baseboard, however I can find no holes in the board!

 

Are you sure you've got the right baseboard, it's not the new fiddle yard for Backscuttle Blues is it?

 

Mike.

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The corner seen from the front with the board end put back in place.

 

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The end of the building is fixed and can’t move - it hides the vertical support at the back of the layout - so there’s no wriggle room in this space really.

 

I could continue the building and extend it right to end of the board, but I feel in doing this I lose the definition of the building....

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I've got a pic (posted elsewhere, blowed if I know where though, hope it wasn't on here!) of the Inverness snowplough parked out in the open on the stabling roads, but no reason it couldn't find itself in for or awaiting repair.

, It was on here, page 25 to be precise, I blame old age.

 

Mike.

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48 minutes ago, Enterprisingwestern said:

 

I've got a pic (posted elsewhere, blowed if I know where though, hope it wasn't on here!) of the Inverness snowplough parked out in the open on the stabling roads, but no reason it couldn't find itself in for or awaiting repair.

, It was on here, page 25 to be precise, I blame old age.

 

Mike.


Ah yes, with the class 50 teaser, 421 I think...

 

 

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I’m now making out the feeling fueling area.

 

Things to note here;

1) Track is concrete sleepers cast into a concrete plinth.

2) Drainage channels

3) Two wriggly tin shelters over pumps

4) Metal railing on edge of plinth adjacent to Rose Curve tracks

 

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6 minutes ago, Mark Forrest said:

Note also that it's bullhead rail on the concrete sleepers; the Exactoscale P4 concrete sleepers are for flat bottom rail.  C&L do concrete sleepers that would work with bullhead rail chairs - I might have some somewhere if you need a few?

 

 


Thanks Mark - I’ll take you up on that one!

 

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