Minimalist layout maximum interest?

[Guest Jack Benson]

The release of two ‘better’ Terriers, plus a P and E4 are of interest because of this website 

Newhaven, a rather nice way to spend an hour and it explained the context of an extraordinary image of Terrier off its leash at the bottom of a cliff. For the space starved, a bit of the hinterland before the branch crosses the river would be interesting, shades of Arun Quay but I prefer ‘maritime grot’ of upturned boats, Nissen huts and fishing equipment hauled out to repair. But for the adventurous amongst us a circular layout of the fort with cliffs, the fiddleyard at the back, would be a real eye catcher, surprised that a quick internet search revealed not a lot of Newhaven breakwater layouts.

 

Anyway, images. Not mine but found on Wiki for common use.

 

 

Courtesy High Vistas
 

The breakwater - courtesy of Oceania

 

Finally, a Terrier below the Fort, from the excellent website. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest Jack Benson]

Another source of images of the branch click here

 

Thanks for taking the time to look

 

Cheers and Stay Safe

[Nearholmer]

For a ‘buildings’ modeller, the West Quay branch would make a really good subject, so many and so varied structures in a higgeldy-piggeldy mess.

 

I never saw a loco there, but I can remember a couple of wagons parked on the bit of track opposite the pub at the end of the long breakwater. My Uncle Wilf liked to pop in there on the interesting excursions he used to conduct in his for dormomobile van. I was only small, but have good ‘mental pictures’ of the whole area, the chain dredger at work etc.