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HAYNES END. LAYOUT & STOCK FOR SALE


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Happy new year to all who have followed and commented.

May 2016 be a more productive modeling year.

 

A quick couple of pictures first up my 73

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And my sentenal which my parents very kindly bought me for xmas

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Stuart

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Finally an update with some progress

 

Graham has been the one doing the work though as haynes end is still at his house. A few pictures of what he has been upto

First a view of the newly formed tunnel

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And lastly a closer look of the tunel with a BR schools

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With no work being carried out on the layout by myself at the moment i am however working my way through weathering the stock of which i will update when i get so much done

 

Stuart

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Had a productive evening tonight, popped up to see my brother and did a little work on the layout.

 

First up i have tidied up all the wiring for the dcc bus, then i did a little scenic work above the tunnel, We also spent some time running a few trains and testing the wiring.

 

Blue EPB testing clearances.

 

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ED and Crompton.

 

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37049 Testing siding lengths.

 

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Little bit of scenic work above the tunnel.

 

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73 invasion.

 

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Unwanted visitor testing the electrics with its sound chip.

 

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Stuart.

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Well after a long time myself and SWMBO have finally moved into our first house.

First job of course was to go back up and check the loft space again and im very lucky with the space i have :) but i have been told that im not to use all the space. So i will leave everything below the layout hahaha.

 

Graham (shanks522) still has the layout at the moment and i will be going up to do some work with him soon and hopefully bring the haynes end home.

Managed to get abit of weathering done last night on a couple of wagons first up is the Heljan dog fish befire and after shots.

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And last up i have started on a Bachmann sand wagon not finished though

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Stuart

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Beaten to it by Graham! Did you use washes or powders? I don't own an airbrush so have limited options. Weathering rolling stock is a kind of "fear factor" thing with me. I can dirty a concrete slab or a brick wall but go blank when faced with rolling stock. All of mine is pristine which I have to do something about.

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Hi Graham yes its just powder i use a wash railmatch paint mixed right down with thinners wash over the side. Dab it off with a peace of kitchen roll then very carefully dab the powder on until i get the result im after if i make a mistake i take it all off with thinners and start again. Once finished i will give it a spray coat of matt varnish.well thats the plan anyway

 

Stuart

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Pete,

I would search for a rake of well worn but cheap wagons, just usable for trying out

and not fearing to lose much (£ or €...) if mistakes are made.

This is what I did, and it worked.

 

We learn only from our mistakes!

 

Regards

  Armin

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Hello all,

 

 A few pictures of recent progress, the layout is destined for its new home on sunday and there might be a surprise for Stuart!

 

Over the last week or so i've wired up the DCC Concept point motors and platform lights, ballasted the track and built the road overbridge etc, the whole lot needs weathering which hopefully will be done on friday.

 

The lever frame has been planted, with scale floorboards!  :no:

 

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A rough shot of the platform, lighting and bridge, third rail still needs adding though!

 

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A more interesting update should appear sunday evening.

 

Graham.

 

 

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I better get the paints out so the levers can be the right colours instead of brass haha.

The bridge looks really good aswell. Clever photos not showing to much ;) it will be nice to finally get it in place

 

Stuart

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Hi all

 

Well its been a long time since the last update but after a busy few months moving into our first home, our weddding in Croatia, and work. I have now managed to find some time to get back to modelling.

 

As graham had mentioned in an earlier post Haynes End is now in its new home in the loft. The main scenic section sit's on a flat board and can be disconnected from the rest of the layout so it can be brought downstairs or be exhibited in the future ;)

 

With a lot of help a few months ago from graham and my dad they whole thing was put together and and a return loop put in since then i have added 2 sidings down the back of the layout. The plan is to have a complete circut. But for the time being it is as can be seen the pictures

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My main job at the moment is to crack on with the scenics. With a flying visit to the folkstone show last saturday i managed to pick up a Dapol SR semaphore for the platform so that will be installed and the cobolt point motors wired for mains power.

 

In a slightly different note iv have put my display case up today so i can keep the dust of the engines when not in use and have some of my 47s out aswell :)

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Stuart

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Great to see that both you and the layout have settled in.

I'll bet you a tenner you've had a splinter or two off of those roof trusses!

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Just a quick update i have drilled the hole for the signal and installed tested and works fine but work still needs to be carried out.

It needs to be abit lower into the platform so i will start to dig around the base so it sits lower and will be tidyed up after woulds but over all im really impressed with it well done Dapol !!

Quick couple of pictures to show where im at

 

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Stuart

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