Thefatcontroller

3 hours ago, Pete the Elaner said:

 

I've only just seen this.

Bullhead track given away for free. Nice find. It looks quite good doesn't it?

Your layout is a good example of achieving a nice standard by avoiding complexity.

Definately, ive since re laid the main bigger layout with bull head track after being so impresses with it. (

Thank you, i wanted something that gave a little shunting opportunity, but also being compact and simple enough.

The layout is wired for dcc, with metal rod and tube point control. Nothing fancy to go wrong so to speak.

More updates

Two more wagons join the fleet. Scratch built trailer loads on Hornby repainted lowmacs.

More progress.

BackScene breaker building also seen in Primer.,
 

Fuelling area beginning to take shape.

A few shots of the new row of dilapidated garages.

A few general shots.

Scratch built fuelling point.

In its current start a half built bridge, in its finished state it will be a road over rail bridge, dual carriageway. With overhead signage etc.

just haven’t got that far yet, it’s on the don’t want to do list lol.

A look at the fence.

Portacabin added, alongside matchstick fence,

as well as an attempt at weathering a network rail super guv

Layout overview top to bottom.

More photos different angles. 

A few photos from today’s work.

Whitwell Sidings, - Oo Gauge Garage a layout.

using peco code 75 bullhead, set around 1999-200.

A few photos of the GBRF Shed and the rail leasing depot.

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My other main layout is  also undergoing a remodel.

Today’s work has been scratch building the raised depot, and oil tank storage area.

tanks to be added to lower section in cut away,

and lean to canopy fuelling road to be added over girder sided area.

Backscene loosely in place. 
 

frotn fascia added, and rod and tube point control installed.

Buffer stops built and painted.

and track loosely ballasted.alongside line side trucking and dummy point motors,

The layout began, after a free post On Facebook, someone locally was giving away Peco Bullhead points and track.

traxk initially layed on scrap timber for mock-up.