ItsMadKen
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I've now prepared an outline plan for what has so far been in my head - see below. The inside radius of the curved baseboard is 3', outside radius is 4'. I've had the baseboard since last year - it was actually a test build for a baseboard section for an '0' gauge test track. I thought it would do nicely for a cameo layout. Pretty light - the baseboard surface is 16mm honeycomb cardboard. The operator would normally sit inside the curve, so that the scene 'wraps around' them.
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Nothing to photograph so far. Never having received any acknowledgement of my entry despite asking, it has been on the back burner for a while.
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A very simple junction station on a minor line, track layout based on Blodwell junction in the Tanat valley. The line will share a narrow valley with a stream, and be set on a 90degree curve.. It is set in Cornwall, as an extension of the Ruthernbridge branch toward Roche. Such an extension extension was proposed in the 1870’s to link the Bodmin & Wadebridge to the Cornwall Minerals Railway. I have assumed that not only was it actually built, but that a later light railway was constructed westwards from the Withiel area to the coastal village of Trenance, in hope of developing a tourist trade.
The cameo will be in 00 gauge on a curved baseboard, and it is intended to make it viewable from either side by repositioning the backscene.
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Gauge O Guild 7mm Layout Modelling Competition at Guildex20
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A 6" wide 0 gauge layout would be perfectly workable if you are happy to confine scenic development to the backscene plus a bit of half relief, but a forty foot long layout would be difficult to fit in! It might be better to specify a maximum linear dimension in addition to the area.