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Dear Members

 

a short question from the continent.

 

When you ballast your tracks, wich one ballast do you use for a fictitious GWR theme?

I have no ideas... it is m first british and n gauge project.

 

Many thanks for your help.

 

Greetings

 

Daniel

 

 

Hello

 

Other places in switzerland are also beautyfull...visit the Haslital, maybe Meiringen, one of the place were the Zentralbahn has a depot.The best way from Lucerne to Interlaken with the Lucerne-Interlaken-Express https://www.zentralbahn.ch it's also a narrow gauge with rack.

 

From Interlaken East to Spiez, and with the BLS to Brig/Zermatt to start the Glacierroute.

 

Regards

 

Daniel

Hello Ray

 

I like it really, very good work and a good inspiration

 

 

Regards from Switzerland

 

Daniel

Hello Geoff

 

Thank you, and I hope to get inspired. Actually I plan a baseboard (in modules) 13' x 1,3'

 

Hello Andy

 

I didn't read this book, but I know the story. And yes, we have the best merangue. :-)

 

 

Best regards

 

Daniel

Hello to all again

 

Sorry for my last short answer. I am realy pleased to be here!

 

Ironic really, you're from a beautiful town surrounded by delightful narrow gauge rack equipped lines, mountains and some preserved steam locos and yet you want to get some farish diesels and build a model of a scruffy midlands industrial estate (or similar but in steam days).

We look forward to seeing what you get up to. In my experience Swiss people tend to speak better English than half our population (despite it usually being their 3rd or 4th language) so I wouldn't worry too much.

Oh i like the swiss narrow gauge, and normal it is to build them (as a swiss). But i am not really normal. I hear every night a Sherlock Holmes radioplay, like british humor, look sometimes Hercule Poiror or Holmes too, an i really like british steam.

 

Best regards

 

Daniel

Hi Alain

 

Great cinema, great pictures. I like the mountains!

Good viewnof the steps!

 

Greetings from Switzerland

 

Daniel

Hello

 

Thank you to all.

 

Daniel

Hello

 

My name is Daniel, I'm 40 years old, and I live in Meiringen (Switzerland), the village where Sherlock Holmes is a freeman :-)

 

I'm interrested in british railways since one year, and I start in the near future a layout in N gauge.

 

Please apologize my knowledge of english.

 

Regards

 

Daniel