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Posts posted by ffayolle
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Amazing building!!!
Thanks for this sharing
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It was the gauge of the Finedon ironstone system and some other lines - 3'3". See https://sites.google.com/site/ingrmuseum/home or better still visit the museum. It's where the surviving meter gauge locos are.
Dava
Thank you!!! I've visited the museum last week-end.
2 feet gauge is more common in Great-Britain. One meter gauge is more common in France.
So, why Britishs guys use a metric system gauge in the land of imperial system?
I've bought a book about Wellingborough quarries. I hope to find an answer.
Fabrice
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Why the gauge of this quarry Rly is one meter?
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Nice layout!!!
I like background atmosphere
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Jinty
Thank you
This is a Lenz model Gs4 weathering by a friend.
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Nice project!!!
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Simon
That's right. This is a tandem point.
Jeff,
A French modeler built four Y2400. I've bought one.https://www.leportailduzero.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=76&t=2721
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I like this a lot. The compound point (I think that's what it is?) and crossing make it both compact and interesting.
Dava
Thank you!!! The size of this layout is 2,70m X 0,50m.
Three Way Point maybe?
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Thank for your return
Concerning flangeway standards, I use for my test Atlas SW1200 and Dapol Class 08. But the tie plate design is different in France.
Be seeing you...
Rue d'Abbeville
in 7mm+ modelling
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Hi all of you,
Enclosed a global view of Rue d'Abbeville
To be continued...
Fabrice