That trackwork is lovely. I have some work to do on mine. I have to rework the platform 2 road. It has a kink in it which does not work caused by using proprietary points and trying to fit it all in one side of a baseboard joint. All fixable though!
Been fencing today and have placed but not installed the street lights on the Parliamentary Road module.
The back of the fence is more prominent than the front given its location on the layout. The fence posts are 1mm square brass to give the whole thing some strength.
Nothing wrong with your memory there Matt. There is a picture of Flying Scotsman at GQS Platform 1 in Ann Glen's book .The caption says the picture is dated October 1983.
I have made a start on the scenic module which sits over the tunnel. It is a representation of Parliamentary Road which ran east from roughly the end of Sauchiehall Street. It was a major road with double tram tracks down the middle. It is all gone now. I dont intend to make a model of what was actually at the street at this point. Instead I will place a typical Glasgow tenement at the rear.
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David
That is looking brilliant. The wide shot really shows how you have come on and you have really captured the character of Mallaig. A great piece of work
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David
Yes I am North of you both. I live a mile or so north of Dornoch. That said I am familiar with your home turf. I lived in Craigearn, near Monymusk/ Kemnay for 30 years.
Now that I have set the girder in place and stared at it for 24 hours I have realised I have made the walls a little too high, by about 20mm. What is 5 feet amongst friends! Fortunately none of the walls are fixed to the layout yet so they can be adjusted reasonably easily
That's a thought. I plan to line the tunnel for 18 inches or so. It'll be interesting to see how that works sound wise. I suspect it might deaden the sound but we shall see.