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Gaugemaster would be your best bet

On 02/02/2020 at 12:28, justin1985 said:

Great subject for a model!

 

The only layout I can think of with a successful depiction of a salt marsh is the O gauge "Tollesbury Quay" which has been at a few exhibitions over the last few years, and was apparently featured in Model Railway Journal issue 246 - I can't recall how thoroughly the technique was written up there though.

 

I might be mixing up two different layouts here, but is the layout where the tide goes in and out - using real water and aquarium pumps etc?

 

Featured in this video on YouTube (which focuses on the trains, but you can get some glimpses of the marsh at the back of the layout

 

 

As its my video if you check the railex 2017 exhibition forum post you find more pictures of this excellent layout

kenrow have got samples to check as per their product page as the oo gauge is a kenrow product taht revolution are making for them.

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Brian do you still own it

Blueball Summit 

De Graafstroom 

Bottom Works Sidings

South Walton 

Daconby Town 

Midland in Bristol 

Lambourn 2mm

Lambourn p4

Elcot Road

Fen End Pit

Chica, Illinois 

Slugworth & Co.