discussion Frames Launch into Hobbies.

[Guest]

Hi all. I've only been modelling for about 5 years,it came about with my first layout. One which became unworkable so it was chopped up and a new structure built.

As you can see it was cluttered but not bad for a first attempt.

The second and current one I wanted to look pleasing even in its framework. The second pic is from a few years ago,I'll post more when Im more organised.

Regards,Frame.

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[Ian M]

The 'new' one looks quite large...

Ian M

 

[Guest]

About 17 by 9 feet I think.

Frame.

 

[Lee W]

Don't think I've got a room in my house that big

Lee

 

[Guest]

I know I don't!

 

[Guest]

That's some man cave,

John

 

[Guest]

Wow!

looking very good

I'm sure will be a great layout, just keep the pics coming

Which scale is it?

 

[flyjoe180]

Impressive!

 

[Guest]

Cheers guys,its OO gauge code 75 which means ....I think that in close ups it looks more realistic. But Im no expert,just like tinkering with stuff.

There is/will be a continuous O gauge underneath to go with the Dinky/Corgi type toy town that languishes under there

Proper job!

Frame.

 

[Guest]

I did have 35 feet but ms B didn't like the shitehawks waking her in the morning so moved downstairs

Frame.

 

[Guest]

I've found a video of my old layout.

You may want to turn the sound up to hear it start and pull away.

I do miss this layout.

Cheers,Frame.

 

[Guest]

Yeah!!

Funny video

I really like too, when the locomotives starts to produce all his kind of sounds is one of the best things of the railway modelling

 

[Guest]

DCC.... Blindin invention

Frame.