The Westwood & Loscoe Light Railway
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Don't think it was intentionally aimed at you Shane ~ 'tweren't GWR green
It's desperate for either a horn or hatch on the roof (to cover the hole left by a flashing yellow LED.)
I'm knocking up a cab panel (which will also hold the speed controller I'm gonna fit), and then I'm just going to hang a bit more "clutter" on it before a bit of weathering
It's desperate for either a horn or hatch on the roof (to cover the hole left by a flashing yellow LED.)
I'm knocking up a cab panel (which will also hold the speed controller I'm gonna fit), and then I'm just going to hang a bit more "clutter" on it before a bit of weathering
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The results of a recent bit of "tinkering"
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As long as the sound clip fits within a 10 second "loop time", anything. (for the main unit the clip duration can be lengthened at the cost of quality!)Mr. Bond of the DVLR:62675 wrote:So you could produce one with the sound of an old tractor with an "ooogah" horn?
At the moment, the ISD1820 is sending an End Of Message at the end of each cycle causing a tiny glitch during loop playback, but I hope I can sort that out.
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Like the idea of an 80-class sound unit for my under-construction DMU... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlRsuc6zhSg
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The P.Way gang have been busy as the W&LLR continues to attempt to get a quart into a (Half) pint glass! :lol:
Leaving Westwood Station, the line now makes it's way through "The Alley" but now curves to the right.
Planting and/or rock (or building?) will block the view of the loop from Riddings in the distance.

The other end of "Mill Curve" (don't worry, I'll think of a more appropriate name once the scenic work gets established!).
Once the scenic block is in place, the converging line from Riddings shouldn't be seen / noticeable.

The Crossing - criteria; easy access for track clearing but hidden from most angles, looking from the site of the "new" Codnor Station it should give the impression of a junction.

The line then curves in to Codnor Wood. This was a "must keep" for the new formation, following the old trackbed through one of the most scenic sections of the line.
Plenty of scope for new planting!

Leaving Codnor Wood, the old "R3" curves have been eased (R5), the tighter sleeper spacing will be lost under the Rowlands Mix!

Riddings Tunnel was another "no brainer" to keep and the line now leaves and curves past the halt. A new curved platform needs to go in here.

A few kinks but they'll be straightened before the ballast goes in - the new Codnor Station will be on the straight section with either a loop or new siding.
The old station building (a "Koala Brothers" toy house) will move to The Works Branch and be replaced with a new building.


Meanwhile, here's a last look at the soon-to-be-replaced Brinsley Lodge loco shed (Santa is bringing a Model Town one!
) before it's taken down and installed on "The Works Branch" to house the Simplex.

Unaffected by all the changes, Loscoe Station sits in a sea of tranquility - though there is a new lineside fence. :D

Leaving Westwood Station, the line now makes it's way through "The Alley" but now curves to the right.
Planting and/or rock (or building?) will block the view of the loop from Riddings in the distance.

The other end of "Mill Curve" (don't worry, I'll think of a more appropriate name once the scenic work gets established!).
Once the scenic block is in place, the converging line from Riddings shouldn't be seen / noticeable.

The Crossing - criteria; easy access for track clearing but hidden from most angles, looking from the site of the "new" Codnor Station it should give the impression of a junction.

The line then curves in to Codnor Wood. This was a "must keep" for the new formation, following the old trackbed through one of the most scenic sections of the line.
Plenty of scope for new planting!

Leaving Codnor Wood, the old "R3" curves have been eased (R5), the tighter sleeper spacing will be lost under the Rowlands Mix!

Riddings Tunnel was another "no brainer" to keep and the line now leaves and curves past the halt. A new curved platform needs to go in here.

A few kinks but they'll be straightened before the ballast goes in - the new Codnor Station will be on the straight section with either a loop or new siding.
The old station building (a "Koala Brothers" toy house) will move to The Works Branch and be replaced with a new building.


Meanwhile, here's a last look at the soon-to-be-replaced Brinsley Lodge loco shed (Santa is bringing a Model Town one!

Unaffected by all the changes, Loscoe Station sits in a sea of tranquility - though there is a new lineside fence. :D

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Cheers James ~ I actually had over an hour longer than I'd planned, since the missus went for a nap and locked me out in the garden!
Yep, it's the "main line" crossing over itself in a figure of 8. The works branch is in the vicinity though, so it should give the appearance of a subsiduary crossing the main
I've been meaning to remove some tight curves, extend the run, and introduce some more "photogenic" points on the line and with the limited space I have this seemed the best option.
I managed to get some R5 curves and a crossover at great prices after the green light for the project from the household authority (currently known as "Sleepy")
Yep, it's the "main line" crossing over itself in a figure of 8. The works branch is in the vicinity though, so it should give the appearance of a subsiduary crossing the main
I've been meaning to remove some tight curves, extend the run, and introduce some more "photogenic" points on the line and with the limited space I have this seemed the best option.
I managed to get some R5 curves and a crossover at great prices after the green light for the project from the household authority (currently known as "Sleepy")
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