Garden Railway Forum

made-in-england:69935 wrote:Andover and District Society of Model Engineers have a table top layout of 32mm and 45mm. Members only running mind  :|

Is this a permanent line or portable layout?

Keith&Joanna:69943 wrote:Lawley has been a bit of a flop.

Really? I have found it to be a beautifully proportioned loco, highly reliable with good pulling power. I guess if its disco'd that will stop it from becoming too common and increase the value of my loco!! :p LOL!!

Updated list with a few more details...

Preserved Railway, Station, Garden Railway Name and Gauge.

There are quite a few ? to fill! So keep the details coming folks. Any extra lines, or additional details are most welcome!

MDLR:69893 wrote:Yes it is the SVR - it was my finger trouble & Bungle copied it!

I did wonder!! My Bad!!!! Shall be corrected!

Originally I wrote: Hey guys, just wondering if there is a list anywhere on this forum or elsewhere of Preserved Railways that have a garden railway somewhere on site???? And now... With the help of you guys and gals I can start a list: Preserved Railway - Station - Name of Garden Railway - Gauge T...

OK, what happened?????? Nice Pics, now you do realise its only 5 weeks til that all important date!?!?! Best get preparing!!! And if there is even a sniff of rain before then, KEEP OFF THE GRASS!!!!! :shock: Still cant get used to that fence panel being back in!! And is that the bright blue faller I...

I forgot to ask the owner of the Cheddar, but had a suspicion it was a Riesa. The slightly unusual look of the bertie, or should I say Sammie is what threw me!! Didnt think I had got that many good shots til i came to post them here!! Managed to capture all the steam, but missed a few of the battery...

Well, its been a while, but i'm back!!! Today saw the first outdoor meeting for2012 of the East of Scotland Group (of the 16mm assoc) and as I had a rare Saturday off work, I was lucky enough to attend. This was my first visit to the end-to-end line and it took a bit of getting used to the block wor...

...and here are some other pics I got of a great day... http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm92/bungle80a/16mmngm/PTLRfest%200%20Eleven/MyPTLRfest0Eleven220.jpg SLRmidge has a close call!! http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm92/bungle80a/16mmngm/PTLRfest%200%20Eleven/MyPTLRfest0Eleven202.jpg Wallac...

Struggling with a crashed laptop. Curently using the phone. Bungle? Been a bit busy since the fest, but finally had time to review my pics and am a little disappointed by the results, but here in this post are some of my train pics... http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm92/bungle80a/16mmngm/PTLRfe...

I'm on Windows 7, but use Google Chrome as my browser as I find it faster for my browsing needs!!

Just caught up on this thread. Remember the earlier posts but not been about much!! Amazing the difference from the pre-construction shots!! The railway is looking awesome!! Looks like you had a fantastic OUOD! Such a vast array of stock and motive power!!!

Last Saturday, I finally attended my first East of Scotland Group (of the 16mmngm Assoc) steam up. I think we actually ran more battery powered diesels on the day, but it made a change!!! Unfortunately, only myself and one other member turned up to the event, but we still had a good afternoon runnin...

great pics Chris! Great to hear Gwyd is back in action, but one question.... When are you going to do something about that broken fence panel!?!??!??! Its been like that ages!!!

Just caught up on this thread. Great to see pics of your line from the construction days!!! Reminds me of all the hours I put in building Geoff's line!!! Look forward to seeing some steam up pics!!! I do like the idea someone mentioned of taking the same shot as an older photo for comparisson!! May ...

YDG is already confirmed as attending!! Great to see BB back up and running fella!! Also love the new Pine Tree Station!!!

Looks like a good start has been made there!!! Rather like your plan. What software have you used to produce that?

Great to see that your uncle is finally going to start work on his own line. Looks like a very interesting challenge ahead!!! Look forward to watching progress so keep us informed ratty!!!

I use Corel Video Studio 12. Its very good! Previously used Ulead Video Studio 6 which was also very good!!! I believe corel bought out ulead somewhere between so thats probably why!!!

Like MDLR said, use neat quick set cement. I bought Brian's (MDLR) moulds a couple of years ago and this was the advice he gave me back then and it worked great!! It takes a few attempts to get the hang of it initially, but once you get down to it, you can be knocking out bricks in no time and creat...