Garden Railway Forum

I can remove the timber and track as the guage is irrelevant to a point , but I'm open to whatever anyone thinks?

Blandford Forum, just for reckoning, possibly 2 and a half hours away, sorry... blame my wife, we have just moved here, 330 miles haha!

I think £40, and you can have the track pieces as well?

Re my ' help' topic on the general thread... I've taken photos but need help with how to upload photos
Thanks in advance
Martin

There's also quite a lot of track pieces, which will come with it obviously!

So I'll be wondering if it is of interest to anyone in the Dorset area, like I said previously, it would be a shame to just bin it off, the old chap obviously put some work into it.
So I'll post some photos on the for sale section, so please take a look at it
Many thanks
Martin

Well I've just given it a power wash and taken some measurements

Thank you Philip, I'll take photos and measurements tomorrow, should I repost on the for sale section, in a new post?

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