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Sounds like a promising start. Also looks like there also might be room for future expansion :twisted: Rik I was thinking the same. It's a good plan not to start with something too ambitious. Hi Ian thanks. I was thinking the same, I’m not to sure about using concreting posts in the winter and is i...

ge_rik wrote: ↑Wed Jan 02, 2019 1:08 pm Sounds like a promising start. Also looks like there also might be room for future expansion

Rik

Hi Rik thanks. You are right there is plenty of room for expansion but I will start small to start with as I have seen some lovely circular garden layouts.

Hi I have started the groundwork to my first garden layout. The layout will be a 5ft radius circular layout. I’m planning on using MSS track without any points which should be ideal for a couple of my clockwork locomotives and my Millie. The layout will be 2ft high with a tree growing through the mi...

-steves- wrote: ↑Sat Dec 29, 2018 10:19 pm General rule is as big as you can fit into the space you have.

Steves thanks for your reply.

Ron

I'm just getting ideas and collecting information for when I start my garden layout. I'm planning on building an oval track using Peco SM32 track. What I would like to know is should i use 30 or 38 radius curve.

Ron

Hi all my dog received a Christmas stocking with nibbled and treats. And a bowl of Christmas lunch without onions of course.

Ron

Tom you have a wonderful coal fired loco and she runs nicely to. Another nice garden railway.

Hello Tom thanks for sharing such a wonderful video. Some lovely locos and rolling stock running a wonderful layout.

Ron