Your railway photo's

Purno · Post by **Purno** » 11 Aug 2005 07:45

Nice pics everybody!

(I like those TGVs)

WWW · Post by **WWW** » 11 Aug 2005 07:54

class 66, a MSTS crash and model!

WWW · Post by **WWW** » 11 Aug 2005 07:59

more models (last lot)

Purno · Post by **Purno** » 11 Aug 2005 08:11

Were you simulating a tornado or something, in the first picture?

Louie Armstrong · Post by **Louie Armstrong** » 11 Aug 2005 12:07

here are some more pics of my layout.

Also i just ordered http://www.railway-models.co.uk/1302_1_1210269.html to pull my new intermodal container wagons

Edit: Also the signal switch box also has switches for all the isolating sections on the layout, that mean you can stop a train and isolate it so others can still run

Martin · Post by **Martin** » 11 Aug 2005 13:45

Wow, that look complicated, thanks, Louie.
My pics are on the previous page, but I assume you've seen them

I've used isolated sections too when I've had mine set up, very useful (as with isolating points)

Edit: nice pics too, www!

Louie Armstrong · Post by **Louie Armstrong** » 11 Aug 2005 13:49

Melkur wrote:Wow, that look complicated, thanks, Louie.
My pics are on the previous page, but I assume you've seen them

I've used isolated sections too when I've had mine set up, very useful (as with isolating points)

Edit: nice pics too, www!

You get used to all the switches and what they do. Yeah i looked at your pics some nice locos you got there, as you may of noticed from the links i have been posting i am currently expanding my rolling stock and locomotive collection so when we do eventually expand the layout i have even more to run on it. I am trying to convince my dad its a good idea to add a Diesel/Electric Loco service area where the current goods yard is and add a bigger yard else where for more modern freight stock as thats what i prefer to run rather than passenger trains, i love shunting and organising trains

Hyronymus · Post by **Hyronymus** » 11 Aug 2005 13:55

Nice trains, I have to admit even the English trains look nice. In model

. I wish I had money to expand my rolling stock

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Martin · Post by **Martin** » 11 Aug 2005 14:12

Yeah, I saw those too Hyronymus, very nice (for Dutch trains

)

And Louie, sorry if I seemed slightly cranky, I'm not having a good day at all

Louie Armstrong · Post by **Louie Armstrong** » 11 Aug 2005 14:35

you dont seem cranked at all melkur so dont worry about it

Born Acorn · Post by **Born Acorn** » 11 Aug 2005 14:53

Purno wrote:Were you simulating a tornado or something, in the first picture?

Thats what train crashes are like. Higher the speed, the further it could get away from the track

Louie Armstrong · Post by **Louie Armstrong** » 11 Aug 2005 17:43

Another quick shot i took, a bit fuzzy in the foreground but you get the idea

Purno · Post by **Purno** » 11 Aug 2005 17:44

Very nice, I like this kind of pictures

Louie Armstrong · Post by **Louie Armstrong** » 11 Aug 2005 17:45

Hyronymus wrote: I wish I had money to expand my rolling stock .

Me too Hyronymus, im currently using next months pay check, which is never a good idea

DJC · Post by **DJC** » 11 Aug 2005 19:02

Louie Armstrong wrote:
Hyronymus wrote: I wish I had money to expand my rolling stock .
Me too Hyronymus, im currently using next months pay check, which is never a good idea

Model railways are a bit of an expensive hobby. Each loco in my pics cost about £30, which is why I've only got 4. But its worth the money.

Louie Armstrong wrote:A view across the goods yard to the branch line station

Louie, that gap in the boards looks a bit dodgy. I trust no trains have fallen through there?

YouTube · Post by **Geo Ghost** » 11 Aug 2005 19:18

Didnt we have a model railway thread once?

I suppose it doesnt matter since it says 'YOUR railway photos'

This isnt my pic, but its the railway near where i actually live
The GNER Eurostar, AkA - The White Rose, runs throught here, but doesnt stop unless a red light.

Its larger than the train station, and it doesnt stop to pick up, or drop of passengers. our station isnt that special!

Louie Armstrong · Post by **Louie Armstrong** » 11 Aug 2005 19:43

DJC wrote:Louie, that gap in the boards looks a bit dodgy. I trust no trains have fallen through there?

Not yet no, It was intended to be a sunken river but my dad in his wisdom didnt leave enough room for us to model one, so its kinda just stayed at a gap now. there is another gap up near the station but that one is caused by a big pipe

GoneWacko · Post by **GoneWacko** » 11 Aug 2005 21:04

Geo.c Ghost wrote:our station isnt that special!

I can see that, to be honest it looks a bit run down

Born Acorn · Post by **Born Acorn** » 11 Aug 2005 21:37

Louie Armstrong wrote:
DJC wrote:Louie, that gap in the boards looks a bit dodgy. I trust no trains have fallen through there?
Not yet no, It was intended to be a sunken river but my dad in his wisdom didnt leave enough room for us to model one, so its kinda just stayed at a gap now. there is another gap up near the station but that one is caused by a big pipe

use paper Mache, paint it sea/pond green and put clear drying PVA glue in it.

Do you have any Inclines on your layout? Such a layout as yours would be perfect for landscaping. I only wish I had the attic space you did. I have only Spiders, a big water tank and trusses in mine

Lets get some Pictures of you Class 158 and 153

Martin · Post by **Martin** » 11 Aug 2005 22:01

Born Acorn wrote:Do you have any Inclines on your layout? Such a layout as yours would be perfect for landscaping. I only wish I had the attic space you did. I have only Spiders, a big water tank and trusses in mine

Lets get some Pictures of you Class 158 and 153

My attic's like that too unfortunately. It had a wasps' nest in there once too

I'd like to see those units too, Louie. I've always wanted a 158 but I do like my 156!

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