New Czech TT layout
which is now fully working and requires detailing. This
layout will eventually be DCC controlled.
A new layout that
attended its first show in July 2006. A 1950's steam
/diesel transition era roundhouse and industrial sidings layout in
12 feet by 3 feet. Operated using DCC with many locos fitted with
sound.
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This is a 1960's
diesel era OO layout. It is the only layout amongst the group of us
that is based outside the South East of England. The web pages will
be added very soon. This layout appeared on the October 2005
edition of Railway Modeller and has been used on the flyer for the
Warley 2006 exhibition at Brimingham NEC
No guessing where the name came from! (if
you remember watching TV in the 1970/80's).
This layout is
based on early 1960's South West England during the transition from
steam to first generation diesels. The layout went to the
Croydon show in October 2007 running as a DCC layout with sound in 6
locomotives. The unrebuilt Bullied light pacifics use the Howes Loksound
decoders and sound very good.
Total number of Bullied light pacifics as
of April 2008 is 24 (both rebuilt and unrebuilt)
A once small English
narrow gauge 009 layout that can now be exhibited with all the
extensions built over a number of years up to about 30 feet. Based
somewhere in Southern England.
An On30 American
logging layout set in Colorado operated by Digital Command Control
with many locos having onboard sound..
A oval N gauge
layout based on the USA California Coast during the mid 1990's to
present day. A new layout based in the same area is now in the
planning stages. Construction should commence later in 2008.
A 22 feet long HO
layout based on USA Florida in the mid 1990's.
This layout is has now been fitted with
Digital Command Control (DCC) some locos sound fitted.
This O gauge layout
has now been sold. Photos remain on web page for posterity.
This layout has now
been sold but there is a new USA layout in HO being constructed by this
person.
A OO gauge
British Southern Region steam layout based in the 1960's
A couple of G gauge
garden railways with a mixture of rolling stock on each