Kent & North Wales Light Railway: New Boy
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Just superb. As I said elsewhere I really think this should be the subject of a magazine article or two.
Just superb. As I said elsewhere I really think this should be the subject of a magazine article or two.
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6m x 14m. It´s essentially two double garages with a bit in the middle. The builder of the house collected cars, and there´s a ramp down to the (ex) garage door. You can still get in through a house style door, which make things easier, if transporting stuff from outside into the cellar.
oberinntalbahn said:
6m x 14m. It´s essentially two double garages with a bit in the middle. The builder of the house collected cars, and there´s a ramp down to the (ex) garage door. You can still get in through a house style door, which make things easier, if transporting stuff from outside into the cellar.
Gavin Sowry
Garden Railroader and Raconteur
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8) Thanks for the pictures, a marvelous model railway.
8) Thanks for the pictures, a marvelous model railway.
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Hi: As a latecomer to this thread about a very lovely and fine working railway,I have a couple of questions (which probably have been asked but I could not see - pardon); What is your minimum radius (radii) and what track is used (hand laid or commercial). Many thanks for taking the time and energy to post the pictures and videos for our inspiration.
Talk soon
Dick w
Hi: As a latecomer to this thread about a very lovely and fine working railway,I have a couple of questions (which probably have been asked but I could not see - pardon); What is your minimum radius (radii) and what track is used (hand laid or commercial). Many thanks for taking the time and energy to post the pictures and videos for our inspiration.
Talk soon
Dick w
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Track is hand laid (with considerable preparatory help from the bespoke track guy at GRS in the UK, as it has a lot of multi-gauge points / turnouts). The cellar is 14m x 8m (45ft x 26ft). Minimum radii on the lower dual gauge loop (O/1 gauge) are approx. 11 foot, but some curves eg. in the harbour and in the sidings may be tighter. More pics on the Kent & North Wales Light Railway Facebook page.
ashtrain said:
Track is hand laid (with considerable preparatory help from the bespoke track guy at GRS in the UK, as it has a lot of multi-gauge points / turnouts). The cellar is 14m x 8m (45ft x 26ft). Minimum radii on the lower dual gauge loop (O/1 gauge) are approx. 11 foot, but some curves eg. in the harbour and in the sidings may be tighter. More pics on the Kent & North Wales Light Railway Facebook page.
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I'm going to have to visit and I will bring my own bottle opener
Oooh, room for a new niche magazine "Cellar Rail"KandNWLR said:I believe that "Garden" in Garden Rail is the operative word - at least that´s what I understood
I'm going to have to visit and I will bring my own bottle opener
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I understand from the cinema reviews that there is currently a film on release which involves a Red Room of Pain. We are pleased to announce that we have a Cellar with both Red and White. The pain depends on the quantity inbibed.
I understand from the cinema reviews that there is currently a film on release which involves a Red Room of Pain. We are pleased to announce that we have a Cellar with both Red and White. The pain depends on the quantity inbibed.
Dtsteam
G Scale, Travel, Steam Boats, Mechanical Music
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I've just looked at a few earlier posts and you can see a huge improvement with the new lighting. Definitely worth the effort, and the wait. I saw US layout recently where they had 'led'd' out all the shadow and killed all the detail, but yours has retained all the rich colours.
I've just looked at a few earlier posts and you can see a huge improvement with the new lighting. Definitely worth the effort, and the wait. I saw US layout recently where they had 'led'd' out all the shadow and killed all the detail, but yours has retained all the rich colours.
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I´m on to it.
CellarRail by kandnwlr1, on Flickr
pugwash said:Oooh, room for a new niche magazine "Cellar Rail"
I'm going to have to visit and I will bring my own bottle opener
I´m on to it.
CellarRail by kandnwlr1, on Flickr