Certainly looks to be a big layout, but I think it is a shame that with so much space there have been compromises on Epoc. This is what the loco shed looks like now which is how it should be with that viewing platform to the right.Stumbled across this indoor layout build. The create seems to be a recreation of the HSB. It's going to be huge. Excited to see how it progresses.
No it is now pretty much a permanent exhibition but one of the guys (PhilP I think) on here is involved and I am sure he may chip in with some updates.Dunny, thanks for sharing (and the videos in the other thread). An impressive setup. They still take it to exhibitions?
Brill update Phil, yes that is you! Now I am not quite so nits bound I am hoping to make a visit. A Sunday would look to be a good day sometime and with permissions it would be a good time to let my 5906 have a run. Still not been battery converted so perhaps a great DCC sound guest.That would be me, then?
The Shades of the Harz layout, was only exhibited six times (to my knowledge). Twice, at the big Warley Model Rail show, NEC near Birmingham.
The owner had passed away, and a passing comment at the end of the show, sent me in search of information.
Long story short. I was able to offer the layout a permanent home, care-of the Chasewater Railway. The layout came to us their, and we then had to make it fit, in the long 'loft' we had available.
We were 'gifted' the layout, and a LGB - mad friend, bought a large quantity of the original stock.
The layout is open Sundays, most bank Holidays, and gala days.
A core of 4-6 have done this voluntarily, since we got to a stage to let the public in..