Matthews Railway 2012

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matthew

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A long time since last getting out in the garden but the weather has finally started to get better. Pictures are excessivly bright but can't complain about the sun :bigsmile:

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Just tried to take as best a shots as i can to try and give an overall view. Layout has changed a lot since any previous photos and theres no possible way of getting a single overall view because of the strange shape of the railway

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Hi!

Nice to see a 298.14 still in service. How old must the model be by now - mine is probably something over 30 years old?

GH
 
Looks like an interesting set up!

Do you have a track plan....
 
Here you go Gizzy, a very rough plan using paint...

The smaller red loop is the raised track you see in pictures.

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Great photos and a really attractive looking line. :thumbup:
 
Brillaint Matthew there is somthing about railways and ponds that i think works :thumbup:
 
Great photo's Matt. Looks like you had an enjoyable day in the sun......:thumbup:
 
Great pics. An imaginative use of space. Like the way it splits in to two layersi
 
some seruise testing going on in here!!:thumbup:
 
Hi Matt

Looking good tis nice when the weather and trains come out
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Regards

Mark
 
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