(bodging)......welcome Home to the Gardenbahn Shire
Thanks folks. It's Pete
, I at times do, but it's better than seeing into the support structure. (Part of the roof comes down in winter, we live in the snowy Kootenay's of BC/Canada.) I'm debating options for rocky cliffs, ...just painting it on? Or perhaps as on an earlier occasion doing molds taken from real rock (does look very well as I remember it).
You can add a line or so which will appear under every post you make much like I have done, comes out light grey. Access via your name too right then type what you want in Signature. Pete would be a good start!
None of your pictures are visible. There are just links that go to an error page. Hopefully, you can fix this. I really want to see the burlap landscaping. Oh, and the post showed up twice.RhB (where I'm from but not at), battery power/radio control (BP/RC) how I operate Ge 6/6 aka crocodile, Ge 2/4, the shortie formerly serving the Engadine, and the Bernina Motor Coach. The green LGB2070 steam loco was the first to get BP/RC.
I had this motive power furnished with TE Revolution modules with sound. It's a diy job for those who don't fear electronics and soldering, so not for me... I'm happy with this TE Revo equipment tho' DCC mayoffer more wrt sound.
There's a simple 'winter layout' (dbl track oval, turn loop on inner oval and electrically no problem thanks to BP/RC) in the downstairs, roughly 12ft square.
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At this time I'm working on the outdoor layout which is to be largely under cover along house wall and beneath a terrace. Recently I tried some 'instant landscaping' with burlap (hunter's camouflage). Feel free to find it ugly
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At left former firewood storage with a turn loop below and a loop to head on along the house wall toward the deck with another turn loop.
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Green & blue ovals/figure 8 under the deck where it all began and above the large radius loop below.
Eventually the rising track was established at 26‰.
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Yeah, I messed up image placing, here we go once more:
Amazing layout Rentren! I've also converted an RhB Ge4/4 II to BP/RC. It wasn't easy as my electronics knowhow is limited. Got the components from Fosworks. I managed to get everything working except the pantograph motors. The battery pack is 16 AA NiMH (19.2V). I had to modify the circuit boards somewhat but kept most of the original wiring loom. Oh, and I changed the bulbs to LED.RhB (where I'm from but not at), battery power/radio control (BP/RC) how I operate Ge 6/6 aka crocodile, Ge 2/4, the shortie formerly serving the Engadine, and the Bernina Motor Coach. The green LGB2070 steam loco was the first to get BP/RC.
I had this motive power furnished with TE Revolution modules with sound. It's a diy job for those who don't fear electronics and soldering, so not for me... I'm happy with this TE Revo equipment tho' DCC mayoffer more wrt sound.
There's a simple 'winter layout' (dbl track oval, turn loop on inner oval and electrically no problem thanks to BP/RC) in the downstairs, roughly 12ft square.
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At this time I'm working on the outdoor layout which is to be largely under cover along house wall and beneath a terrace. Recently I tried some 'instant landscaping' with burlap (hunter's camouflage). Feel free to find it ugly
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At left former firewood storage with a turn loop below and a loop to head on along the house wall toward the deck with another turn loop.
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Green & blue ovals/figure 8 under the deck where it all began and above the large radius loop below.
Eventually the rising track was established at 26‰.
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Was your line featured in Garden Rail recently, Pete?
