O gauge in the garden

[chris m01]

Had a pleasant evening at my friends yesterday. Its not G but I thought you might like to see the photos. And video http://youtu.be/H46St8xkAog . ...68/af156874d29b4cca93e91a08a902aca3.jpg[/IMG]

 

[playmofire]

Very nice indeed, both stills and video, Chris. I like the scene with the banker on the cattle train - very realistic. Thanks for sharing

 

[ceejaydee]

Always a pleasure to see Gauge O in the garden.
As it is to hear the throb of a Sulzer

 

[MRail]

The current issue of Graden Rail contains a letter grumbling about lack of coverage of 0 gauge in the garden.
Editor's reply rightly states that he can only print items received.
These pics suggest a great subject for an article.
Could your friend be persuaded?

 

[Don Gilham]

Very nice indeed

 

[tramcar trev]

WOW!!!! yes very nice.... Hasn't O come a long way from wind up Hornby we used to have as kids?
I know a chap who is building an O gauge tramway in his garden and inside so its out there you just have to know where to look.

 

[StephH]

This looks like the same line thats featured in Railway Modeller this month, am I right? Some nice loco's and stock there...

ATB

Steph'

 

[chris m01]

I haven't seen the modeller this month but almost certainly it is.

 

[CoggesRailway]

DCC then?

 

[jublybug]

Nice detail more pics i think are required

Jim

 

[chris m01]

More pictures (much better ones taken by a professional) can be found with Paul Jones article in the July Railway Modeller