The EM&BHR

Stone effect paint?

That's a good idea....
 
Gizzy said:
Stone effect paint?

That's a good idea....
I'll see if I can get a close up of it tomorrow.
 
Well, the paintwork has dried, this is what the surface looks like.

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The track has been relaid.

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Working loco's testing clearances.

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JRinTawa said:
That stone effects paint lots like a very useful product.
I saw it for real last night, and it does look really good JR....
 
My track clamps arrived in the post today :bigsmile: So I've done a little more with my indoor/portable layout.

I'm using Hillman Clamps.

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The first thing that I did with the clamps was to cut one side in half. This enables me to leave the clamp attached to the rail whilst undoing the other end enabling me to separate the track and boards.

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Here is the track all removed after the clamps have been fitted, track aligned and screwed down.

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Track being put together.

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Here is one section joined together

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Tomorrow, I'll do some test runs, would have done that today, but I think I've overdone it, suffering now :'(
 
By heck Steve that be great! Are you going to take it along to Roxwell?
 
Looking really good:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:, mind that arm of yours though
 
lone ranger said:
Looking really good:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:, mind that arm of yours though
I know Jerry, I've overdone it today, suffering now :'(
 
beavercreek said:
By heck Steve that be great! Are you going to take it along to Roxwell?
And Mike, There's still a lot that I want to do before I take it to shows. So I think I'll miss this year, but next year I'll definatley be there.

Now I need a name for the yard :thinking::thinking::thinking:
 
Nice work mate!

As it seems to have an American theme, then maybe a US name....
 
bigjack said:
beavercreek said:
By heck Steve that be great! Are you going to take it along to Roxwell?
And Mike, There's still a lot that I want to do before I take it to shows. So I think I'll miss this year, but next year I'll definatley be there.

Now I need a name for the yard :thinking::thinking::thinking:
How about 32nd Street?
 
bigjack said:
Now I need a name for the yard :thinking::thinking::thinking:

How about the 'Armless and Decrepit' :laugh::laugh:
 
bigjack said:
Sounds like 2 or 3 North Essex G Scalers that I could mention :rolf::rolf::rolf::rolf::rolf::rolf:
That wouldn't be you, mike and I by any chance? :rolf::rolf::rolf::rolf::rolf::rolf:
 
lone ranger said:
bigjack said:
Sounds like 2 or 3 North Essex G Scalers that I could mention :rolf::rolf::rolf::rolf::rolf::rolf:
That wouldn't be you, mike and I by any chance? :rolf::rolf::rolf::rolf::rolf::rolf:

If we stood side by side we could have two good arms!!
 
Excellent idea for aligning the track joins, Steve - really looking forward to seeing this up and running!
How much scenery, buildings etc are you planning for it?
I guess a yard layout like this really lends itself to a backscene with some very low-relief industry, warehousing etc.

Jon.
 
Zerogee said:
Excellent idea for aligning the track joins, Steve - really looking forward to seeing this up and running!
How much scenery, buildings etc are you planning for it?
I guess a yard layout like this really lends itself to a backscene with some very low-relief industry, warehousing etc.

Jon.
A couple of Warehouses, one at each end. They'll both be low re-lief. but I'm gonna have a look at that tomorrow ;)
 
good plan steve:thumbup:
 
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