gregh said:
That's a great looking layout and garden Keith. Any chance of putting up a sketch of the trackplan?
Only problem with that mountain of dirt is once you get the trains up they have to come down again, without looking like spaghetti. But I'm sure there are some radical solutions out there.
Hi Greg,
Thanks for your posting - apologies for delay in responding but what with the builders etc. things been a bit hectic here recently. At the moment a trackplan does not exist but I do promise to try and do one soon....sometimesI forget where all the track goes
Last week I did manage to smoothen the incline on what was to be the trestle. Used "half-a-bubble" on my spirit level and think the incline looks quite smooth now. My rough calculations indicate a fall of 18inches over 43feet (516inches) of track....maths was not my best subject at school but think that works out at I in 28 or thereabouts - is that right?:thinking:
Also last week something that I said would never arrive on the EG&SNNR did arrive on the EG&SNNR
...and how come this was allowed? Last month my brother brought his young grandson down to see Mum in her care home. At that time he produced his own Thomas:
Once we got home it was time to get brother's grandson indoctrinated into the joys of G-Scale. He seemed to take to the Massoth Navi liking the rotary control rather than the push buttons.
Once he had a play decided that he deserved a large scale Thomas

....but, of course, only for use here when he visits