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@@tonyromano6220 thanks, glad you like it 👍. Have a look at the more recent videos and you can see the development of my layout 😊

thanks for you kind comments, I'm really glad you like my layout. KTF 😀✊

Thank you for your kind comments, glad you like my layout.

Thanks, glad you thought so.

Thanks for your kind comments, glad you like my layout.

@@jebbthetrainkid1281 thanks for your kind comments, glad you like my layout.

Спасибо за ваши добрые комментарии, я рад, что вам понравился мой макет.😀

Thanks, glad you like my layout.

@@doncolor3473 thanks, glad you like my layout.

Hi Greg, thanks for your kind comments. Glad you like my layout.

Thanks for your kind comments, glad you like my layout. The figures are made by Modelu and are 3D scans of real people.

@@terrynutlob4073 thank you very much for your kind comments, I’m really glad you like my layout.

@@ProfPtarmigan thanks for your kind comments, glad you like my layout.

@@peterrobin9872 thanks for your kind comments, glad you like my layout.

@@wideyxyz2271 glad you like the layout, I’ll tell Sid he can Carry On…

@@donniblanco5239 thanks for your kind comments, glad you like the layout.

@@WHJeffB thanks for your kind comments, I’m glad you like the layout. Unfortunately it’s not really portable and I’ve no way of transporting it 🙁

@@DonMason-xh5rv Hi Don, thanks for your lovely comments. I’m very pleased to hear you like my layout 😀

@@toboldlygosmodelworks1973 thanks for your kind comments, glad you like the layout 😀 Thanks to Mos too.

@@josepbenet3694 thanks for your kind comments, glad you like the layout 😀

@@Oderick99 thanks for your kind comments, glad you like the layout 😀

Thank you for your kind comments, glad you like the layout.

@@DYLINGTONMODELRAILWAY Thanks James, glad you like the layout. I’m sure your grandson’s layout will be great 😊

@@Gwenen-009 hopefully there will be another update on it coming soon on his Dylington Model Railway channel 🙂👍

@@DYLINGTONMODELRAILWAY I’ll keep a lookout for it 👍

Thanks Phil, glad you like it. 😊

@@onkelmichl3300 Vielen Dank für Ihre netten Kommentare. Ich freue mich, dass Ihnen das Layout gefällt.

@@Treehat thank you for your kind comments, glad you like the layout.

Thanks for your kind comments, glad you like the layout.

Thank you 😀

@@davidsheriff8989 it’s a OO9 gauge layout so utilises the same 1/76 scale houses, vehicles and people as a OO gauge layout. I believe that HO gauge is 1/87 scale. N gauge is 1/148 scale.

@@Gwenen-009 THanks for this info...that is really helpful...

@@davidsheriff8989 thanks for your kind comments, glad you like the layout.

Thank you for your kind comments, glad you like the layout.

Thanks for your kind comments, glad you like the layout 😀

Thanks for your kind comments, glad you like the layout. The loco is sound-fitted by Bachmann. I have used the Peco 12” radius electrofrog points SL-E491 and 492 throughout. The baseboard is 5 feet by 2 feet 3 inches. Good luck with your layout 😀😀

@Gwenen-009 Thank you for getting back to me. I've got a 4ftx2ft3" board, and hopefully, I'll be able to get something on that

Thanks Tom, glad you enjoyed it. I like weathering everything on the layout.

Thanks Tom, glad you like the layout. The problem was a frog juicer which I’ve now replaced.

@@Gwenen-009 glad you got it sorted, the joys of model railways 😂

Thanks James, glad you enjoyed the photos 😀

@@Gwenen-009 my grandson really enjoyed seeing them 🙂👍

Thanks Andrew, glad you like it. The layout is roughly 5 feet by 2 feet 3 inches.

Thank you Gary, glad you liked it.

Thanks for your kind comments, glad you like the layout. The point had now been fixed and it's all running properly again.

Hi Mark, sorry but I don't understand what you mean about the sleepers. I have used Peco set track and flexible track on the layout but have not modified the track in any way.

@@Gwenen-009 They look kind of wide compared to still photos of Peco track on Peco's website. Maybe it's a video camera side effect; in 'Murica we say "you know the camera adds 10 pounds."

Thanks again for your kind comments. I'll try to explain the method, which would be easier if TH-cam allowed photos to be added to comments! The polystyrene inclines have 2mm cork glued on the top and sides, so they are completely covered. Have a look at the video called Testing Some Pointwork to get the idea. I bought a pack of Cork Expansion Strips (for laminate floors etc) which are very flexible. I glued these on top of the cork so they lined up with the cork on the sides. Both sides were then covered with the embossed wall covering. I then put coping stones made from card on the top of the wall. I hope that makes sense, let me know if you need any more help.

Thanks for your kind comments, glad you like the layout. I used the Woodland Scenics ST1413 Woodland Scenics 4% x 2' Incline Starter 1" Elevation, ST1408 Woodland Scenics 2" x 2' Long. Riser and ST1407 Woodland Scenics 1" x 2' Long. Riser for my inclines. Hope that helps.

Thanks, glad you like my layout. I used embossed paper for the walls that I found on eBay. It has the stone texture already on it.

The cork is glued directly to the polystyrene apart from under the points.

@Gwenen-009 thank you, currently trying to replicate your track plan as best as I can but have never built up gradients before

@@SamuelMartin-mo5si I used the Woodland Scenics ST1413 Woodland Scenics 4% x 2' Incline Starter 1" Elevation, ST1408 Woodland Scenics 2" x 2' Long. Riser and ST1407 Woodland Scenics 1" x 2' Long. Riser for my inclines. Hope that helps.

It is roughly 5 feet by 2 feet 3 inches.

Thanks ❤

Thanks for your kind comments, glad you like the layout. I don't use a set spacing for the tracks. As long as two trains have enough room to pass each other, then that's fine. The space is also somewhat dictated by the angle of the points / turnouts. In this scale, the tracks can be quite laid close together.

Thanks for your kind comments, glad you like the layout.