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Calvin Bramble
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 11 มี.ค. 2017
Lego Trains at the Breslau Model Train Show 2024
Lego Trains at the Breslau Model Train Show 2024 in Breslau ON. This is an 18 foot layout with a double track mainline. A full return loop connects the mainline on tables behind the backdrop.
Layout by:
Calvin Bramble
calvin_and_bricks
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Doug Fahey
quietlybuilding
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Models in this video:
CN 86 - Doug Fahey
CN 2476 - Calvin Bramble
CN 6060 - Doug Fahey
CN 4710 - Calvin Bramble
CP 8720 - Calvin Bramble
Freight cars and Cabooses - Calvin Bramble & Doug Fahey
Passenger Cars - Calvin Bramble
Freeman Station - Doug Fahey
Engine Shed - Doug Fahey
Auto Garage - Calvin Bramble
Freight House - Calvin Bramble
Layout by:
Calvin Bramble
calvin_and_bricks
www.flickr.com/photos/164038969@N02/
Doug Fahey
quietlybuilding
www.flickr.com/photos/155527360@N04/
Models in this video:
CN 86 - Doug Fahey
CN 2476 - Calvin Bramble
CN 6060 - Doug Fahey
CN 4710 - Calvin Bramble
CP 8720 - Calvin Bramble
Freight cars and Cabooses - Calvin Bramble & Doug Fahey
Passenger Cars - Calvin Bramble
Freeman Station - Doug Fahey
Engine Shed - Doug Fahey
Auto Garage - Calvin Bramble
Freight House - Calvin Bramble
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LEGO Train Operations on an L-Gauge Switching Layout
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Over the past year I have been building this small L-Gauge switching layout. Everything on the layout is scratch built from LEGO bricks. The trains are all 1:48 Scale models of real railway equipment that could have existed in Ontario in the 1950s. The layout is 30" x 55" with a removeable tail track that extends onto a nearby table. Typical operating sessions involve 4-6 freight cars and can b...
Awesome! Well done!
Nice to see you are posting again, nice vid
Very well done!
Beautiful looking layout!
I'm not convinced this was you driving. At no point did you bin your train. Very well done as always
Magic of editing ;)
Do you happen to know the type and quantity of R104 pieces used in this?
can you do other video about the orange tree? its amagazin!!!
Nice. I suggest you put more rail buffers. There are some made with suspensions.
Tutorial? Pls
The valve gear on the locomotive looks really good. I also like how prototypical the rolling stock is, and this L gauge layout is starting to feel more like model railroading than Lego at this point. I think you had maybe one of your previous layouts with the diesel high hood locomotive and an oval track layout, and that one inspired me to make my own Lego Shay MOC in a narrow gauge scale. Hope to get a motor for it soon
I love your lego models!!! soo cool! hope to build a layout like yours someday!
Love the steam engine, but don't think I didn't notice that CP FM Trainmaster in the corner of your desk! That's worth a like on its own! Lol
Very very nice!
Beautiful switching layout Calvin! Am in the midst of making a switching layout/diorama with a small station, some sidings that lead out to the main line across a truss bridge and into the hidden sidings. Looking forward to more videos like this! Btw, where did you get the coupling rods for the Canadian National 2476? Looks almost metal on video.
Thank you! The rods I designed myself and then had them 3D printed through Shapeways. I then spray painted them to get that metallic silver colour.
@@calvin_bramble Hello, those rods look amazing. You have any that are for sale?
Bonjour 👋🇫🇷 super travail j’adore 😍👏👏👏
Great little build. It's fun to watch these little switching videos. If you don't mind me asking. What's the radius of the switches you used?
Thank you! all switches and curves on this layout are R104
@@calvin_bramble Ah, thank you. Also, if I don't mind me asking. Are you planning to do more here on TH-cam, or will you still be just uploading the majority of stuff at Flickr?
@@Switchblade-sh3kx For now I have no current plans for anything else on TH-cam. I do have some projects that I am working on and hope to upload more to Flickr in the future
@@calvin_bramble I gotcha. Thanks for the responses.
That’s was a nice little operation. Thank you for sharing!
Wonderful !!!! It's a pity that you have to dismantle it, I hope you can rebuild it soon.
I hope so too, it came apart in pieces so hopefully I can put it back together sometime, and maybe even expand it!
The boxcar, gondola and flatcar are BMR? Consolidation is your own MOC? I am building an Inglenook layout, i use Melltorp Ikea table as benchwork because they are 3x3 or 3x5 32 studs baseplates (LGMS measures). Try to use MILS, it is good to store Good luck with the expansion
Very nicely done
So cool! :D