Greatful thanks to Jenny, Zoe and Trevor for posting this stunning video, I can't get over how realistic the gradual transition of sweeping curves are, something the best indoor layouts can never achieve. I'm just taken aback at the skills required to build such an outstanding layout, I was lucky to visit this garden six years ago and I will never forget the amazing impression seeing this railway in the flesh gives, nor the wonderful hospitality given by Trevor and his wife. I would love to see more footage like this, especially going down to the engine sheds or perhaps a circuit going in the other direction please. Thanks again to one and all.
Fantastic, I liked the music accompanying it as well. If I may make a suggestion for music for future Videos, Trance Atlantic Glide by the Utah Saints is a good one or Tranz Europe Express by Krafwerk
Hi 👋Jenny I enjoyed the video, found the music distracting so had to turn it down. I like watching trains go over bridges and at the last you cut it. This is a very nice layout, well done and very different 👏. I've been inspired so good job.
I don't need a model railway now 😂. That "trip" was, in my not so 'umble opinion, better than excellent. The only layouts (as a layout and not like for like) that compare might be those at Pendon, but each to their own of course. It occurs to me that if the layout was worked continuously and each train was equipped with a camera then it would take a fair old while to travel on every foot of track. Perhaps trains stopping/starting/traveling with appropriate SFX for locos, including doors opening and slamming, station announcements, passengers chatting, sounds of goods yards etc, etc. But, perhaps quietly ... neg 10db ref zero level perhaps? Perhaps a few drones to give an overall view and internet cameras controlled remotely. By subscription of course seeing as "everything costs". Certainly works for us who no longer have gardens. Anyway, thanks for bunging it on YT.
Greatful thanks to Jenny, Zoe and Trevor for posting this stunning video, I can't get over how realistic the gradual transition of sweeping curves are, something the best indoor layouts can never achieve. I'm just taken aback at the skills required to build such an outstanding layout, I was lucky to visit this garden six years ago and I will never forget the amazing impression seeing this railway in the flesh gives, nor the wonderful hospitality given by Trevor and his wife. I would love to see more footage like this, especially going down to the engine sheds or perhaps a circuit going in the other direction please. Thanks again to one and all.
awesome video Jenny, Zoe and everyone
Wow, lovely run. Thank you Jenny
Wonderful video
That is a lovely drivers eye view. :)
That is one awesome railway.
Truly inspiring!
Fantastic, I liked the music accompanying it as well. If I may make a suggestion for music for future Videos, Trance Atlantic Glide by the Utah Saints is a good one or Tranz Europe Express by Krafwerk
Wow!
Hi 👋Jenny I enjoyed the video, found the music distracting so had to turn it down. I like watching trains go over bridges and at the last you cut it. This is a very nice layout, well done and very different 👏. I've been inspired so good job.
I don't need a model railway now 😂.
That "trip" was, in my not so 'umble opinion, better than excellent.
The only layouts (as a layout and not like for like) that compare might be those at Pendon, but each to their own of course.
It occurs to me that if the layout was worked continuously and each train was equipped with a camera then it would take a fair old while to travel on every foot of track.
Perhaps trains stopping/starting/traveling with appropriate SFX for locos, including doors opening and slamming, station announcements, passengers chatting, sounds of goods yards etc, etc.
But, perhaps quietly ... neg 10db ref zero level perhaps?
Perhaps a few drones to give an overall view and internet cameras controlled remotely.
By subscription of course seeing as "everything costs".
Certainly works for us who no longer have gardens.
Anyway, thanks for bunging it on YT.
O gauge??
Says OO in the header.
@@hamshackleton Oops, sorry!
Great video and railway, but "music" was truly irritating and unnecessary.