Hi Neil,just been looking at your video of your 08 shunting.the large low relief factory in the background is just what I’m looking for.what make is it,or is it scratch built I would be very grateful if you would let me know.regards Alan Toulcher.
Hi Alan. The warehouse was built using sections bought from Lcut Creative. The parts are modular and slot together but require a lot of extra vertical bracing if you are build as tall as I did.
I’m currently using Sprat and Winkle couplings from Wizard Models, I haven’t used any others for comparison but am very satisfied with their operation.
Possibly if you use Settrack points and lay the track diagonally across the board. I’d recommend downloading either Scarm or Anyrail (both are free to a point) or you can go to the Peco website and download some point templates, print them off and see if you can make it work without spending any money on track. You’ll need to know the length of the longest wagon you intend to use, if you haven’t bought any yet Hattons.com normally have their rolling stock pictured with a ruler so you can get a rough idea of how long they are. Sorry for the wordy response, I hope it helps.
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Hi Neil, thanks for the information.regards Alan Toulcher
No problem at all, Alan.
Hi Neil,just been looking at your video of your 08 shunting.the large low relief factory in the background is just what I’m looking for.what make is it,or is it scratch built I would be very grateful if you would let me know.regards Alan Toulcher.
Hi Alan. The warehouse was built using sections bought from Lcut Creative. The parts are modular and slot together but require a lot of extra vertical bracing if you are build as tall as I did.
May i ask what coupling arrangement you use ?
I’m currently using Sprat and Winkle couplings from Wizard Models, I haven’t used any others for comparison but am very satisfied with their operation.
Hello Neil, Im looking into building something similar, how long is your layout please? I've got 6ft to play with
Hi Ben, my layout is just under 8ft long by 18inches wide.
Thank you for the reply, do you think I would fit a 3-2-2 inglenook layout into 6 feet?
Possibly if you use Settrack points and lay the track diagonally across the board. I’d recommend downloading either Scarm or Anyrail (both are free to a point) or you can go to the Peco website and download some point templates, print them off and see if you can make it work without spending any money on track. You’ll need to know the length of the longest wagon you intend to use, if you haven’t bought any yet Hattons.com normally have their rolling stock pictured with a ruler so you can get a rough idea of how long they are. Sorry for the wordy response, I hope it helps.
@@nellyracer22 no that's fantastic thank you Neil, really appreciated, will do that 👍