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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2013
- Prospect Point is an HO logging model railway showing the hey-day of the US lumber industry, built by High Wycombe & District Model Railway Society in the UK.
Designed for the exhibition circuit, it features a scale mile of gradients (grades) operated by Shays, Heislers and Climax steam locomotives.
More details on the club website www.hwdmrs.org.uk/layouts/
Man! I love that 2-4-4-2 and the entire layout! It's everything I want for mine.
Great layout. Should deserve more than being in the back of TH-cam
Rod, Great photography of a great layout. Finally, a modeler who understands things like depth of field and stillness when it's needed in shooting moving miniature trains. Your butter-smooth pans really made the vid, too. Your ECUs of the engines and cars really highlighted the extraordinary work that obviously went into this amazing layout!
mikerossscuba .....very well said
You gotta post more of this man. Phenomenal layout and photography.
Yes! Everything so nice. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful layout! Love seeing a decent amount of Climax footage. My favorite train and most logging layouts dont give the Climax much love
Very well done. Love the scenery.
Wonderful layout, Thanks, from Germany
Nice lay out and very important, good sound.
Simply marvelous! Love the backdrop and thd tall pines! As I set out to build my layout, I look at this quality work as inspirational.
I have collected so far 2 Bachmann 3 truck Climax engines, 4 mantua loggers, and a handful of logging trucks/cars. Currently I am working on logging truck kits and will be weathering them and adding real wood logs as loads, stumps, etc....
Hopefully as my layout progresses I will be happy if even comes halfway as good as this one!
Cheers,
Loggin' Locos
Loggin' Locos w
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love it! great job. perfect time in history to model.
Your logging RXR looks just like northwestern Oregon, good job of modeling. It looks like you run Rivarossi locos, so do I. Your layout does look like the real thing, congratulations on the modeling.
Gorgeous, just speechless
richtig schöne anlage ,shay, climax ,mallet dazu das gelände .holzbauten ,und vieles anderes . sehr gut !
Very nice layout , and I heard today that I will be seeing it in person at Eurospoor 2018
Brilliant. Well done!
Nice setup you are very talented
Wow. Really nice. I model early SP also and am doing a Tonopah connection for early
mining. Thanks, Paul V Bangkok Thailand
Really nice video, and terrific layout! Only one gripe - the phantom engines! Put a few figures in those cabs! Again, lovely work and nicely presented.
Mantua 2-6-6-2ts and shays in ho use the cab to house dcc. Sorry but it couldn't be done.
Looks nice, and I know how hard it is to model something from the other side of the ocean and get the details right! My only comment, and I'm certain it has come up in your club, is the number of trees - layouts over here never have enough, either!
Perhaps you'd be interested in a technique that I've had good success with using modified Heki "bottlebrush" trees.
Step 1 is to "rag the up" with a pair of stout scissors. Cut into the neat cone shape at a 45º angle all over the tree until it looks quite ragged.
Step 2, spray the tree from above with heavy duty hairspray or light spray can adhesive, and sprinkle with lighter green, fine textured foam-type scenery "scatter," as you folks call it. Seal it with hairspray.
You won't get a foreground model, but bunched together, the forest effect is amazing. I've used the technique on many commercial models and it's the best method we've come up with.
Very nice
Great !
beautiful layout. you know how to run a train
That’s some really nice scenery!! We are also building a logging layout and are just about ready to start on the scenery.. check us out and follow along...we could use some tips along the way!! 2dudes&atrain
I finally got my 2-4-4-2! 😅
Man. It was this railroad. That got me off my ass and do your layout inch by inch. But, doing it on a 5' X 12' table. With a dog bone in the middle separating the two ends. One side is 4'6" the other being at 5'. Man. It was this railroad. That got me off my ass and do your layout inch by inch. But, doing it on a 5' X 12' table. With a dog bone in the middle separating the two ends. One side is 4'6" the other being at 5'.