Black Country Blues EM Gauge Model Railway Layout
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ม.ค. 2018
- Black Country Blues 4mm/ft scale 18.2mm track gauge (EM) model railway layout displayed at the Chiltern Model Railway Exhibition 2017 held at The Stevenage Arts & Leisure Centre on Saturday 14th January 2017.
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That background really does make it real! Top job you blokes.
One of my favourite exhibition layouts, up there with Mostyn. My era!!!👍
Very good like the scale speeds good collection of Diesel's and scenery Richard Courtney Adelaide south Australia
one of the most realistic layouts I have ever seen absolutely brilliant
Superb layout, that background is the most realistic I have ever seen too.
Admired this layout for a while and set in the heart of industrial Britain .
Hi
Thanks for sharing, this is one of my favourite exhibition layouts ever!
Cheers Paul
Loved this
Great video thanks very much
Being from the Black Country i loved this layout but a tiny bit annoyed me on the backdrop as there should be 3 tower blocks as its Dudley on it as 2 of the towers were demolished in the 2000's
Bostin!👍🏻
"Can you give me a push?"
NO! The loco has failed. Send another to tow it and run double-headed. Offer the passengers free tea and coffee and delay every other train by four hours. Realism!
Anthony, would you please give your permission for you Black country Blues video to be shared to the EM Gauge Society channel and included in the forthcoming 'Virtual expoEM Spring' online show on 22/5/21?
Thanks
Peter Rigby
Hi Peter, by all means share the video in the show, you have my full permission.
@@anthonykay4956 Many thanks for your generosity.
"Can you gimmie a Push?"" LOL Clean you frakkin track Its an Open House!
I think the background wallpaper is too opaque and too blue (except where it is very far away). I love locos that can crawl really smoothly. But I too think the trains are running somewhat too slow. It's as if the entire layout is within yard limits.. Then again, I'm bitching from across the pond in Los Angeles. Maybe there's something about British railroading I'm not aware of... M
See the comments below relating to the then correct class speeds but "bitching from across the pond"? The average spped of today's Amtrack superliners is what 50/60 mph and even the new Florida Brightline (billed as "high speed") is 0nly 80 or so. Remember that the prototype depicted here is some FIFTY years ago. Class 5 track on the BNSF around LA is able to run freight over 60 mph but that isn't exactly impressive given the different freight stock and motive power, it's the track, which is sub standard.
Without doubt a superb layout. But so so slow. Not sure I fully understand why it has to be. Many times I have seen this layout at shows but walked away after a few minutes because it simply gets boring. Thanks for sharing. Bob
The trains on this layout are being run at the correct scale speeds. During the era depicted many freight trains were either unfitted or partially fitted and would run as class 7 (45mph) or class 8 (35mph) which at this scale does look very slow, especially compared to modern air braked freights which can run at much faster speeds.
This layout, as far as I know, is a fictional location but based on the South Staffs in the Black Country during the 1970's. I live on what was the Northern section of the Line above Walsall. I was at school at this time and was able to watch the trains from the classroom windows. From my observations I can say that the speed that the trains are operated at on the layout are spot on.
The mix of motive power on this particular video is also very much as I remember it 20's, 25's, Peaks and 47's.. Nice to see the 44, I wonder if they got South of Bescot very often? A fairly common sight during this period was an 08 marshalled in the middle of a train going to and from Works or reallocation.
This is without doubt a splendid and very evocative layout. Very nicely shot as well.
@@timspiers6225 I grew up in Horseley Heath Tipton , near Dudley Port. This is the South Staffs line no doubt. Near Wednesbury /Eagle Lane?