The difference between the heavier traditional British bullhead track in the foreground contrasts nicely with the light weight colliery flat bottomed rail sidings.
Lots more to do yet though! Railex is just a few weeks away....
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Tuesday, 2 April 2013
Polbrook Gurney Colliery Update - starting to look like a layout...
The difference between the heavier traditional British bullhead track in the foreground contrasts nicely with the light weight colliery flat bottomed rail sidings.
Lots more to do yet though! Railex is just a few weeks away....
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Hmm, that modelling clay gives me ideas. It's more or less the same shade as the soil around Shropshire/Herefordshire/Worcestershire.
ReplyDeleteLooking really good there Chris. I'm looking forward to seeing the Das tunnel in the background completed
ReplyDeleteGood work. Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteThe incline up to the colliery really adds interest and veracity. I do like the toned down photo backscene too. I always find it difficult to extend a fully realised layout, the add on sections never seem to work for me, but you've proved it can be done. Already like it lots.
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