Layout tour

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Layout tour of the beautiful WNJ-layout

Hi! The WNJ-layout has been a big source of inspiration for me all since I was a child back in the 70s. I have now (finally) been able to visit the layout first hand and make a video documentary. Enjoy!
 

This layout is only open for the public a few hours during one day per year. No photos or film has been allowed until quite recently.

My First Layout

Hi All,

A few quick shots of my first layout, a 300mm x 1600mm ish 'shunting plank' on an N scale British theme. It's a temporary build to get familiar with basic practical skills in order to build a larger and more complete layout at a later time (and in another country, we're planning to move to Melbourne soon). Hence, very simple scenery and card buildings which will be turfed before the move; I only plan to hold on to the rolling stock, track, controller, and vehicles.

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August 2018 running video - Let's run some trains!

A lot of different eras and types of trains represented at the August 2018 op session running the layout(s).  Track work is done on the Inside Gateway mainline section.  I hope to complete scenery (basic not hyper-detailed) in time for the holiday open house this December.  Some of the guys got to run the narrow gauge too.  Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SGsqi4K59I&t=1s

 

Track plan Rev 3

A bit more work ; now Rev 3. Moved the yard to the east wall since it is a key scene and made it virtually exact to the prototype. Move G&M Milling to the south wall. Only size industries but more than enough to keep me busy for 3 years. Each scene is sectional and can be moved when needed with only minor rework at the ends of each scene to blend into larger layout. I think this is getting there. The new siding at the top doesn't really existing and is continuous run, but the small siding north of it does, but is abandoned. A key scene for sure.

 

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Kentmere

Kentmere is a station in a "shadow box" on a lower level, it is connected to the rest of the railroad with a 3 turn helix that represents the Kentmere Branch.  The industries are a combination of the Kentmere and Rockland Branches.  There are the J.P.Bancroft textile mill, Brecks flour mill, and the DuPont gunpowder works (the prototype is now the Hagley Museum and Library).

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The 3-D Printed Camera Car is Revised & Demonstrated

CarquinezRR Summer 2018 Open House Series UP Transition Diesel POWER

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The New N Scale Bachmann Consolidation - Part 2


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