large round metal fire pit Rites of Passage for a Model Railway - 18: Thoraldby - the Layout and 'Potted History'

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------THORALDBY -The idea of having a large rail model layout in the basement was put forward after a small layout in the living room was called "reeth.This is an experiment in orbit.Laying, with "virtual" signals, very limited, but I wrote an article about it and the "history" behind it, lead mining in the Northern Valley) appears in the "Railway model"80\'s.I thought it was time to be big.It took some time to name the layoutScratching in order to exerciseMade-The name seems artificial and does not always work.
place-The name of the Yorkshire score, I thought about it.of-the-Is there a place, a small town or a large village that originated from the Army base of the First World War?There are several such stars in the Mowbray Valley near Thirsk and Northallerton (Catterick's satellite camp., And the cow dock and "Roll-On tank facilities (the Army base will be a background feature, and some tanks launched from the factory in the last year of World War I may come here.
After being "checked" at the local base, they roll onto the ramp and on the mechanical van next to the cattle Pier ).At the time of this layout, the ramp is used for agricultural machinery and unloading horse boxes.You can see two Nison cottages in the top view of the solarbi station, which are painted in camouflage colors.
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.While prices are not cheap, they are useful additions to the layout with military hints.You can paint them as factories in civilian mode (many factories are put into use after the army is evacuated ).Since the layout is based on the early 50 s, the two have been awarded the "remodel" of the Royal Engineer, a plank decorated with the "8 RE" facing the railway.
In times of war, if it were spies (World War II), they would not let the boards face the railway.Peaceful rule (at least in War)There are still many signs of conflict in South Korea recently), and some Royal Engineers will soon be renamed Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME ).A cabin has a red door that warns of restricted access (detonators or other sensitive equipment stored ).
The other, with a green door, can be a workshop for repairing parts or equipment of a vehicle.They are placed behind the "up" platform.A further cargo warehouse uses part of a platform that passengers have used before, with a water tower behind it.If you bend down, behind the awning, you will see a pair of doors that can be accessed through a van or truck.
Based initially on 1946-48, after the tightening yearsBritain in World War II, I think it's time to move on, by the beginning of 1950, the Coronation year (1953) to the middleIn the 1950 seconds before the second BR totem was adopted, the corridor passenger vehicle experienced a new change in chestnut color, cream and black for all black "waist stripes" (just below the window.Although a David Bain four-compartment NER brake bus is displayed from time to time, the passenger inventory is often mainly grace and Thompson.It takes some time for BR stock to add rakes in the process of gradual replacement.
Until mid-term, LNER still has stocks runningBritish Railways in their 50 s and early years have gradually been re-establishedThey wore uniforms when they were overhauled.Even NER non-Corridor Inventory is retained, re-From LNER teak to BR crimson (in their 1920 s, they have been on Lake NER crimson, just like their Midland Railroad contemporaries ).Then, as far as the coach is concerned, I gave myself a brief introduction.
In the last 50 s, the area's passenger traffic was mainly metro traffic.Multiple units of Cammell diesel, nonLong-distance passenger transport uses Corridor Inventory, which is a bit difficult for passengers traveling long distances unless they can find seats in the toilet.There is a kitbuilt Ian kirk Gresley and a Thompson version in use (the latter uses the sides, ends and roofs of the comet ).
I'm from LNER (post-1946 number), then start to renumber the engine.Now, all of them are in BR livery.Tender and bike lion logo on the side of the tank (Lion on the wheel at the beginning of 1950 ).There are "foreigners", I.e., the odd ex-Replace or enhance the LMS engine of the old Northeast Railway loco inventory, such as Ivatt level 2 "Mickey Mouse" 2-6-0, Ivatt level 4 ("Fliggy"), also 2-6-0 wheel arrangement, 4 mt 2-1 level Fairborn6-4 cans (predecessor of BR standard level 4 2)6-4 T (all Bachmann models), early introduction of the regionto-In 1950, in order to supplement an aging war fleetneglected ex-NER and -LNER locomotive ).
The Larner got a huge former fleet.
Two war of locomotive the J94 0-6-0 saddle tank locos for shed or travel operations to get rid of the old NER/LNER J72 0-6-0 tank engines originally served in the late 19 th/early 20 th century, larger and heavier 2-8-Tender engine for heavy machinery.On the Thoraldby branch, these will strictly exceed the shaft weight limit, but are limited to the rear-World War II BritainBuilding becomes more important than paying.Services to prePermanent dictation of World War II.
Hoenby launched their J94 class in the 1990 s, about at the same time as Bachmann made riddles8-0.As a mineral and cargo artery, I introduced a pair of J94s and a WD 2-8-The mineral operation under the branch is 0.The ex-Level B1 4-6-0, designed by Edward Thompson, lighter than WD 28-0, for freight operations or passenger charts installed on the national branch line.
B1 4-there are two (Bachmann)6-From time to time, there are 0 locos (50A-) in York 61016 "inyala" Thoraldby-From Neville Hill, 61069, to Leeds Neville Hill (50B), 61339 ).Also from Bachmann is V2 2-6-2 The tender class, in this case the York number, is 60864-in the strange family Ward-(south)-Bind light engine motion or "in series" with another home "-Bachmann K3 2 and other binding engines-6-I bought 0 at a low price in Monkbar Models in New York some time ago, and then Hornby launched their k1.On February 2016, I received Hornby K1 2-6-62059 from Hatton, is a popular addition to the Thoraldby site and sees a variety of work services through the station.
Originally I booked an early totem but was told that Hornby would not deliver the goods.The weathered version purchased with the early totem does not need to be re-Number because it is a Darlington (51A) number.Just a little extra weathering, crew and detail changes (brass vacuum and steam heat pipes and screw joints) are needed to get her into traffic ).
It seems that pigs do fly!Not long ago, I mentioned a unique deficiency.the-shelf\' ex-In addition to the previous reproductions, the nearest Bachmann Branchline J72 (NER Class E1 0-6-0 tank loco).Last week, on Saturday, June 18, I received the new Hornby Q60-8-0 in \'ex-Working conditions for Hattons.
On the same weekend I started the weathering process and made her look like a "working girl" ready for DOGA AGM in July 2.Who knows, maybe the next step will be J27 (NER Class P3 0-6-0).The pig has become a rocket.With the influx of additional cash in PPI claims, I received another Hornby Q6, this time ordered directly online from model rail.
Number 63429 with post-1956 "lozenge" and the overhead power warning sticker, she exchanged 63420 of her identity with an early sign.The allocation of £ 63420 in 1950 was in Fort mi (51D) before the opening of the new shed (51L) in Sonabi in 1958 ).In other words, we also have another "teessider" that can get a lot of traffic from the Durham coal mine and the Teesside steel plant.
The idea about the loco Fleet came from reading four books published by the late Scarborough driver Raymond Flint by Hull's Santona publication titled "The Man of steam ".The first one is a photo of LNER green.D49/month in uniform-4-4-0 tender loco 2726 New York's "menel" walks out of Scarborough station).There are a lot of feeder locomotives to choose from, and they are still driving in the area after two.
A pair of J39 70-906-There are 0 bidding engines alternating on the branch selectorup work.Due to their shorter body length and shorter prominence, they are suitable to perform these duties at smaller, tighter branch stations.Several of the older hoenby D49 have already turned to passengers, one from outside the area, possibly the Scottish "Shire ".
Bought a pair of nameplates and a cigarette box number from Fox transfer for £ 62701 and they were in the "tray down well" until I got a round "tewit" (53D Bridlington, 195058, followed by Hull Botanical Garden, 53B for about a year until the shed closed steam in 1959.Several engines of Ayton Lane shed alternate between here and Thoraldby, Bachmann J72 and Nucast Y7 0-4-0 \ 'sentinel coffee-Pot \ '(vertical-Boilered diverter, other member of the collection, Stephen DOGA Siddle ).From time to time, others broadcast a pair of Bachmann Gresley V3 Class 2-6-Thompson, 2 and 1, Hornby.
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The fuel tank engine is full when passengers turn.Several NER veterans are standing in the shed, a Q60 assigned by Fort mi-8-Come back further, Darlington J21 0-6-0 (also Nucast) take her cigarette case out of the shed and wait for the fitter or knacker's yard.The larger engine is undergoing extensive modifications, and at the same time, the (hoenby) Q6, recently launched across from the Haverton mountain T-shirt, takes on anything from mineral processing to steel.
Full load of 4-For civil engineering projects in the area, wheeled double support and panel vans away from Teesside (see separate entry on this page ).J21 can be seen on the branch passenger service-There may be a pigeon/parcel van or milk tankerOp) on the other end of the branch.Some of the locomotives mentioned above are featured in the DOGA competition and magazines and can be seen on their website --Just enter DOGA in the search-in full colour.
Others -Shot by DOGA member Brian RoperFeatures in my RMweb gallery page.Just for you, I'm going to show some of these images here (you 've seen the coal depot picture on the 13 th of this series of pages ).The trolley of motormann Type 27 Wickham Ganger at BR Maroon (see below) is in a slight change in identity, from the West to the northeast.
I have placed the storage shed near the entrance to the Thoraldby tunnel, cut off a portion of the landscape and ballast and need to do some work to "put it in", some painting and restoration of the landscape.The only problem is that the "trailer" is permanently installed on the pickup truck and is not suitable.However...I saw that they saw a very 'buzzing' dvd that fell over the branch of Levisham Pickering (Marsden iron medium)13 \ 'brakevan to whitby \' can be obtained through video scene, product mr013.
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It can stand on the side panel near the provender store at Ayton Lane halt, waiting for the staff near the tunnel entrance.Of course, when the carriage needs to be collected or put down by the branch picker --It must be somewhere else.Pay attention to further pictures.As for inventory, if you have a hat big enough, I can scribble down the manufacturer's name on paper and it will be full soon!.
It can be said that many vans and Van kits are Dundas on the park side, and there are many off-sitethe-The shelves are either Hornby or bach man.Almost all of the coaching staff are shares of Ian Kirk Greeley.There are different sources in these details, but mainly comet and MJT.
There's some r-t-The r-bottom frame with the comet "Thompson" side completed the scene, and an old-fashioned northeast skylight of the British railway company brake 3rd (LNER repainted them after 1923, BR re-red for BR.In other words, from the time they were built in the early 19 th century, they ran three different Liverpool.Pair 52 \ 'ThompsonCorridor brake seconds-First brake 30 days in LNER-Recently (on the weekend of October 22, 16 th), the screw joint was connected through the mail order price reduction purchase.
The last operation number changed, the end and the side of the frame, the steps and end of the redraw look "used ".The swamps of some long-distance cars are bach man's and purchased separately, as are the spring buffers on some carriages.Since I started building these carriages, the ownership of the Kirk coaching kit has deviated from the two or three steps of the original owner, Ian Kirk.
Many other kit manufacturers have also changed ownership over the years, so finding a product after a while can be a bit tricky.This is all part of the charm of making things, and unless you keep up with the manufacturers in the market, these bits and pieces will become more difficult to find sources.Even a lot of off-the-shelf.to-Run stock can only be found on the secondSet up stalls online or onlineBay, where the manufacturer is either out of business or doing something else.
The original Ian Kirk kitmakers now only produce "o" cars and Van kits, and Graham Farish only produces N-Models are measured these days.It's a great life if you don't weaken!April 2, 2013-Since this center, some new additions have entered the "service"The page was created first.1.V of Bachmann March-6-2 The tank locomotive shook and threw one and I looked around for a replacement.
Colin Snowden, president Duger-price-wise too -Use unused V1/v3.The model at that time was Tyneside V1, 67635.After adding Markits cast brass vac pipes (these pipes are divided into two parts, either welded or superStick straight together, or slightly skewed "tubes") and Jackson-Type screw coupling I redesignedUniform the engine with the British railway "bicycle lion" sign.
One of the numbers was changed to Fort miburg-Allocated (51D), V3 67685;2.It took countless hours to assemble the BR Shildon on the side of the seven parks-Built-in steel mineral Hopper, Archive "Flash" and other extrusion "irregular", cut brass wire, curse, assemble Hopper body, add Smith 3-Link joints, cursing, painting, numbering, weathering, sit back and enjoy.Two. I revised it a little.A model I opened the Hopper doorNot obvious when inserting "load-Since I lost a small (I mean small) part, I turned it into a "prototype", a middle between the steel LNER Hopper and the BR typeThe coal loading "platform" is assembled using a thick plastic card base (to avoid "bending"), a thinner layer is added to the top to establish the loading profile.
Add the Next plastic filler around the card profile and smooth;A few decades ago, at the North Woolwich railway museum, apply matte black with pva glue and spray it from the lump with real ground/powder coal;3.Purchased the Dapol version of the stand Rodley Diesel/engineers \ 'Crane and connected to the underside of the body with 8 ba brass screws and secured with nuts under bogies.Threading with gray lines is tricky, but can be achieved (the only problem is that you have to keep the lines damp in some way to prevent them from wearing out ).
It works at least, the sail and hook cable can be turned with square AllenType the key and there is load on the hook and it looks quite realistic.The painting is in the northeast of the British railway with the above BlackReference was made to the "Lion by bike", the transfer to Dabol (Booth Rodley) and the HMRC numbers.Since then, I have found a suitable transfer order for Parkside.
Well, when I get a round tuit.
..As a crane runner, I modified one of my four-wheel panel trucks with arm rest and proper regional Department transfer;4.The uninstalled brake van has added external lights provided by Springside (available through the wizard model) with clear front and red at the back.White lights have been installed on most brake trucks --Including bauxitePainted.
On the hook in the middleReinstalled an uninstalled brake for the proprietary Bachmann branch lineWork, use Smith 3-Link couplings is a guard added on one end of the platform (it looks like he's going to open his Hatch) and he draws a light gray coat with a great wind.I now have twelve brake cars, five of which are installed and apply to mixed goods, livestock, installed goods (transport of fruits, fish or perishable goods) or faulty trains, the rest applies to mineral transportation (iron ore, coal, limestone, building stone) representing different times of LNER/BR.1.Colin brought back V3, 67686 at the end of July and made some adjustments to the lower side, and she ran well.
Detailed instructions (spiral coupling and vacuum tube for installation and painting), and her use with her sister loco 67685, both of which are grants from Fort miburg.I have painted some white metal irons to add to the top of the tank on the fireman's side (right;2.Busy assembling Parkside fish vans and BR 21 T mineral hoppers, 7 of the former and 7 of the latter;The intermittent adaptation of the Parkside undercarriage kit to the proprietary van also continues, and I am having a new problem.
Parking.
Now I have to modify my inventory "box" (in skips-The new one cost a lot of money!);The only thing Thoraldby is missing is the hot creosote smell, the door banging on the platform, the whistle of the platform Porter, and the cylinder banging.In addition to this, there was a dog barking voice, and another porter, while whistling, put the pouch on his trolley for the collection of trucks in the local delivery office, when the coal worker tidied up the coal unit floor to prepare for the next time coal was taken by the branch, the shovel in the nearby coal garage scraped-Goods and services.The delivery truck engine is speeding up to climb the road with full load.
..------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------View of Ayton Lane shed.Details are as follows.In the diary.[The "Thoraldby" layout has been removed and sold to an association called Double O Gauge --DOGA -Member, although I will keep its picture history here to show what can be achieved on the "basic" level of Railway Modeling.I plan another layout to replace it with "ainthorpe Junction & Deanthorpe commodity warehouse and livestock market" on the frame of the cellar, without having two violin codes as before, but the cargo terminal-Two two-One end is the road code, the latter one is a little higher than the previous one, and the other end is an ordinary code in front of the warehouse.
When I was in the hospital at the end of February, I did interesting point work on the planning committee and drew a sketch of the building of the cargo warehouseStarting in March 2018, based on the ideas collected on my travel and bookshelves references.Another visit to Masham station is expected to take photos for twoThe length of the supply store that was still there last year was 2017.Soon on a dedicated page.This will be the "passing ceremony "...Month: Ainthorpe Jct & Deanthorpe goods "], look here.
Model-Numbers in the modelYou are not cheap.Each is £ 3 but the details and poses are unique.You can customize themSome pose for the camera and make it according to the proportions, costumes and poses they choose, obviously the bigger the better.
4mm scale (1/72) is the majority option for OO, EM, and p4.Goods delivered yesterday (April 6/17) order: 1059-076L Loco crew tilt (look left), 1068-076L Loco crew leaned against the side of the cab with a rag (I cut this off and replaced it with something more convincing), 1070-076L Loco crew fireman grab the side of the cab (with a shovel in his right hand), 1072-076L Loco crew fireman shooting (look left ).I have bought some commodity train guards for the tail (there are also different poses) and painted and positioned them.
(I will add the image soon), so the pair in this batch will be on the front end of K1, the guard at the back.When I insert a shiny red "gem" insert, the BR (NE) taillight I purchased from them will be on either side of the guard van.I will keep you informed when these crew members are completed and ready for duty.
.Contact ModelU ElectronicsMail address: info @ modelu3d.co.Search them in the UK or on www.modelu3d.co.--------------------------------------I collected the steam era railway recordings from the video scene from Marsden railway and B & R.These are the high quality translations of the original video tapes I had before they were replaced by dvd formats (which in turn were made by color and black and white films of various formats.
Steam, diesel, tram (street-These people meet the requirements of transportation enthusiasts in terms of research or entertainment.Hopefully some of these points will tempt you to try the landscape, if not inspire newcomers to go to different levels of rail modeling.Life is an ongoing experiment.hopefully -Continue to learn new skills along the way to help us.
No matter what I have accumulated so far, I know I want to master some skills.For a virtual walk at the Thoraldby station and the surrounding premises, Ayton Row has now closed the passenger station and still uses the power warehouse of the Provence store and Ayton Lane.Everyone has something, details, features, painting skills.
...It reminds me of it.
..Took a few photos from different angles.
At the top is the view towards Ayton Row station under Ayton Row Bridge.The platform signal cabin on the left protects the turn-Go to the power warehouse.On the right is the old, windowless clergy ground trainer body with roof (a ratio kit), which used to be the body and lounge of a gang member (gang member, for those who do not know, it is the worker who is responsible for the management of a line;"Bothy" is a workshop ).
The right side of the front of the carriage is the bottom of the home signal that controls the traffic ahead.In addition to the carriage, there was the previous cattle dock (part of the ratio kit), which is now used to load the van, and the (ratio) supply store.Below is the old cut on the "upper" side, the original line from the intersection opposite the DeWinter stone loader through the tunnel to the iron ore mine.
The tunnel collapsed the trees, and the Bushes took root on the abandoned piles from autumnNow the cut is used to store excess or damagedEquipment and wood for cutting.For line side fencing.A lot of old garbage and a blue old trailer.The cow crawl (will) under Ayton Lane shed's throat is right next to it, and the door has been opened (forgot to close after taking pictures), hoping the sheep will not run around.
By the way, the tunnel is called "cow crawl" even if it is used by sheep.The farmers are not willing to give them different names. why should we give them different names?Bottom, overlooking the throat of the mpd on Ayton Lane, there is a signal compartment at the back (card sleeve with plastic, brass and white metal details ).
The engineer's train occupies the side plate next to the entrance road under the (ratio) LNER far support signal, which controls outward traffic back to Ayton Row.Double behind.Family signal and small Call for doll (short Post) bracket-On the warning arm, allow the engine to enter carefully.This side of the engineer's train is the "lame" Road to store the vans, which are prepared for knacker's yard (scrap steel), an old engine boiler occupying the vehicle next to itWant to be a member of the club but don't have much time for meetings?There is a similar association.
Minded a (Double O gauge Association), met twice a year on Calshot Street near Model Railroad Club, Keen House, Pentonville Road, as a member, I usually attend these two meetings, although this is not mandatory.We publish journals several times a year and members are welcome to contribute any material they think other members are interested in.Contact and use the link below to give the site once-over.
You know that makes sense.
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..Around the layout, in the shed, under Aydon Street, and further away, relief can be found.They are figures for various poses, frozen in time (maybe one day I'll meet someone who can make a moving model of railroad workers, passengers and accidental numbers, or scale people downJust kidding, what will they live on, or how will they wash their clothes?) Complete the rural picture.There is still a lot to do, take the road vehicle apart, insert the driver (driver, passenger and "cliff") in two buses, one has been completed, but you have to look carefully to see them ).
Landscape Technology and tipsAs you can see, most of the landscape is part of the agricultural layout.General nonRailway scenery is based on crossLay the card, which gives some flexibility before the scenic area covers the application.While on the Ayton Lane shed scenic area unit, the landscape will be covered with polystyrene foam on the electrical box, the covered cards are mainly light and cheap grain packs.
(Even after the "terra Forma" * plaster sheet is covered on the card "I" for the rest of the layout, there is some elasticity )."Terra Forma" was placed in a shallow bowl for a period of time, taken out and-Although this is mostly covered with dry cards, try not to drop anything on the trackHang on the card.Some plaster blocks are left at the bottom of the bowl, which can be squeezed gently and pushed into the corner, and the shape looks like rock or rockfall.
There is a "baker" (the larger stream in the north version) outside Ashton Street, Ashton Baker.This is formed around the foundation of the railway bridge, from the back to the front around a bend.At the back, a "staircase" of a flat stone was built to resemble a waterfall on a limestone "step.
The raw material comes from a real waterway.When the base is dry, a board is screwed over the end, and a few cans of gloss model varnish pour over the waterfall and roll off the Baker bed in a real Baker's way.Not much use, just enough to show a shallow pool and a continuous varnish surface in front of the layout.
Small flat stones are embedded in the plaster along the base of Baker, and the varnish flows between these stones.After about 48 hours I took a board and left a solid waterway that could be rubbed from time to prevent dust settling.As for the other scenery, I have set up the bridge on the short wooden board, facing the Bridge Bar within the scope of the will.
The bridge deck was built with a coarse stone bag on a common Batten \ 'plastic card.The actual road is cut by the middleI said, Gray wet dry sheets, rough but not roughe., Put very well on the wood glue, very flat!The Ranch and the Moor are easy.
Most of the wilderness is covered with a "bracken" mat, pushed or placed from the ratio and Peco behind the alternate "stone wall" and "wood fence" of plastic or resin castings.Strange stile shows where the sidewalk isThrough the scenery.Trees of different sizes and types (changes in Rowan, silver birch and divers) were purchased from the 4D shop arch, 120 Leman Street, e1, London.
Just at the end of the layout, there is a steep dam opposite the Derwent loader with a Rowan on it, like Murk Mire Moor on the North Yorkshire swamp, except for that wild Moor, sheep Without grazing.When I get "a round tuit" I see some "characters" added ".The road through the Thoraldby station and across the far end of the railway is again laid to the intersection.
The Wills \ 'plate is located between tracks and cut into narrow strips to be placed between tracks, making the inner edge of the track free of charge for the wheel flange.Then on the outer edge of the track bed is a cross ramp, which is also made up of Wills \ 'planking.A tree-The fields on the edge are located outside the cattle pier, and the undulating ground is suitable for the pigsty, partly fenced and partly walled until the road after the cottage.
On a site behind the station, on the observation/Operation side of the layout, it is a small site for the Bulls and a large site for horses and cattle with stile and sidewalk signposts.This large field is steep to the marsh area, represented by dark green leaves.I 've always wanted to cover it with a thin coat of varnish and it looks like it's been soaked in water, but here again I wait to get a "round tuit" to get the job done (they're under supply, as we all know, these "round tuits "!So, when I arrived, Ayton Lane shed waited for it to turn.
..You guessed it.
..By the way, since the photos were taken in front of the layout, the planks in the dark BRNE area (the color of "tangerine pa") have been painted.If the work is done after the original work, the Orange will have to re-done.That's the turn-It finally appeared.The work has started and over the past few weekends (in Spole) the work has been fully rolled out.
\'Terra-Expected ", gypsumThe dipping muslin sheets I bought at the 4D store on E1 Leman Street were wisely applied to the foreground and backgroundExcept for rail areas-A tunnel entrance was added to the "throat" end of the shed, and the locomotive entered the shed area from the violin yard, which was made of plastic cards and polystyrene foam.Behind the single-The rail tunnel is a wall.The face card has been repaired.Added a black plastic "roof" to the short tunnel wall, placed a layer of polystyrene foam around the wall and "carved" into shape before the plasterThe soaked muslin plate is applied.
The next stage uses the "track matching" spray tank (1402 "frame dirt" and 1406 "sleeper dirt", although the tone difference is very small) I bought it from Howles in Oxford to color TerraForma.Then it's time for entertainment and games!Scattered, many, different types...Can\'t wait!The progress of Ayton Lane Shed is obvious (I'll see if the money to buy a digital camera is available or if Brian Roper is available to record the progress ).
The Terra-Form has been appliedliberally -and painted.Short length in front of left-The hand end still needs masked spray.Starting with 4D, there are a few more trees that can be applied to the frontnot too many -Need to buy.
These may mainly revolve around "pills ".
box\' (ex-Army concrete defense/observation post), and where the middle land is fallingIn front of the destroyed stone wall.Vegetation was added around buildings near the shantytowns, as well as fences and trees.The cow crawl (another) below the shed "throat" track has been processed, used as a fine stone ballast for the farm track surface, gate (sidewalk and tractor) and added a fence.
When adding vegetation from the other end, it will take a while before this end sees anything close to completion.About the time I started this part of the project, several piers have been installed (both sides of the track ).These will be processed and installed into "professional bridges" similar to abandoned lines"As a scenic work exercise, continue along the bridge platform halfway through the violin field.
In addition, at this end, a small signal cabin will be added next to the track, leading to two-road shed.Not \'ho-Any extension of imagination will hum.The work has been going on, not entirely "fast" but steadily.
I 've been working from the far end along the outside edge-Next to the sand stove-Close to the intersection of the violin field.The fence has been erected, the trees are "planted", and the grass and bushes are "planted ".Most importantly, a small refueling tower was installed near the shed door.
It works too!There is a nickel-silver wire ring on the sliding trap that can be turned on and off to allow real coal to enter the tender.Well, this can only be done on a few tenders, like the KitSince there is no removable plastic coal mold for the tender of the old locomotive, the engine manufactured and the updated Bachmann/Hornby locos.Also, I added a small signal cabin to the side of the station's throat with a removable front roof section.
There are details inside, the floor is painted dark brown and looks like wood painted.There is quite a bit of basic work to be done now..The arrival of rapid progress.Loco coal machines were added in front of the shed.
There's a lot of improvisation.
Have Pokémon participation!I mean, build a vertex.Around its back is the coaling stage roof with a roof and a pair of slides for feeding coal into the section and bunker next to the tower.Add more vegetation to the front of the shed, almost to the hill above the exit/entrance "tunnel.
Will come next-Could it be a weekend?-Go through the small yard signal cabin and go around the back of the layout (a name must be placed on the last window ).More Peco fences are available for purchase around and cattle crawl under the shed "throat" (don't we want sheep to climb up the bank?) The front of the roof of the yard signal cabin lift uses its "illegal" armchair (made of scrap cutting) to show brilliant details insideoffs).The armchair is not a standard issue in the cabin and is thought to cause the overworked signal personnel to sleep.
There is a "Bondi" clock near the door that allows the staff to work on a single line and a table for the train at the other end --In this case, it is mainly loco-Registration also made of waste.There are several instruments on the shelf on the lever that can transmit the signal train/loco online and train/loco to the next article (Ie.Platform cottage on Ashton Street ).[Self memo: "digital camera must be obtained ".
Took some photos with the new digital camera (Canon PowerShot A2500) and later added some grass scatter to the side board where the engineer/faulty train was standing.Looks the part.There is still a way to go, though.Next, work around the exit tunnel and draw a "rock" face on the viewing side.The job is to make it look convincing..(June-More pictures, the end of the tunnel and the signal cabin (with a removable front roof panel to see the inside) have more beautiful works around the scenery.
Along the back of the mpd yard and the loco coaler ramp, the stone wall adds a wooden fence and "vegetation ".A "overgrown", destroyed structure forms part of a scenic backdrop, perhaps part of an abandoned iron and stone mine.More pictures are coming soon.(October-The signal is installed (some kind) by Ayton Lane mpd ).
Around the end of October, a two-doll post with a phone-Add a long arm near the signal compartment;Soon after, a distant signal was added in front of the tunnel on the "upper" side of the signal cabin.Over the weekend (November 2), a short starter was added to the loco coal van ramp to control the running line near the throat of the warehouse.(Since loco drivers are unlikely to be in a hurry, the signal is right where they have to pay attention!) The next stage is to install yard lights and manual point bars on the splitter or slow splitterRun the road before the coal slag ballast can continue.
.End of November 2014: some signals from ratio LNER signal light multi-Grid post kit (r0nz of British train model) were added near the mpd throat.A traffic/locos set to be inward bound, one arm for the coaling stage diverter, one arm for the shed and one arm for the call-On the far/warning arm of the left side line.A short Post has an arm for the coaling stage diverter to return to the throat, and a balanced stand that can leave the mpd through a short tunnel.
There are only cabins and details left.
Starting at the locomotive depot, the coal slag ballast in Ashton Lane came back from work at the short tunnel entrance.A handy tool for this work is the "Poppy ballast box" (URL below), which allows you to lay turnouts along the length of the track, with a flat slope on the outside edge of the sleeper.Do a fairly short stretch and brush the excess between the rails until it stays horizontal with the top of the sleeper on the main line.
It may be uneven on the branch line and code.Be careful near the point/turnout, do not use too much ballast material and stop within 2 hoursThen, the three sleepers gently brush the sleeper in front of the tiebar.Don't have any ballast here, otherwise your opinion will not work.
On the outside of the sleeper, leave room for the tieThe bar moves back and forth, brushing anything clean before dropping the adhesive onto your new thing --Pressure rail engineeringI use mixed wood.Glue, water and washing-The liquid in the plastic syringe (I bought a set of three in the 4D model store ).Mix it together so it will have a runny nose and drop in the washing machine --Stir the liquid.
Settlement is allowed.
Squeeze the syringe slowly or drop it in.
The place where the observation points converge in the sharp "v.Avoid dripping or brushing off quickly near the point mechanism.Keep the top of the track clean and wipe regularly with a piece of cloth on your fingertips.
Keep dry between stages and constantly check the power flow through these points.In a narrow corner, use a small brush drip mixture ).The goal has been completed and the points are still valid-To keep the power flowing, some wipes still need to be done on the track --There is more weathering to do now.
Handmade White MetalPaint details are added in the form of yard faucet, trolley with acetylene gas tank, empty and Spiral welding, loco spring, trolley, loco Jack and person with shovel cleaning ash pit (half-Gray fill-One is actually about to start working and the other is standing joking with another colleague (typical!) Gaffer (manager) of the shed stood outside the office and waved to them, "Let our lads, you are the 'oldin upt' engine!\ 'I also added the oil sheet (matte black paint applied on the line between the sleepers and the turnouts), where the engine has to represent the signal or the sorar Derby stationOne day, I thought about building a road.After all, not everything goes into the power warehouse by rail.I looked around to see where the door/door could be placed without the biggest turbulence and decided that the stone wall near the sand stove could be hacked.
I have some doors to spare, and some columns, pliers, glue and paint all coming out.The space to have the town flow in front of the sand stove is compressed, and, "hey, presto", enters.Very simple, I don't know why I didn't think of it in the first place.
Look at this space.
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