RJR Traction Depot

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johntealn30

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Hi guys,

Not posted on here for a while so thought I would drop in and let you know what I have been up to.

Due to constant bad weather I have rebuilt my indoor layout that was designed around my old On30 stock. to reflect the change I made to OO
The depot.... The main depot is scratch built from plasticard
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The warehouse... Again scracth built from plasticard

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The terrace house's... Metcalfe card kits

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Overview

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And when the sun comes out I still like to give the motors a good airing outside..

YouTube - Busy Day

YouTube - View from the bridge

John
RJR
RJR Branch Line
 
Ralph said:
Very nice John!!! I really like the interior shot of that Maintenance Depot!
Ralph
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Thanks Ralph.


A bit more from last nights activities....

When I started the layout I was concerned that its small size and also the fact I was modelling a maintenance depot would leave the base board looking all railway no scenery. So when the raised area beyond the bridge evolved it gave a chance for some structures to be added.
The area to the extreme left of the layout beyond the terrace houses has been the latest area of attention.
The building is a Metclfe kit but drasticly "card-bashed" both tall sections, the mill and warehouse have been lowered by one floor. and the single storey section made from what was left
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The are in front is going to be a court yard / car park and walled off from the terrace back yard, leaving an alley to the terrace yards. (where the skip is)
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and her is the view from the other end
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John
RJR
I have also updated the indoor page of my website with some slideshows of the layouts construction
 
Looks good, John. :thumb: I too like the interior shot of the shop, and the warehouse and mill both look nice, but I really like those terrace houses. They're very similar to what I've got planned for a spot on my own layout. Nice work.

Wayne
 
John, northern Europe is definitely not the place to be this so called summer, but your pictures compensate a bit for the bad weather :wave:. You created a lot of great scenes for such a small layout. The terrace houses are beautiful.
 
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