Thanks Alan. The loco and stock do run in the Forest from time to time, however, on John Farmer's 'Parkend Marsh Sidings' layout and I also hope, one day, to finish my cameo layout of 'Traveller's Rest'.Lovely work Tim, glad to see a reference to the Forest.
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He left them off purposely, so he wouldn't be accused of posting a photo of the real thing whilst claiming it to be a model.Excellent CK. You really do need some telegraph wires to complete it (you would expect me to observe that wouldn't you
What I will say in response, Chris, is that the line beyond Bleakhouse Road (to Athelney Junction, ie. behind the photographer) had already closed at that point, so arguably the wires from the nearer telegraph poles, at least, could have been removed!Excellent CK. You really do need some telegraph wires to complete it (you would expect me to observe that wouldn't you
CK thats dead easy. This is how it was done on the big railway (example showing at a swing bridge):
Well, it's not that hard I suppose, the way I do it in 4mm scale, which is to discreetly solder all individual rods into one unit and arrange them so that they sit in the stools either side of the board joint and can be lifted out with a pair of tweezers when the layout is to be dismantled.
