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Station set on the North Norfolk coast.

Sounds like a good idea Ron.

I'll look forward to the photos

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See post 260 Tom ..

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When did you sneak the photo's in ?

What livery is the grampus wagon ?

The girder bridge is an ideal solution as well. A great work around.:thumbs

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Just a modern BR black Tom.





Increased Weybourne's population as well!!

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Ahhhhh,

 

The little people have invaded Weybourne. Like the geezer with the pram looking over the bridge. Great little detail.

 

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Started on the bridge tonight:





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good idea Ron, looks the part and quick 'n' easy to remove. was that an extension of Garys bridge abutments suggestion ?


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Yes Matt, but I think I will add some angled abutments to follow the track instead of just square??

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sounds good :thumbs
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  1. Basic structure is finished and left to set hard overnight..






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neat solution,should do the job well
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Hi Ron,

Are you going to fit the wing walls to the bridge ?  Something like this :



Ofcourse these wing walls would be on each side of the bridge. ;-) But that depends if the rest of the layout behind the bridge will be hidden or on show. The wing walls can be made from card/styrene as you have with the piers. The grassed area (embankment) could be as simple as a paper mache infill with grass flock over the top, to keep the weight down.

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No wings or embankments Gary, might overcrowd it all I think?
Anyway, basic shell now covered and set to try in, lots to do yet though!!



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Hi Ron,

Nice little video. The bridge is looking good.:thumbs

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the bridge does the job,and the vid was ok you should be well pleased
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Finished the bridge tonight, really chuffed as this is the first ever scratch built model I have done!!







Any comments please?

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Looks really great Ron! Simple, but effective and good looking!

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And so you should be chuffed………looks great and should easily give you the confidence to take on more. It has a nice clean, sharp finish about it. Now …….. Get it in place and get the Insitu photo's on the go:mutley

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Thanks Tom!
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The second shot is the one. It looks right at home with the signal box.

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