Station set on the North Norfolk coast.

Tidied up my 'tool box' and a general photo of the layout to]day..





Cheers
Ron

Hi Ron,

Great to see the photo's. It shows just how far you've come on in such a short space of time. Tackled everything head on. Excellent stuff.

Cheers

Toto.

I have been ballasting the yard with a cinder mix, quite pleased with it!



Cheers
Ron

Hi Ron,

What's the latest project on the bench then. You've had your feet up for far too long now.

Toto

Hi Tom, I keep going out there to do stuff and end up playing (I mean operating!) :):)
Plenty of scenics to do and a few points to get connected but I love messing about with the timetable!! :):)
Peterborough show this weekend so may get a few bits :roll: and I've started the Inglenook plank as well!

Cheers
Ron

Hey …… You crafty so and so. You kept that quiet. I knew you were thinking about it but didn't realise that it was under way.

Come on then ……. Spill the beans ….. Details followed by new thread and pictures of progress ……. However minimal.

Love a new layout :lol:

Hi Tom, already started a thread when I was thinking of starting the plank,
link is here:  http://yourmodelrailway.net/view_topic.php?id=13750&forum_id=6#p247625

I have got the trackwork ready and at the moment I'm sticking the cork underlay down and getting some PL11 point motors from the Peterborough show tomorrow.

Cheers
Ron

Played with my Canon DSLR this afternoon…



J15 resting!



45xx ready to leave Sheringham yard..

Cheers
Ron

Done a bit more around the goods shed tonight, not sure if I've overdone it or not??







What do you think??  OK?

Cheers
Ron

:thumbs

:thumbs:thumbs

Track level shot particularly good!

Yard lights, telegraph poles, lineside fences, more stuff in the yard… rails, sleepers, spare signal and point rodding/wire… don't stop now… coming along nicely.

Marty

Hi Ron,

Looking very good indeedy. I like what you have done with the ground cover materials in particular. If mines turns out half as good I'll be delighted. :thumbs excellent result.

Cheers

Toto

[user=19]Marty[/user] wrote:

:thumbs:thumbs

Track level shot particularly good!


Marty

I'll second that :thumbs


Looking good Ron


Ed

Thanks all, plenty of extra stuff to do yet!!



Cheers
Ron

Hello Ron, like what you've done with the ground cover and that track and ballasting is brilliant. Keep the photo's of your progress coming. I for one enjoy seeing shots of your layout!

Hi Ron, are you happy with it? rule 1 mate!! looks good to me :thumbs.


Cheers, Pete.

Yes Pete, pleased so far but plenty to do yet!

Cheers
Ron

looiks ok round the back,but are you doing anything out front ? like goods ,parcels and palets of stuff, just a thought
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Owen

As I said earlier Ron excellent stuff , I hope your loads of stuff won't over do it. The elements that you have shown are what I would call " mature " in as much as I think ( opinion of course) that you have struck a great balance with what you've done.  Add to much and it could go to overkill.

I'm talking purely with reference to the  extent of the ground cover. It's bang on. Hope you don't mind me saying. Maybe a bit rich coming from someone who hasn't even attempted it yet.

I'm particularly interested in any thread that is at the ground cover stages at the moment as it's something that is high on my priorities. One of my fears is that I'll over do it. I think what you have produced is exactly how I'd like to replicate mine.

Keep up the good work Sir.

Toto

Owen, won't be too much as regards goods stuff as it's a preserved railway not a 'working' railway. When I last visited Weybourne in September there was very little in the way of goods, some wagons had fixed loads and a couple of containers were in the yard but that was all. I know Rule 1 applies so I will add some pallets, boxes etc and vehicles when I get to the 'front'..:)
Thanks Tom for your comments, I'm sure you'll do a great job!!:)

Cheers
Ron