As a newbie to this forum, members may be interested in my site www.kidmorengauge.weebly.com which details some of my N Gauge micro layouts and their exhibition pedigree.  The photo below shows Kidmore End which will be attending its first exhibitions in early 2012.

 

Welcome to the forum, N2.

That pic. shows some very good work.

Now that looks like a very good layout and I'm so pleased DD got there first with the "N2" (well done DD:thumbs) - I must research "Noctilux" - it sounds like a night-time washing powder ………………:???::???::roll:

I quite Leica the name.

Nice photo there, David. Looking forward to seeing more..

A warm welcome from Mackay Dave.

Your modules are great and give a lot of inspiration.

John,

Many thanks.  Its just that I class myself as a "layoutaholic".  I much prefer the building to running.  David

[user=394]ddolfelin[/user] wrote:

I quite Leica the name.

It was a lot of Hassel for nothing really ……………but it did focus the mind for an instant. :pedal:pedal

It's Sony a name chaps. Gawd, you've got me doing it now.  :twisted:  :twisted:  :twisted:

Yes it does have a Nik on effect doesn't it.

Super layouts N2.

Yes, it can on occasions.

Another fantastic example of N gauge modelling, thank you for posting it.

Ken

Aigo to the foot of our stairs - thats some cracking modelling work!
Congrats and welcome from Pembrokeshire.

All the best,
Shaun.

(The praises are ricoh-cheting around, aren't they…)

I'll get my coat…

Welcome, all very interesting but could we have on here (rather than a reference elsewhere to your website) more information about yourself, layouts and attitude to modelling?

Congratulations on the header picture, David.

Hi! Pardon my ignorance, but did those beautiful ugly Diesel cars ever really dragged anything?

sergio

[user=161]sviaggio[/user] wrote:

Hi! Pardon my ignorance, but did those beautiful ugly Diesel cars ever really dragged anything?

sergio

Yes, from No. 18 onwards they were designed to haul 60 tons and could be seen with an extra coach or goods stock.

The caption on this photo
http://www.warwickshir…ways.com/gwr/gwrhb102.htm
gives more details

You never stop learning! Thanx

sergio

Hard to believe it's N gauge and not 2mm fine, the detail is spot on, well done look forward to more pic's

Thanks everyone for their very kind comments.  Re the reference to posting more pics on this forum rather than just directing members to my own website (www.kidmorengauge.weebly.com), this would I feel simply be duplication of effort; effort better spent on more modelling.