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If I put one of those on my grass, I doubt it would manage a foot before it ground to a halt

When the nearest Homebase to us went Aussie, it was great, a wider range of stuff at better pricing. The consensus was it wasn't as popular, IDK why as I much preferred it. Then back to Homebase and now set to become the Range, could be dangerous as the Wife works a few buildings away !

Thanks chaps

All the track is already bought (apart from x-overs) and most of my rolling stock/loco's are from 2004 on, I also have a DCC concepts B2B gauge (14.5mm), so hopefully it will be OK ! Perhaps what I should have said is, are the crossings any less reliable than points ? TBH my main concern is derailme...

I have revisited my original track layout plans several times over the last few months as I was thinking forward to scenery , and if I use the new plan I will have a couple of crossovers which would be on the main line track, the mainline would be straight before, during and after the crossing, the ...

I use SCARM in fact I liked it so much I bought a license :) I designed my fathers OO layout with it, and my TT layout, and now my OO one. I must admit , due to various factors I haven't got too much track down (just the goods yard/dock area). But that's good as I have been visualizing things and ha...

After realising I didn't have a Castle Class, I went on the hunt. Ebay wasn't very helpful, either pricey or rough, or much older versions than I wanted. I found this on a website of a bricks and mortar shop, and it looked a nice deal. Missing the accessory pack, but that was mentioned, I can live w...

Now that is a dinky little thing !

That looks a nice set

Some wonderful work going on.
I really like those thatched cottages, did you make them ?