Inglenook Sidings

[Brian]

Yeah, exporting could be a serious problem

[Zeno]

Section two has been glued down and had its fishplates soldered
Essentially making the two pieces of foam into one atm

Next follows the ballasting... let’s hope I don’t make a mess of it xd

[Bandit Mick]

Your ballast looks great. What scale are you working in?

[Zeno]

It’s o gauge
Was originally going to do oo as I have 5 hornby live steam locos but o gauge was simply too beautiful

[Walkingthedog]

You won’t regret it. Your wallet will but you won’t. I wish you hadn’t posted the loco picture.

[Zeno]

My bank account hasn’t been too happy since I got into it
Worth every penny so far though

[Zeno]

I’m in need of photos and references of this style of girder bridge that had ballast
Here’s one for example
Any photo references or a 3D file to bring the bridge would be much appreciated

[IanAlan]

I agree with the others - it's looking great. I've zoomed in on the foam base and I'm wondering, is it rigid or does it wobble a little? Just curious.

[Walkingthedog]

Section two has been glued down and had its fishplates soldered

Why have you soldered the fishplates?

[Zeno]

I’ve soldered them due to poor connection as the fishplates were too big
In future if I was to run multiple locos and expand i would need to sort out the points with the fishplates (plastic ones etc) for obvious reason xd
I found it the most simple and available option at the time
For one loco on the track atm I think it’s okay