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Mountain Goat wrote: Fri Feb 22, 2019 10:55 pm I love the way the buildings form a natural backdrop to hide the track behind.
Thanks :D I didn't want tunnels I'm looking at the idea of trains gradually disappearing out of view !
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Really nice modelling !
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East side of town loco depot starting to take shape !

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Cliffyg wrote: Sat Feb 23, 2019 3:23 pm I didn't want tunnels I'm looking at the idea of trains gradually disappearing out of view !
I like it. IMHO many a layout is spoilt by everything around is flat, yet the train disappears into a mountain?

When a railway line is/was built the surveyor would try and choose the easiest route (and hopefully the cheapest). A tunnel was about the last thing they would want.

Carry on the good work.

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Re: Pennsylvania RR

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glencairn wrote: Mon Feb 25, 2019 8:46 pm
Cliffyg wrote: Sat Feb 23, 2019 3:23 pm I didn't want tunnels I'm looking at the idea of trains gradually disappearing out of view !
I like it. IMHO many a layout is spoilt by everything around is flat, yet the train disappears into a mountain?

When a railway line is/was built the surveyor would try and choose the easiest route (and hopefully the cheapest). A tunnel was about the last thing they would want.

Carry on the good work.

Glencairn
Thanks Glencairn
I must admit there are no gradients on my layout as the scene is set in a valley amongst the Allegheny mountains thats the theory anyway 😀 just one small tunnel tho to hide a tight radius !!
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Cliffyg wrote: Mon Feb 25, 2019 10:17 pm Thanks Glencairn
I must admit there are no gradients on my layout as the scene is set in a valley amongst the Allegheny mountains thats the theory anyway 😀 just one small tunnel tho to hide a tight radius !!
Set in a valley. Easiest and cheapest for the Company. I like it.

My layouts, Sovereign Street and Glencairn, are built to the same principal. No tunnels. The trains are part of the scenery.

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