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Some more from my model railway:

A view down the main line with the main Signal Box and Station on the right - and the Engine Sheds and
Yard on the left:



Legendary LNER Class A3 'Flying Scotsman' - this model represents the 'Flying Scot' as she currently looks
as part of the National Railway Museum's fleet of working preserved steam locos:



Gresley A3 'Flying Scotsman' waits at the level crossing. Bulleid Light Pacific 'Tangmere' is on the Yard
siding:



Another shot of the NRM model 'Flying Scotsman' - this time in the Engine Sheds beeing prepared to haul
another steam service**:



A view into the Yard and Engine sheds with BR 9F 'Evening Star' beeing prepared to haul a morning
service, and Bulleid Light Pacific, 'Tangmere' on a siding:


Hope you liked!

 
** If you like the 'Flying Scotsman' have a look at my 'NRM Flying Scotsman Model' post for close-up

pictures.

Fantastic stuff!

Thanks Tweek!  ;)

Superb work

My gosh...some of those look so beautiful...I wish I had that sort of stuff at my house...

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I'm wanting to get into model railroading. Two problems though.

1)  Room
2)  Price


May I ask how much you have invested into this layout?

Oh my goodness, those are the coolest pics EVER!  Good job on the photography and great job on the train setup!!  You go!  ;D

I cant talk for edzmen,

but my 16*8 layout with scenery and rolling stock has gone as far as 4 figures, however most of that has been locos and scenery I havent gone into the detail as edzmen has done.

And about the detail there, its truly fantastic

May I ask how much you have invested into this layout?

For the ammount of detail that I wanted to add verses costs of buying it, the size of the layout isn't overly big.
I had a table built for it of 7ft 5ft- which is more than large enough one you start having to work out what scenery to add and where it should go to look accurate.

I used to have a much larger layout with a length of over 12ft about 9 years ago - but I never got started on senery before I sold it - the size and costs involved were just too great!  :o

Costs? I'm not actually sure of an exact figure, but the scnery cost more than I first expected.
I would say I've spent nearly

[quote]The most expensive things by far beeing the locomotives which are quite pricey!