More shots of my Model Railway - PART 2

[edzmen]

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.

[Tweek]

Fantastic stuff!

[edzmen]

Thanks Tweek!  ;)

[F3Hadlow]

Superb work

[Hai Perso Coyone?]

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

[Airshow_lover]

WOWOWWOWOW



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?

[Boss_BlueAngels]

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

[Sobby]

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

[edzmen]

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

[Airshow_lover]

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