Quote from: GlynnC on September 11, 2017, 08:08:04 PM

Looks big. The layout is only 5m X 8m excluding the wall shelf around the back. Total room with lounge is 5m X 12m. With hindsight, I could have done a little bit bigger LOL 

IT IS HUGE, never-mind big...been there remember!

40m square...

I think you have also used the area well with the crew lounge on the door side. Love it!

LOL Ed. However, even a 6m X 6m garage comes in at 36m square 

I must agree also with the crew lounge and the shelf layout round to Sweetgrass. The nice thing there is that it is like a timesaver and also completely isolated from any main line. So I put newbies who are interested in switching there. They can take their time, or the whole session if they want to switching cars without the pressure of being somewhere on the mainline with a dispatcher shouting at them or getting out the way of passing trains.

Cheers boet 

Wow! Stunning!

A question, the tunnel portals at 8:05 and 8:10 (either side of the mountain) - home made?

Laser cut by Niel (Freightcars). He does a lot of laser cutting for modelers. The digitrax boxes on the facia as well as the switch panel fascias also laser cut by Niel :-)

Also does radius templates, locomotive maintenance cradles and and and.

Hi Guys,

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Good evening one and all.

The July edition of the newsletter is available for reading or downloading from the EMRIG website.

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Hi guys.

Went flipping well.

Stand by for video. As soon as my daughter completes the editing. She was in CT for the last week. Returned last night

I have to attend 

Must leave my wallet at home. I believe there will be some N scalers selling 

BTW Ed and Steve,

I am sure you recognise the yard 

2 more years and it will be 20 years old!!!

Where does the time go