Copenhagen Fields is epic. The way depth is created and the further away from the front the less detailed buildings get, whit even the omission of windows, and it's not noticeable unless you really looking for it.
@@allegheny1633Thank you for your kind feedback. The first layout is Burford which is a HO 1:87 scale British layout which is quite unusual. Most UK modellers work in OO scale which is 1:76.
Somehow small British wagons and little engines look like toys. US locos and boxcars look more realistic when modelling. It's about weight. Trains are heavy, and shouldn't bounce around as Hornby trains do. I like die-cast weathered locos for realism.
It’s amazing how these highly talented people manage to transport and set up these brilliant displays , it’s a real credit to them all , thankyou ❤
Some incredible layouts with Copenhagen fields being in my opinion one of the all time greats
@@ngaugefouroaksstreetstatio6932Yes, Copenhagen Fields is stunning. Railex Buxton is proving to be a really good addition to the exhibition calendar
Some great layouts but my favourite is "Blue Is The Colour" - a great blend of landscape and trains.
Copenhagens Layout is my favourite in this video because I love the steam hauled passenger trains!
Copenhagen Fields is epic. The way depth is created and the further away from the front the less detailed buildings get, whit even the omission of windows, and it's not noticeable unless you really looking for it.
very cool some nice layouts xxx
"The Hand of God"....reassuring to see even Omniscience has need to know the time!😊
Super video, thank you.👍
Thanks for the comment, glad you liked the video. God had a few hands out, I tried to edit most of them out 😊
Hi Jamie, good video footage, thanks. What is the name of the first layout you show, please?
@@allegheny1633Thank you for your kind feedback. The first layout is Burford which is a HO 1:87 scale British layout which is quite unusual. Most UK modellers work in OO scale which is 1:76.
@@jamiestrainshow Hi James, oh WOW! That looks really fantastic, thank you.
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And the same with the Melton Mowbray (North) layout!
Great to hear you enjoyed watching the layouts
Nice layout yes, but those train compositions. At least they could avoid all era's running together and plan time slots at which an era is presented.
Somehow small British wagons and little engines look like toys. US locos and boxcars look more realistic when modelling. It's about weight. Trains are heavy, and shouldn't bounce around as Hornby trains do. I like die-cast weathered locos for realism.