@@Tauerr I lived in St Ives in 1943 and used the station quite frequently with my mother. BR trains didn't run in 1943 and they certainly didn't in 1877. Where you have the engine shed was occupied by a camping coach and the engine shed was approached from the opposite direction. If the water came up to what is now a putting green they would been in real trouble. If you want to call the layout St Ives, that's fine, but don't pretend it's St Ives, Cornwall. Having said that, it's quite an undertaking for gauge 3.
I envy anyone with the time, space, skill and the resources to build in gauge 3. A small O gauge layout takes up enough space as it is
Is this St. Ives, Hunts?
James Owen it was filmed at Swindon not sure where the layout now is
@@gavinbashford9878 The guy was clearly asking whether this was a model of St Ives, Hants. It certainly isn't a model of St Ives, Cornwall.
@@daveday5507 that's what the station in St Ives, Cornwall, looked like back in 1877 - around 1892
@@Tauerr I lived in St Ives in 1943 and used the station quite frequently with my mother. BR trains didn't run in 1943 and they certainly didn't in 1877. Where you have the engine shed was occupied by a camping coach and the engine shed was approached from the opposite direction. If the water came up to what is now a putting green they would been in real trouble. If you want to call the layout St Ives, that's fine, but don't pretend it's St Ives, Cornwall. Having said that, it's quite an undertaking for gauge 3.
@@daveday5507 im not talking about the specific trains, just the layout, based off of this video ua-cam.com/video/L5Kjc5SI8Qc/v-deo.html