Tan y Llyn Welsh Narrow Gauge Model Railway in 009 | The Railway Room
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2024
- Today on The Railway Room is a quick look at Tan-y-Llyn, a 009 narrow gauge model railway layout by Steve Flay.
A freelance creation, the layout is particularly inspired by the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways. Built in an 'L' shape, it consists of a lower terminus Rhyd in a small town and a scenic section around the passing station at Tan-y-Llyn, including a dramatic curve on a hillside ledge above a lake.
Tan-y-Llyn has appeared at a number of exhibitions and featured in The Railway Modeller (June 2017). It was filmed here at the 009 Society 50th Anniversary Exhibition at Statfold Barn Railway in September 2023.
Fantastic real scenery makes this a delight to watch...
I really wanted to pack it up and take it home with me! 😀
Without doubt one the finest layout I've seen especially the senery. Top marks.
Agreed, I rather wished I could have taken it home with me!
Amazing layout, what a masterpiece!!
Agreed, it really is superb!
Absolutely lovely layout ☺️
It really is superb!
Good rocks and walls . . .
Agreed, such a lovely job on the scenery!
Stunning. My wife and I have returned to 009 with the recent RTR rolling stock available. Our last completed 009 layout was Newton Halt. Our new one is going to be a freelance Ffestiniog layout structurally similar to the one recently completed by the Hornby magazine staff. We will look to create the OOO factor that Tan y lynn provides. Brilliant stuff.
Sounds great, best of luck with the build! I must confess that Tan y Llyn was a big influence on what I'm hoping to achieve in my own layout, which I really must get back to doing more work on!
Looks great :)
I was really looking forward to seeing this one before the show, and it did not disappoint!
brilliant layout ,please put a fireman and driver in the cabs ...
How big is the layout ?I’m getting into 009
The main scenic area is 7'3" by 2', whilst the terminus and fiddleyard is 8'6" by 1'; they are arranged in an L shape. If you can find a copy, the track plan is in the June 2017 Railway Modeller
@@FortheLoveofSteamI have 8 by 7 and 4 feet I’ll look into building multi level for hills steep grades :) and Ty
Best of luck, and have fun!