@SouthWestCrossingsUK Thank you buddy. It was a wee thought put into my head from a comment on one of my videos by @charlie1872 at Partickhill Station UA-cam Channel 🙂
Cool and inspiring idea! I use old pieces of track as a wagon load, heavily rusted (using a mix of acrylic rust colour and brown). I haven't got pieces of old track near the siding though, not yet that is 😊
Hi 🙂. Thanks for asking! The majority of curves are second radius curves that came with the Hornby Coca-Cola basic train set, which is where it all started! Yes, it's a tight space in a loft for sure, so I have to be mindful. My lomg term plan is a 1st radius loop to allow it to loop back on itself. Right now, there is no loop!
Nice video! It looks really cool!
@SouthWestCrossingsUK Thank you buddy. It was a wee thought put into my head from a comment on one of my videos by @charlie1872 at Partickhill Station UA-cam Channel 🙂
Cool and inspiring idea! I use old pieces of track as a wagon load, heavily rusted (using a mix of acrylic rust colour and brown). I haven't got pieces of old track near the siding though, not yet that is 😊
@@railway187 I think they look great dotted around... and that sounds like a great idea for wagon loads!! Something for me to consider for sure 🙂👆🏼
What radius curves are you using on this layout? Just wondering because it looks nice and compact for small spaces🙂 nice video!
Hi 🙂. Thanks for asking! The majority of curves are second radius curves that came with the Hornby Coca-Cola basic train set, which is where it all started! Yes, it's a tight space in a loft for sure, so I have to be mindful. My lomg term plan is a 1st radius loop to allow it to loop back on itself. Right now, there is no loop!