Great video as a Dutch member of the Broad Gauge Society I liked the presentation of the 1:43,5 Broad Gauge rolling stock and engines . Groeten uit Nederland.
I remember standing at the Shelbyville Freight Depot in Indiana, waiting for a train to bring my cousin host’s stock in from other locations in the States!! The train I was awaiting was hauled by a Big Boy!!
Great video again, I really love that broad gauge display (I guess it's in the O gauge 1/32scale), a perhaps a non realistic, different approach with that indirectly light from beneath and so on, but never the less, a beautiful and original display, a great inspiration. Which they made broad gauge in 1/76 scale like they make the 009 small gauge… Cheers, Danny
Many thanks for your comment, I think the owner of The Parlour Railway also owns Bristol Goods Shed layout. If I bump into him at another exhibition I will ask the question regarding the track.
Yet again i have seen only one train with driver in cab and guard in brake van, others are a waste of space, with empty ghost trains. Disgruntled retired BR train driver.
I love the large scale models used on the Early Days of the Railway layout. Gorgeous piece of work!!
Great video as a Dutch member of the Broad Gauge Society I liked the presentation of the 1:43,5 Broad Gauge rolling stock and engines . Groeten uit Nederland.
Glad you enjoyed it
I remember standing at the Shelbyville Freight Depot in Indiana, waiting for a train to bring my cousin host’s stock in from other locations in the States!! The train I was awaiting was hauled by a Big Boy!!
I’m going to admit that I absolutely adore layouts based on British locations. But I also can’t help admiring the TGV in France.
We do not get a many French layouts at uk exhibitions, but if I come across any I will certainly include it in my video.
Great video again, I really love that broad gauge display (I guess it's in the O gauge 1/32scale), a perhaps a non realistic, different approach with that indirectly light from beneath and so on, but never the less, a beautiful and original display, a great inspiration.
Which they made broad gauge in 1/76 scale like they make the 009 small gauge…
Cheers, Danny
Many thanks for your comment, I think the owner of The Parlour Railway also owns Bristol Goods Shed layout. If I bump into him at another exhibition I will ask the question regarding the track.
Did I see an S160 on one of the layouts, which seems to depict American H0 Gauge?
I do like American layouts especially when they have sound.
Am I right in thinking that Tursley is modelled in 00? Or is it N?
Many thanks for your comment. Thursley is O gauge.
Yet again i have seen only one train with driver in cab and guard in brake van, others are a waste of space, with empty ghost trains. Disgruntled retired BR train driver.