East Guildford Station Western Australia - 2023 AMRA Model Train Show
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Model of the East Guildford Station Western Australia at the 2023 AMRA Model Train Show at Claremont Showgrounds. Modelling by the WA Sn3.5 Group.
This Layout is Modeled in Sn3.5 scale at 1:64 using 16.5mm track to represent 3ft 6 inch Narrow Gauge used in Western Australia
Pr 536 outside Peerless Mill in 1962 - Picture taken by Peter Trinder
Pr model recreation outside Peerless Mill - Picture taken by Kieran Wright.
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The Beat of Nature -Lesfm
Eternity - LemonMusicStudio
Calm Background For Video - lvymusic
It was worth it,looks great.
Thanks Neil, for shooting this so well and posting for all to see..Lovely memories of old WAGR, and so well modeled, accurate detail, scale , proportion is so well done ! Your lens has such great clarity you feel like you are trackside ! Thanks for taking us there...
Hey Allan thanks. Great that you enjoyed it. Cheers
My grandfather worked for WAGR as a Guard, on the Steam Trains
He lived walking distance of the East Guildford Railway Station in Turton Street East Guildford.
1:42 ah, the memories 👍👍👍
Sorry I couldn't make the show, hope it is there next year
Another great look at East Guildford. 😊
Thanks Brian. 😏
The depth of field on the layout shots is excellent. What camera was used please? Also the speed of the trains looked right, not the slot car speeds seen on many layouts.
The footage was shot on a Sony HandyCam HDR - CX625 - ah there was the occasional slot car driver as is often the case🙄
@@neilblinco1213 haha, must have missed them, thanks Neil
I put it up on the BIG screen last night, and it was a delight to watch. If it wasn't for the Boofheads looking over the back board, you would swear you were standing on the station. The Garrett looked great. 😊 Thanks Neil.
Please......I am gob smacked with this excellent layout, I model in gauge "O" in NSW, what scale/gauge is this fine layout ?
Thanks Bryan - this layout is modeled in Sn 3.5 scale. 1:64
Most kind Neil for the speedy reply. May all your modelling successes be "S" scale ones ?@@neilblinco1213