Locomotive change at Rae Bridge
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- A short video of railway operations on the Craigcorrie & Dunalistair Railway. Scale 1:76, 9mm gauge (009). The main subject is engine exchange at Rae Bridge.
1 - Empty coal train Dunalistair-Rae Bridge
2 - The down mail train Craigcorrie-Rae Bridge
3 - Empty mineral train on the mountain division
4 - The mail train at Dunalistair
This is most finest narrow railway I have seen, thank you.
Wonderful display of fine detail and smooth operation of locos.
Awesome layout!! Very tranquil feel to it. I love the boat too! :-)
Pleasurable, enjoyable, captivating.
I love your layout and enjoy watching your operations.
absolutely brilliant love that section with the loch in the background I'm sure I have fly fished there magic!
I am starting a 009 layout, and I am taking lots of inspiration from your C+DR. I really like your paint schemes and they look great on your engines
+Sir_Fedora - more than minecraft!
Thank you - good luck with your new layout. I would consider joining the 009 Society!
Love the layout. Great work.
Thank you, all, for your kind replies.
das habt ihr sehr gut gemacht !
Brilliant video and I love the railway. Just wondering, what chassis do you use underneath the Leek & Manifold 2-6-4T. I'm thinking of doing one myself and would like to know how to make a chassis that brilliant. Thanks.
Thomas.
+5786Thomas
Apologies for my late reply - I do not log in very often and just saw your query of last year.
The chassis was made from an etched Backwoods Miniatures chassis kit that I severely hacked about. The cranks were supplied by a friend who makes them with a laser cutter, and the valve gear is by RT Models. There is a whole topic about it on the NGRM-online forum, on which you have to register.
Are there any vids on how Ted built this layout
How much driving time do you have between the stations ?
Station to station time is a few minutes. Length of run between main stations is 15 metres - over 1 kilometre in the real world.
what type of engine is Robert the bruce?
Robert the Bruce is a freelance model loosely based on British Colonial prototypes. Hence the cowcatchers and the big headlights.
Ted Polet I meant like, his engine configuration number. like 2-4-0.
Ah, now I understand. Originally it was built like a 2-6-4T, later altered to a 2-6-2T which looks better.
Ted Polet thanks ted! I plan on building a 009 layout sometime in the future, and I'm gather information on layouts and engines. the C&DR looks amazing!
Thanks - remember this is a large 009 locomotive, built using an old Arnold N gauge chassis and a Triang TT 'Jinty' body, from the 1960s. Most 009 models are smaller than this. Good luck with your layout plans - you might consider joining the 009 Society.
Hi Ted if you ever sell this layout please jet me know. he he 😺