Mine has to run DCC Sound locomotives AND DC trains. So what did I do? I decided to use an ANE Model LD101 controller so that all I have to do is press a button on the handset.
chould be a good 00 layout for a small room a fold up one a good plan when your done it chold be put inder your bed or in a cubed I am thinking of doing this my self soon in 00 or n gage like my dads army layout
I really like the simplicity of the layout. Just one question: How are the L-girders that hold up the Edgeworth-sign attached to the legs ? Do you have a treaded pipe in the leg in which you screw a bolt through the girder?
+Phil Parker I noticed there on the sign that theres lighting installed. I've seen a few layouts at shows that have these fitted and I'm tempted to make on myself. Some of the places where I go to these shows the lighting isn't that good. Are there any articles print/online that would give me some advice on making one of these?
We've republished all the Edgeworth articles in a single book a zine which includes the lighting and I'm going to cover the new layouts setup in a couple of months.
you are a nice youtuber ...
I have that book .
My dad had it back in 1970
Kept it all these years .
What a beautiful little GWR layout
Hello Mr. Parker! Thanks so much for sharing, so looking forward to many many many many more updates and videos! Very enjoyable.
That looks a bit like my Dad’s Army layout, Walmington-on-sea!!
Love the hinge idea. Very clever amd accurate. I will use that myself.
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Top notch!
Mine has to run DCC Sound locomotives AND DC trains. So what did I do? I decided to use an ANE Model LD101 controller so that all I have to do is press a button on the handset.
Excellent.....
Interesting.
Nice
give it nice
chould be a good 00 layout for a small room a fold up one a good plan when your done it chold be put inder your bed or in a cubed I am thinking of doing this my self soon in 00 or n gage like my dads army layout
What product did you use on the legs for the bolt to go through and align the legs
I really like the simplicity of the layout.
Just one question: How are the L-girders that hold up the Edgeworth-sign attached to the legs ? Do you have a treaded pipe in the leg in which you screw a bolt through the girder?
Brass self tapping screws. Not sophisticated but they work! Trick is to re-use the holes each time.
+Phil Parker
I noticed there on the sign that theres lighting installed. I've seen a few layouts at shows that have these fitted and I'm tempted to make on myself. Some of the places where I go to these shows the lighting isn't that good. Are there any articles print/online that would give me some advice on making one of these?
We've republished all the Edgeworth articles in a single book a zine which includes the lighting and I'm going to cover the new layouts setup in a couple of months.
+Phil Parker
Ok. Thanks for that. I'll be sure to keep a look out.
objection!
Could I convert to n gauge
Of course
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