5" Gauge Garden Railway: Part 1, Digging the track bed
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- 5" gauge Garden Railway. This part covers the layout and marking and digging of the 50m loop. Time lapse mostly. Using Paul Norman Plastics (PNP) railway sleepers and chairs.
Background Music:
1st. (00:00 - 00:40) Google supplied background.
2nd (00:42-04:00) Piano cover of 4-Non Blondes "What's Up"
3rd (04:10 - end) Piano cover of Mike Oldfield "Crisis"
Great project - like seeing new garden layouts started from the beginning. Nice music to sit back and watch you work.. Skål! Ron//
Glad you enjoyed it
Loved the video. It was nice to watch you work and see how you were doing it. Rob
thank you. Different scales give rise to different problems
Great video😁. I’m hoping to build a 5 inch garden railway in the next 2 years.
don't under estimate the volume of digging! its worth it , and it will get you fit!
great video liked 🚂👍🚄
glad you liked it - just a hobby gone too far!
Hi I'm in the process of building mine very similar to yours I have dug down 50-100mm and back filled with scalpings before laying ballast, have you found your track sink in any way??
Nice, would love to see the next update
it will be coming, but not for a while. thanks for your interest
5" is my dream ...
Ideally it needs far more space than I can devote. But we will still have fun!
Great video! What is the radius on your curves? 10 or 15ft?
5.8m radius. Roughly 18ft.
@@RanmoreCommonRailway Thanks for the help! I'm looking at a loco that needs a min 15ft radius and its good to see others layouts.
Where did you get the track from
pnp-railways.co.uk , a sensible price, and i have been happy with the quality,
How did you bend the rails? silly question but..
A rail Bender. Sorry... But its true. PNP sell one for about £90.😜
link below:
www.pnp-railways.co.uk/products/rail-bender-supplied-by-ride-on-railways/
part 3 shows the rail bender in action if you are interested.
@@RanmoreCommonRailway Ahhhh
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I've always wanted to see someone do this a good job thanks for putting it on.