A video made by Jim Read featuring his first micro layout. Jim employs interesting construction techniques, and shows that O scale need not be expensive.
I enjoyed watching this video, I have modeled in N, 009, OO and O gauges, I found the O gauge most enjoyable due to size, I had to give up when I moved onto a 40' narrow boat, I am now contemplating building a small O layout on a 1'x4' board.
I have enjoyed your video and it really helps me with my recovery from my brain tumour and stroke as I try to get back to my modelling I mention my illness so you know who is watching and why thank you 😊
Glad you enjoyed it, Martin. I now own two of Jim's layouts that are featured; you may have noticed the striking resemblance of 'Melbourne Street Brewery' to 'Maltby'... I'll have to get cracking on an update/upgrade of the other one soon.
Absolutely brilliant! Probably one of the best model rail layouts I've seen yet. Small, yet highly engaging. And everything being scratchbuilt just makes it all the more remarkable. Real "old school" craftsmanship.
That's really clever layout and the bit , were you can change train's...Never seen that before... Very clever for a small layout. The buildings look great too, very nice, how the fit in.
I enjoyed watching this video, I have modeled in N, 009, OO and O gauges, I found the O gauge most enjoyable due to size, I had to give up when I moved onto a 40' narrow boat, I am now contemplating building a small O layout on a 1'x4' board.
Greetings Jim, nice miccro layout, thanks for sharing
I have enjoyed your video and it really helps me with my recovery from my brain tumour and stroke as I try to get back to my modelling I mention my illness so you know who is watching and why thank you 😊
Glad you enjoyed it, Martin. I now own two of Jim's layouts that are featured; you may have noticed the striking resemblance of 'Melbourne Street Brewery' to 'Maltby'... I'll have to get cracking on an update/upgrade of the other one soon.
Absolutely brilliant! Probably one of the best model rail layouts I've seen yet. Small, yet highly engaging. And everything being scratchbuilt just makes it all the more remarkable. Real "old school" craftsmanship.
You might like to check out the GOG November Virtual Show. 'Melbourne Street Brewery' started life as Jim's 'Maltby Spring Water' depot.
Well done Jim, very nice - thanks for sharing.
Excellent Jim, great little layout.
So insprational Jim,. Thank you so much for making and sharing this video. The card wagons are amazing!
Very nice layout! Compact, but still interesting operationally, with some nice scenic work.
Lovely little layout Jim.
That's really clever layout and the bit , were you can change train's...Never seen that before... Very clever for a small layout.
The buildings look great too, very nice, how the fit in.
Absolutely fantastic. Thank you
Very nice Jim. Would like to see the other two micro layouts.
Very nice jim great little layout
This is a great little layout!
Great layout, thank you..
Thanks for watching!
Great layout! Less is more!
Awesome model bud!
Thank you! Cheers!
Charming.
Lovely
great video, can you do a video about the travessor, please
A video of the construction of the traverser is available at ruclips.net/video/8B3sJbv5C-o/видео.html