Kinvara-Train

Hi Noel,Paul

My version of Gort-Station (8X2metres)

Best Regards

Walter

Pic.thanks to ECM

Bubbel-Bubbel only in Dublin

we need a ICE-Train in the west:trains:

Best Regards from the west

Walter

Hi Slavek,

Go for FREMO,you are better off:cheers:

best regards

Walter

Hi Slavek,

No way for fremo in Eire there like to cook there one Soup:ROFL:

best regards

hottrain

Best Regards

Walter

Ps. Heki Beli-Beco Viessmann and moore:tumbsup:

All of the feedback is appreciated, thanks.

My son is moving house in the next few weeks. He has a 12x8 garden shed that is very well made, water-tight and less than a year old. He is giving it to me.

At work, our bricklayers have dozens of sheets of un-used 2" and 4" high density foil backed insulation that they want shot off. I can take it anytime, free. With that in mind, I am thinking of taking the shed and re-building it with a 4" insulated base and filling the side panels with the 2" high density foam, followed by 4" foam into the roof area.

 

 

 

 

Hi Tony,

very good,plus a little heating and Plywood:-bd you are an the Ball:cheers:

best regards

Walter

He used MDF baseboards which he says warped over time in his loft. What a shame, his layout construction videos are legendary. Watching that video I'm glad we chose marine grade 9mm ply 23 years ago. Its heart breaking seeing that. Redoing the electric cabling alone would be a massive task.

for this Plywood only

Built my baseboards today using 50 x 40mm redwood and 9mm birch plywood (top of the range). This ply is high quality and poses no risk of warping or twisting. Glued and screw to the strong frame it doesn't require and intermediate runners. I'm not sure on whether to cover it with cork even though I have already bought it but I'm looking forward to starting to lay some track this weekend.

Hi Tony,

Yes Plywood is the best,put the cork unter the track's

best regards

Walter

like the ALDI Lighthouse:)

Best Regards

Kinvara Train

All the best seamus

Best Regards

Walter

wow speechless

Best Regards from the West

Kinvara-Train

Hi Jack,

All the best from the West:cheers:

Best regards

Walter

Above and beyond my ambitions and health allows

Free to good home, collection only from Tralee area

three baseboards

 

1. 6 foot by 3 foot on substantial legs and castors. Painted.

2. 6 foot by 20" No legs. Painted in primer

3. 70" by 30" approximately. No legs.

 

Professionally built. To good to scrap

 

Keep on shunting

 

Geordiekerryman

 

Phone - 087 679 4932

Plywood or MDF ??????

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Kinvara-Train

Hi Irishrailwayman

this is not a critical comment but maybe you would consider next time to curve the background it might look smoother

Best regards

Walter

Hi Irishrailwayman,

WOW real Wood and no Paper,The Basebord has Class

best regards

Kinvara-Train

no Maerklin O.M.G

Thanks Horsetan,buying a DB diesel,probably Fleischmann.

Trix is great to

this is the way

Walter

mega

sorry still under GB rules

no choice at the time

This sort of thing, with a plywood sheet on top.

 

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The amount of bracing required depends upon the thickness of the top sheet.

 

The holes aren't strictly necessary, but reduce the weight slightly and can be handy to pass wiring through.

The Best:banana:

Ply-Wood only no Paper

Hello from the west,

The Bray show is one again this Sunday the 24.05.15

See you all there

Best regards

Walter