Miltown Layout

[KMCE]

*Edited to refresh pictures

 

Couple of photos of my small shelf layout (1200mm x 330mm).

 

 

Model built as a shunting puzzle alá Inklenook sidings.

 

Hope you like.

 

Ken

Edited March 7, 2018 by KMCE
Edited to refresh pictures

[Warbonnet]

Very nice Ken, welcome aboard!

[irishthump]

Oh, that IS nice!

[BosKonay]

What a little cracker!! Welcome welcome!

[burnthebox]

Very, very, well done Ken, that's looking just mega, now keep those pics coming, & welcome aboard,

[Dunluce Castle]

Oh this is lovely, right up my street, nice job

[scahalane]

That's a cracking looking layout, well done.

[Noel]

Now that is class. Superb modelling and full of atmosphere. They way you have done the foliage and greenery is simply stunning.

[Kirley]

Such a lot in a small layout, very well done.

[NIRCLASS80]

Looks great, love the light in the cabin.

[jhb171achill]

That's absolutely superb. What are the locomotives?

[richrua]

Brilliant . Really love it. Great atmosphere.

[The Derry Road]

Nicely detailed piece of modelling, looking good and welcome to the forum:cheers:

The derry road:-bd

[Dave]

That is stunning, so much packed into a small space but looks so right, great atmosphere. Excellent modelling

[KMCE]

Many thanks for the replies folks - much appreciated.

 

Achill,

 

The locos are:

 

GEM Webb 2-4-2T kit lightly modified to match GSR Class 434

Mainline J72 Badly masquerading as a GSR Class 551

 

I need to see where I can get number plates to put on the sides of locos - anyone here can do them in brass or similar?

 

Ken

[craven1508]

nicely put together, well done.

[jhb171achill]

GSR / CIE numberplates are indeed etched by one of the members here - was it SSM?

 

They're easy to paint! Cover with the same plain grey as the body, and pick out the numbers and rim in cream.....

[josefstadt]

Fantastic looking layout. Love the way you've blended the scenery into the backscene. Keep the photos coming.