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Track geometries for 00-Gauge Hornby SeTrack (1.6k views)I have recently returned to model railwaying after a hiatus of over a decade. Since I last modelled, things have changed considerably, with the wide availability of modelling software which allows layouts to be carefully ...Collection of model railway designs (223 views)In the last few months I've made a collection of model railway designs as possibilities for a new layout. Whilst I wont end up building most of them I thought I'd share them here in ...
Funny synopsis of Warren G’s “Regulate” (124 views)I saw this on Wikipedia a while ago, it might even have been a couple of years ago, thanks to a friend's link on facebook. It has since disappeared from wikipedia, which is a shame ...Model rail gradients (124 views)Model railways, like the real thing, tend to be fairly flat. If you want ot have more complex layouts with gradients you need to plan carefully in advance, and avoid the temptation to create an ...Track geometries for 00-Gauge Hornby SeTrack (86.7k views)I have recently returned to model railwaying after a hiatus of over a decade. Since I last modelled, things have changed considerably, with the wide availability of modelling software which allows layouts to be carefully ...Funny synopsis of Warren G’s “Regulate” (11k views)I saw this on Wikipedia a while ago, it might even have been a couple of years ago, thanks to a friend's link on facebook. It has since disappeared from wikipedia, which is a shame ...Collection of model railway designs (7k views)In the last few months I've made a collection of model railway designs as possibilities for a new layout. Whilst I wont end up building most of them I thought I'd share them here in ...Model rail gradients (4.6k views)Model railways, like the real thing, tend to be fairly flat. If you want ot have more complex layouts with gradients you need to plan carefully in advance, and avoid the temptation to create an ...Track geometries for 00-Gauge Hornby SeTrack (27 comments)I have recently returned to model railwaying after a hiatus of over a decade. Since I last modelled, things have changed considerably, with the wide availability of modelling software which allows layouts to be carefully ...00-gauge SeTrack layout for a triple loop in 12ft x 8ft (2 comments)Below is a layout which fits a triple loop design into a typical shed of 12ft x 8ft. This gives a good length of run between each station and still leaves plenty of space to ...Collection of model railway designs (2 comments)In the last few months I've made a collection of model railway designs as possibilities for a new layout. Whilst I wont end up building most of them I thought I'd share them here in ...Funny synopsis of Warren G’s “Regulate” (1 comment)I saw this on Wikipedia a while ago, it might even have been a couple of years ago, thanks to a friend's link on facebook. It has since disappeared from wikipedia, which is a shame ...
on Track geometries for 00-Gauge Hornby SeTrack: “Hi Jeff I assume you mean on the standard Hornby 4-track loop or equivalent 180 curve? If so then yes,…” on Track geometries for 00-Gauge Hornby SeTrack: “Hi Ian. I haven't measured it precisely myself but I believe sleeper thickness is 2mm. The track on top of…” on 00-gauge SeTrack layout for a triple loop in 12ft x 8ft: “Hi Jim Of course you're welcome to replicate the layouts - they're there to inspire and to be used. I'm…”
on Collection of model railway designs: “Really useful plans. Your geometry layouts have helped me solved several problems. Many thanks!” on 00-gauge SeTrack layout for a triple loop in 12ft x 8ft: “Jon, I came across your website recently and was intrigued by your model railway designs. So much so I have…”
Hello John, When this is over I am going to create a scale model of Sheffield Victoria for my 18 moth old grandson. Can we discuss? Ian S12
Hi Ian
Absolutely. Ask anything you’d like. Please note that the e‑mail address you used for your comment seemed to bounce though so please check it is correct