KevinS Goodwood Track
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I'm probably getting pretty close to my Photobucket bandwidth limit for this month (circa 25 meg) what with these pics and my TR4 project so if anyone has any trouble seeing the above I have duplicated them (smaller) at
http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=2135410784
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http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=2135410784
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I suspect they are the cast iron tables and chairs from Scale Link (about 2/3 the way down) - I haven't tried them myself but they do look superb in Kevin's layout
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That looks absolutely fantastic. Really nice job there!
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QUOTE (astro @ 21 Nov 2004, 19:05)I suspect they are the cast iron tables and chairs from Scale Link (about 2/3 the way down) - I haven't tried them myself but they do look superb in Kevin's layout
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Yes. Thanks for the Link Astro. They do look superb on Kevin's layout.
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Yes. Thanks for the Link Astro. They do look superb on Kevin's layout.
Steve
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Superb looking track! i love the detail you put in it kevin!
What did you use for the sandboxes?
Greetz
Gunther
What did you use for the sandboxes?
Greetz
Gunther
QUOTE (astro @ 22 Nov 2004, 00:05)I suspect they are the cast iron tables and chairs from Scale Link (about 2/3 the way down) - I haven't tried them myself but they do look superb in Kevin's layout
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Hi - the tables are plastic.
I came across a range of model railway froma German company called POLA. They do a very impressive range of accessories in "G" gauge. G Gauge is about 1/32 and some of the POLA stuff is very effective (an very reasonably priced).
Most of the white picket fencing you can see around the pit area is from the same range. It costs about £12 for 8 sections of fencing, but the good news is that you can assemble almost any width and configuration of gate - they're all over the place on my layout.
You can check out some of the POLA stuff on the Gaugemaster website.
I've also used some other railway stuff - the old advertisement boards for example. I'll add some more info in response to the other posts.
Cheers
Kevin
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Hi - the tables are plastic.
I came across a range of model railway froma German company called POLA. They do a very impressive range of accessories in "G" gauge. G Gauge is about 1/32 and some of the POLA stuff is very effective (an very reasonably priced).
Most of the white picket fencing you can see around the pit area is from the same range. It costs about £12 for 8 sections of fencing, but the good news is that you can assemble almost any width and configuration of gate - they're all over the place on my layout.
You can check out some of the POLA stuff on the Gaugemaster website.
I've also used some other railway stuff - the old advertisement boards for example. I'll add some more info in response to the other posts.
Cheers
Kevin
QUOTE (Nuro @ 21 Nov 2004, 19:56)Track looks fantastic. This is what I'd like one day. Those figures must have taken a while to paint.
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Hi Nuro.
Some of the figures did take a while, to paint, but the best ones are the pre-painted figures from Presier. These aren't cheap, but no other figures come close in my view. They also have fair number of "period" looking figures which go well with the overall feel I was trying to create.
Other figures are the ususal suspects - Scalextric, MRRC, SRA. There are some other additions from Britains, and some "conscientious objectors" from the Tamya 1/35 miltary range who prefer motor racing!
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Hi Nuro.
Some of the figures did take a while, to paint, but the best ones are the pre-painted figures from Presier. These aren't cheap, but no other figures come close in my view. They also have fair number of "period" looking figures which go well with the overall feel I was trying to create.
Other figures are the ususal suspects - Scalextric, MRRC, SRA. There are some other additions from Britains, and some "conscientious objectors" from the Tamya 1/35 miltary range who prefer motor racing!
Kevin
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TOP track!
I reckon you capture the feel of the era perfectly and that is a NICE field of cars! Glad to see the silver race Aston, is that a much deserved rework of the Bond version? or a repaint of the yellow?
Coopdevil QUOTE I'm probably getting pretty close to my Photobucket bandwidth limit for this month
Why not look into thw SlotForum Membership Plus package? then you can store your pics here at the forum!
I reckon you capture the feel of the era perfectly and that is a NICE field of cars! Glad to see the silver race Aston, is that a much deserved rework of the Bond version? or a repaint of the yellow?
Coopdevil QUOTE I'm probably getting pretty close to my Photobucket bandwidth limit for this month
Why not look into thw SlotForum Membership Plus package? then you can store your pics here at the forum!
Wonderful track Kevin - it's so nice to see such a well executed period piece. And, it looks like it does a grand job holding up the roof too!
Thanks also to Coop for posting the pictures
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Thanks also to Coop for posting the pictures
QUOTE (LMP04 @ 21 Nov 2004, 20:13)Looks great! Love the paddock-2-track lane.
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Cheers Gary. The paddock track works as well - it isn't just for show. The lane that leads out to the track has it's own power source via a power boster cable. The second lane finishes just before the entrance gate and is "dead" but makes a good parking slot (and stops them all crashng into each other...)
Kevin
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Cheers Gary. The paddock track works as well - it isn't just for show. The lane that leads out to the track has it's own power source via a power boster cable. The second lane finishes just before the entrance gate and is "dead" but makes a good parking slot (and stops them all crashng into each other...)
Kevin
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