Despite the software indicating that the siding (between the Loco Shed and the Controller) would be possible, in practice it was too tight. Below is what the layout will now look like.
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| 1200 x 400 mm N Gauge Layout MkV |
Below is the fourth design iteration of my small N Gauge layout. I have replaced the two Peco engine sheds with a single Graham Farish pre-built unit. This gives me more track space at the front and rear of the shed (the MkIII version was very crowded) and allows for the addition of a storage line down the side of the shed.
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| 1200 x 400 mm N Gauge Layout MkIV |
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| Cameron enjoying the iPad in the cubby house. |
I have made some modifications to my planned layout. See the image below. I have simplified the design and added a signal box. Construction has commenced with Tasmanian Oak beams and plywood base. The controller will be a Morley Controllers Vector Zero Two (rapidly becoming my favourite controller).
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| 1200 x 400 mm N Gauge Layout MkII |
Edit: See below for a slightly modified “MkIII” design. This is the design I have commenced construction on.
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| 1200 x 400 mm N Gauge Layout MkIII |
So, it’s been a while since I posted a blog update. Here goes:
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| 400 x 1200 mm Layout Plan |
Here is a list of the birds I am looking for in 2013: