Continuing the Neubahn layout.

This is a DC layout using DCC digital (what type of controller I can't say)

I was really impressed in how well it was constructed, the detailed scenery, not over detailed, the actual use of the pantographs (if you look closely on the previous videos it looks as though it is running along the catenary, but under close inspection the pantograph is a couple of mms just under.....well, that's the way it looked to me ), the well laid out fiddle yard at the back and how well the members ran it, changing the running trains after every three or four laps.

Only one word - brilliant

Now some photos

Looking one way along the layout




Looking the other way




Looking at the well laid out fiddle yard

I am impressed in the way that they have constructed a 'gate' at either end, so that it allows the pantographs to run along the catenary, you can leave the pantos up and as they approach the gate the pantos are guided, thus leaving the fiddle yard to place locos and rolling stock without having to worry about snagging the catenary. great idea





Station area














The signal tower area














Right end










the left end
























The bridge









The bus stop













Enjoy


Next time an unbelievable Tri-ang layout

Very nice and thanks for posting Dusan

Thanks for the photos and video Dusan.

Another British OO scale outline layout called Catherwood, representing the fifties and sixties, a small coastal/seaside terminus station set in west Dorset in the south of England.

The write up states:-

The traffic on the line represents what may have been seen on a busy summer's day. Local passenger and branch-line trains make up the bulk of traffic to be seen as well as goods trains delivering and picking up coal, fruit, cattle, newspapers, fish etc. There are also regular appearances by passenger trains from Waterloo

The scenery, again, is quite remarkable and exceptionally well done. A pleasure to view this layout.





















































Enjoy

Next time Australian outline layouts.