It's been a while since I posted any footage of the layout on this blog. For those who are interested in seeing some movements, here are some videos:
Friday, November 23, 2018
Sunday, November 18, 2018
Scenery Work
I have been playing God lately - in the form of Terra forming and scenery work. For ground cover I used some soil which I scooped up on my way home from work one day and sifted this through one of those small tea-strainers.
I also found a pretty good static grass applicator. You can buy this in a kit and it goes together without any soldering required. One uses a 12 V DC transformer and the output is in the range of 40KV.
Being my first attempt, I am pretty pleased on how it turned out and enjoy watching trains pass in this open scene.
The photos show the progress so far.
I also found a pretty good static grass applicator. You can buy this in a kit and it goes together without any soldering required. One uses a 12 V DC transformer and the output is in the range of 40KV.
Being my first attempt, I am pretty pleased on how it turned out and enjoy watching trains pass in this open scene.
The photos show the progress so far.
The following photos with the morning sunlight:
Thursday, November 1, 2018
Building a VR Signal Box from Plans
Here is my first attempt at making a building from styrene. The plans are from Australian Model Railway Magazine and the building is of a two story Victorian Railways Signal Box.
The windows are from Ratio. It is still far from complete obviously. I need to get some corrugated iron sheets, and the steps to complete the model.
I am quite pleased on how it has turned out. It has been a joy to build and to see it come together. The author of the article has done a very good job of explaining the steps to put together and build this signal box.
The windows are from Ratio. It is still far from complete obviously. I need to get some corrugated iron sheets, and the steps to complete the model.
I am quite pleased on how it has turned out. It has been a joy to build and to see it come together. The author of the article has done a very good job of explaining the steps to put together and build this signal box.
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