Looking forward to seeing these buildings - I've got a few of Ivan's prints myself and the quality is just superb

Double slips might take a while! Haha, give it time! :lol: WIT control is probably the most reliable method in my opinion, although I have experimented with using magnets and solenoids in other scales. But I think the advantage of WIT is, you can wire it up to a neat looking control panel with leve...

It's definitely got me considering having a go at making some of my own trackwork (when I get the time!). There have been so many occasions when I've wished for a wider selection of track pieces! Thanks Doug

I think it's a great idea to include topics such as these to encourage the development of the more technical aspects of the scale... Here is a standard "0" point and its "00" equivalent. 9cf2copy.jpg From what I can see there is little if any difference except for the fact that it does away with the...

THAT is awesome! Just what we need.

I'm looking forward to seeing you tackle double slips....

Maybe I'm getting carried away here but I'm surprised nobody has tackled motorised points yet...

I'll just have enough space to assemble four or five of the eight sections together in the house! And that will mean getting on my hands and knees to get into and out of the kitchen!!! Either that....or go out the front door, down the side of the house and in the back door! Once finished, I'll prob...

Looking fantastic Doug Just wish I had space to build a masterpiece such as that!

Keep up the great work. It's a very iconic railway feature so will definitely be a crowd pleaser (the real thing looks very stunning when lit up in the dark hint hint ...)

Ah - my bad Doug, didn't spot that

And of course the Glasgow subway's "Clockwork Orange"

People might remember me for the rather pointless static model of the A4... I've taken a slight departure from my usual steam creations recently and have started work on some more modern things such as EMUs - namely class 380, but also a class 20, a 37, a 334 Juniper and whatever this is... simply b...

Nice, who made that?

Wolfie

Hi, just joined this after rediscovering it had been reopened! (thanks Doug :D ) The layout is (or should I say was) mine - I had emailed the editor a few months back, and at the time they had said since T Gauge was "still in its infancy" they didn't think it would be suitable. So I was quite surpri...