So with no replies but a good few views no one has pointed out any problems with plan. I have come across a similar plan but single line based on Golant in Cornwall where the railway line separates the harbour and river which could be fun to adjust my plan to incorporate. Only minor issue is I cant ...

Looking great Doug.

Plan as promised. Also on facebook.

Hi all Just thought I would start a layout thread as well as post on Facebook. Plan is a double track at moment, might add points to run more trains but not sure at moment. Planning on using flexible track in scenic area and standard off scene, depending on how easy it is to curve flexible track. An...

Does anyone know an acceptable gradient in T, so X cm per y length?

Trying to figure out a starting point for a plan and trying to see if gradients will be ok. Not totally sure on board size, could be 4x2, 8x2 or even an l shape.

Have decided to get back into T gauge. I have an empty room but still deciding what sort of layout to do. Got flexi track and fixed stuff, which I will probably use where track is hidden. The new points seem interesting and although mainly after watching trains run, a point at the station would add ...

Well done Doug.

Hope day three of the show goes well.

Just seen on their facebook page that electric points should be about 6 weeks away and cost £25.00

As promised, pics of the 3 viaducts

Dent Arten Gill
Ribblehead

Hi all Well with Christmas over I can now do a little work on the layout. Thanks to Doug I now how all 3 viaducts, Ribblehead, Dent and Arten Gill. They just need cleaning and painting as I have now sorted the roadbed issue I had. Got the scenery to start carving up, so hope to post some pics in a f...

The visit from Pete Waterman sounds great. From reading a forum or two it seems the layout was well received, only ever so slightly negative said although layout and scenery was great, operation was still a little simplistic. But a layout to me is what you want it to be.

If you go onto rmweb you can see some pictures of the layout taken at Warley.

Great to hear you have another invite to show The Bridge. You are definitely spreading the word of T gauge.

gbtrains wrote:No need to be angry about it as Doug has told me to set another thread going.

Apologies, my sense of humour. Missed the smiley face at the end which would have made more sense.

Will be interesting to see 2 different viewpoints of the same area.

Hi Graham

Hands off my thread!!!! I'm just waiting for some 3D prints before progressing to track laying but giving me time to think over scenery etc, which is the most important thing to me.

How easy did you find cutting and laying the cork?

Well received my order from T Gauge.com with track and ballast. The 750mm track seems to bend ok. Also got some polystyrene so will start laying out scenic area roughly. Have got a Silhouette Cameo machine so hoping to use this to print out buildings etc, initial experiment looks promising.

I hope to restart sometime in the new year. My first effort was too ambitious. No doubt it could have been sorted out but I was seriously disappointed with myself! Lessons learned though. Next one will be far simpler. 1) Make a decent set of point jigs and gauges (if only Tgauge.com could come up w...

My bad, this was the dummy viaduct, actual one below.

Well here are a couple of pics of the viaduct on the board. It might of got slightly damaged between the middle 2 pieces but will take a closer look.