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Started by Greg Millis, September 05, 2022, 14:01

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Greg Millis

Hi all,

I am hoping somebody here can identify (or ideally) fess up to owning the very charming little Woody Green Basin layout which I saw at the NG South?

The layout was a very compact fiddle yard to terminus, I did ask the owner what the dimensions were but, as appears to be the new 'normal' for me, because I didn't write them down, I've forgotten!

I'm hoping the owner is a member here so would be able to supply some details and, hopefully, a few behind the scenes photos?

garrywhiting

Quote from: Greg Millis on September 05, 2022, 14:01
Hi all,

I am hoping somebody here can identify (or ideally) fess up to owning the very charming little Woody Green Basin layout which I saw at the NG South?

The layout was a very compact fiddle yard to terminus, I did ask the owner what the dimensions were but, as appears to be the new 'normal' for me, because I didn't write them down, I've forgotten!

I'm hoping the owner is a member here so would be able to supply some details and, hopefully, a few behind the scenes photos?

Per the exhibition guide the owner is a gentleman called Phil Russell.


Garry

B.Meldon

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Here is a link to a photo of Phil Russell's Woody Green Basin:



Originating web page: https://michaelsrailways.blogspot.com/2022/04/narrow-gauge-south-2022-part-1.html

Brian Meldon

Greg Millis

Thanks both, useful clues to close in the search.

Sadly, no sign of Phil amongst the members list......

Stan Williams

Greg,
Try Patrick Collins who is a member and was advertising NG South.

Stan.

stoke_ferry

4ft x 10 inches. If you are on the NGRM forum the whole layout build is there. Just search for "Woody Green".

Hope that helps.

Greg Millis

Quote from: stoke_ferry on September 12, 2022, 19:14
4ft x 10 inches. If you are on the NGRM forum the whole layout build is there. Just search for "Woody Green".

Hope that helps.
Perfect thank you - and for the pointer towards a detailed thread on NGRM.