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Coombe Bridge On the Longroyd Bridge & Bargate Railways

Started by Brian Mosby, August 08, 2015, 18:55

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Brian Mosby

Quote from: Jeff Schumaker on September 11, 2015, 01:19
Quote from: Mozzer on September 10, 2015, 21:56
I removed one on the 2 sets of boards join together by the backscene & test fitted it in the car with 2 of the 3 back seats removed I will get all 4 set in the car I will need to make up some end boards for transport in sets of 2
So I will be able to go to show with 3 operators  all in one car with the layout

Fantastic progress, Mozzer. I was just about to ask if everything would fit in your vehicle for transport. What about the legs?

Jeff S

there is lots of room for the legs & stock box

Jeff Schumaker


Brian Mosby

Quote from: Jeff Schumaker on September 11, 2015, 14:18
That's good to hear.

Jeff S

saying that I may have to get a new car naw

11.30today car parked up in a road side parking bay & gos shopping
a wagon (non uk driver) turns off the road I am parked on & hits my car broken window & 2 bent doors
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Hugh Norwood

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Brian Mosby

the backscene I am going to be using are by id Backscenes & is from there Premium range which is self-adhesive
the info that comes with them say if you are using MDF for your backscene then it will need a coat of Gloss paint
So today I have removed the 3 sheets of MDF from the scenic boards & given them a coat of white gloss paint

now that's done the next job is to spread the ballast & glue it down & once I start that I will post some update photos

Brian Mosby

tonight I have started ballasting I have done 2 on the 3 scenic boards I still need to cut the tracks on the shed roads & then wire them up Plus fit a platform before I can ballast the last one
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Brian Mosby


Got the shed roads cut & wires solded to them & ballasted the mainline but ran out of ballast so need some more to do the shed sidings

Brian Mosby

After tea I made a start on the rock cutting I still need to cut the inner & outer boards to match the build once the glue has dried

the new ballast
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the rock cuttings
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theelliotts

Nice work Brian, I have a question, what scale and is the tunnel entrance?

Brian Mosby

Quote from: theelliotts on September 20, 2015, 04:06
Nice work Brian, I have a question, what scale and is the tunnel entrance?

It a Peco N gauge road bridge which I have razed up so my stock will clear it

Brian Mosby


Brian Mosby

today I have put 3 layers of paper on top of the cutting there is more still to add but I am going to wait till whats on has dryed
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Brian Mosby

Today I have made a start on the standard gauge bridge that will cross the layout behind the 3 road shed

I have made it out of 2 Wills SS69 stone retaining arches I still need to paint it & put down the Standard Gauge track
here are some photos of it in place how dose it look ??
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Jeff Schumaker


Brian Mosby

Today I have put 3 more layers of paper on the hill tops
I also have put a bit of black & green paint down to help others get am idea as to what I am trying to do with the scenic's

I will post photos later today