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Boltorr Brook Bridge in situ
There’s this thing about building your own railway. 1: There’s a lot to do & 2: It’s only you who can do it When I started this project I knew it wasn’t going to be up and running by April. … Continue reading
Posted in Boltorr Road Halt, Modelling, Railways
Tagged abutments, Boltorr bridge, checkrails, landscaping, track laying, track-bed
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Well, There’s Theory … And Then There’s Practice – Boltorr Bridge
I sort of want to delete the previous blog posting. Things didn’t turn out as I intended. Why? I’m modelling in OO “gauge“. Not “scale“. That’s another thing. Don’t even go down the HO route. Hey, we’re British. Not as … Continue reading
Posted in Blah! Blah!, Boltorr Road Halt, Modelling, Railways
Tagged Boltorr bridge, colour rendering, weathering
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