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  • being christmas and how gorgeous this N scale city is with the tram I could watch it all day long

  • Superb layout, Very interesting & well detailed

  • Great models and layout which were beautifully photographed. Thanks for posting. 

  • These are great models, I'd never have guessed that these were made out of the cheap diecast typhoo tram I must dig mine out!!

  • Ingenious!

  • wonderful .... good music too ... an excellent film ... thankyou. An inspiration !!

  • Marvellous! And great to see models going at the equivalent of real-life speeds.

  • it is a very beautifull work, Thanks a lot. Sure it is much more easy to achieve that slow prototype-like operation in HO scale. We clean our home tramway tracks once a month with the light sandpaper and we oil the gear once in 4 monthes and it works really slowly.

  • It's the slow movement of Beethoven's 5th Piano Concerto - The Emperor.

  • Thanks, Keith - I knew somebody would know!

  • PS What is the music? Soothing!

  • I honestly can't remember - Beethoven's something other I think - but I fully expect to stand corrected (as the man in orthopaedic shoes said).

  • Wonderful. You are not actually picking up current from the cantenary, are you.

  • I'll answer for Eddy who built the layout but no, current is drawn from the rails. Considering this is in N it's a testimony to the operator's cleansing skills in that the tiny motors, wheels and track have to be kept absolutely immaculate in order for the layout to run smoothly.

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