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  • Great selection of overhead locos,never seen as many on a model layout thanks for sharing,cheers Tony.

  • were did you buy the dbso?

  • Is the APT formed out of 2 sets?

    I like the working lights on the 87 too!. Unusual livery its in. What happened to the pantos on the RES 86s / 91?

  • Hi the APT is one set + spare power car. 87101 carries white window frames as painted for the Bounds Green open day in 87. The res 86's are just spare bodies that I have that are awaiting detailing whilst the 91 is awaiting a replacement pan as the original was damaged.

  • nice, your vids are great, i subed

  • Wow! Amazing layout, just what I've always wanted, but im having to ditch mine and go the Diesel route due to lack of time. Maybe in another 20 years!!!!

  • nice to see that APT at work. Looks good under the wires.

    Also realy like the DBSO is cool

    any 47/7s?

    is the catenary kit or scratch built?

  • All the catenery is scratchbuilt from copper wire and old lengths of rail. I will be supplying the catenery shortly however via our westcoast miniatures website. No 47/7's as yet although with a railway as big as this there is plenty of space to run one!

  • Watched all the videos of the progress and loved it -fab music too, nice to see the APT running - I have 2 that will get amalgamated like yours and the catenary system does you proud - so few people seem to try it -Looking forward to the next one.

  • what type of track did you use for your model railway?

  • Peco code 100 flexitrack as it's UV stable.

  • nice catenary

  • Like the arc effect on the APT. 5* Cheers.

  • Come on Dave when are you going to run a VSOE Special hauled by a proper ''steam'' train

    Ian

  • what do u use to clean ur layout and how often do u clean ur layout?

    Great vid by the way!

  • The line out in the garden proper gets a quick hoover with an old vac cleaner then the rails get a quick rub over with a rubber sanding block. So far the railway has only run in its entirity a couple of times as im still working on the garden section but a clean is nessesary before a running session. Usualy cleaning takes about 15 -20 mins.

  • Very nice video thank you for putting it on you tube

  • Yes the OHLE stays up all the time. This section of line is built under a canopy at the side of the garage so is protected from the weather. To hold the balast down I use exterior yacht varninsh.

  • Do you keep all the OH lines up all the time? and how do you keep your ballast down?

    Good vid!

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