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Hey eurobricks,

I'm not very good at starting topics but here I go. I finaly finished this layout a few days ago when I got some new parts so most of my time has beed spent playing with it and making changes, but now I am happy to show you all so I hope you like it.

I made this as a display to roll locos on and off and to display coaches and wagons. So I tried to make it small but still having room for trains. I wanted it to look like a real railway rather than lots of track and not much else. It consists of (from left to right) a bridge for trains to come in and out of, signal box, points and the depot.

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Looking from inside the brige out onto the layout.

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The signal box is similar to gambots one (which I must give him all the credit) but is only a standby until I finish my version.

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Looking onto the depot and inside the shed where a class 08rests and some workers stand around doing nothing.

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Looking down the layout from the depot.

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On top of the bridge I made a hardly used narrow gauge line and put some train spotters look out over the depot.

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I wanted to make this layout a small typical unused and rundown english depot. I know that it dosnt look very run-down but I am working on it.And dont forget that this is only the middle section as a front and back part will be added meaning more tracks and more fun :wink:.

My brickshelf here and here. All coments welcome(but be gentle).

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"say cheese"

Thanks, CB

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Thanks, The Red Brick. Well at the moment it isnt very busy but when I am done it will be :classic:. I have decided that the loco shed looks silly without a diesel refueling station so I am going to try and add one soon.

Thanks, CB

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Reminds me of the part of the station at Arth-Goldau in Switzerland, where the narrow gauge Rigi railway rides across the main line in a bridge, which also houses the station.

Ok slightly different colours are used - but this could make a nice diorama.

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Thanks for your kind comments guys.

@DRM I am quite proud of it myself so thanks :wink: .

@Thanks lightningtiger its very nice when a highly respested member likes you moc :blush:.

@roamingstudio Wow I had never seen that before I didnt know anything like that existed.

I am starting plans on the next part. I think I start the front part first, so any ideas on what I could include?

something with a english style, but I am open to suggestions.

Thanks, CB

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Excellent MOC crabboy329! :thumbup:

The size and level of accuracy of this MOC is amazing. I love the narrow gauge line on the top of the bridge. :wub:

Well done. :classic:

~buddy~

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Thanks Mrlegoninja :wink:. Oh and thanks Masked Builder I hadn't read your post at first. I love it too :tongue:.

Update:

New fueling station added with canopy to cover it.

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Close up of fueling point.

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The canopy to protect the fueler.

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Under the roof there are two trans yellow plates to look like lights.

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Front of the fueling station., Without canopy.

Hope you like it :sceptic::grin:.

Thanks, CB

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I love your big black train. :thumbup:

THATS WHAT SHE SAID! :laugh:

But back to the matter at hand your 08 is a really lovely creation I'd love to see more off it, I'm pretty sure more people would too :wink:

I really like the rest of your MOC too Crabboy, the small gauge railway is different, but I would have put a road or something instead. (but tThats just me). train spotters are a welcome detail too.

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THATS WHAT SHE SAID! :laugh:

But back to the matter at hand your 08 is a really lovely creation I'd love to see more off it, I'm pretty sure more people would too :wink:

I really like the rest of your MOC too Crabboy, the small gauge railway is different, but I would have put a road or something instead. (but tThats just me). train spotters are a welcome detail too.

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Ha very funny gondortoast I lol'd :laugh:. Oh and I had made a topic about it a while ago here (again thanks Bricktrix). Yeah I dont know why I put in the narrow gauge railway but I just didnt want a road and had a few bits of old track lying around. Hey what good is a railway without the trainspotters :tongue: ?

Thanks again Masked Builder its always good to have appreciation :sweet:.

Thanks, CB

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:hmpf:

Ha I know it was a cheap joke, but you set it up perfectly. Ive already been de-moted to washing up duty for making it :hmpf_bad:

Anywho, thats a beauty of a loco crabboy, I remember seeing it some now but I cant rememebr where :wacko:

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Ha I know it was a cheap joke, but you set it up perfectly. Ive already been de-moted to washing up duty for making it :hmpf_bad:

Anywho, thats a beauty of a loco crabboy, I remember seeing it some now but I cant rememebr where :wacko:

Ha I feal sorry for you :sad: but good joke :laugh: . I was inspired by the best - Bricktrix

Thanks, CB

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Thanks buddy and The Red Brick. Any ideas on what next to include? I am working on plans for a new track next to this one where trains can come from both sides.

Thanks, CB

Maybe a crane?

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Maybe a crane?

Your wish is my command :tongue:.

Its update time again:

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Whats that? Well it looks like a big yellow thing (no inappropriate comments please gondortoast :tongue:)

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Well its a crane of course.

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On top. with a view of the working crane rope.

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Underneath the crane.

This crane is designed to remove the engines of locos rather than as a large intermodel container crane. Sorry about the bad pics but I hope you like it.

Brickshelf here

Thanks, CB

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Very well done, CB.

The Narrow gauge engine on the bridge kind of reminds me of Talyllyn, and engine that works on the Rheilfford Talyllyn in Wales. The BR Class 09 is quite admirable, being it the most successful engine in BR history. All in all, I love it, and I hope to see more posts.

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Thanks efullner, I didnt think it at the time but I know what you mean when you say it looks like Talyllyn. I will try to do more and I hope I do, but funds are a bit low at the moment :hmpf_bad: . Although I am open to suggestions on what to add.

Thanks, CB

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