Website EM Gauge 70s - November Update

[Dan Randall]

I’ve just realised it’s the 1st November, so without further ado, here’s the latest dose of EM inspiration, from Kier and chums….

EM Gauge Layouts, Models & Projects

EM Gauge Layouts, Models & Projects

www.emgauge70s.co.uk

Regards

Dan

 

[Joe's Garage]

Thank you again guys, I was impressed with Swan Street especially the derelict building, very realistic.
Cheers Julian

 

[MarkR]

Excellent, as always!
Many thanks for my monthly dose of superb modelling.
Mark

 

[Grahame Hedges]

Another super dose of inspiration. And I spent what seemed like half the night watching the HB videos tagged to the bottom of the update. The layout is such a wonderful and evocative step back in time to a relatively recent but memorable and interesting (for me) period and location. It's well observed and atmospheric with great attention to detail and first class consistent modelling.

 

[Kier Hardy]

As always, thank you all for your comments - much appreciated. Equally, I get my inspiration from not just memories, but also the content of Western Thunder and its contributors. Long may it continue with a nod to Cynric.

 

[Joe's Garage]

Hi Kier
I have a small request for the next instalment of the EM gauge updates if may be so bold!I spent an hour last night looking at various videos of Ian Manderson's Hartburn on You Tube. Lovely running and very evocative. I know this used to feature on these updates and realise that the layout has not appeared here for a while.
It is a firm favourite primarily for it simplicity and excellent modelling of this line which I am beginning to have an interest (see my request re Ian Futers Kielder Forest layout in Q&A).
Would Ian mind giving us an update, can he be persuaded Kier?
Oxford Rail's J26 and J27s open up such possibilities!
Cheers Julian