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Tramway de Miel

Ardeche-miniatures



Scampington and Chipside Railway

Dybbstalbahn

Castagnola South Light Railway

Haggerleases Light Railway

Foxshaw Garden Railway

Isle of Westland

LinzGstadBahn-Paul Holtz




Pichler's Gartenbahn



BOMA Gartenbahn



Shishi-Gatani ('Deer Valley') Light Railway

Sandstone and Termite Railway

Takasaki Light Railway

Rurr Valley Railway and Mining Co

The Toenail Ridge Shortline

Innovative Site with English Check out the homemade snow blower.HERE

Cracking German web-site, just lifted from VML...

http://www.udogueterbahn2m.de/

Superb pics, wonderful modelling skills - I think I've seen this guy's work on Buntbahn before now...

Here's another excellent site from a Swiss guy - tons of great modelling going on here

http://www.gilbert-gribi.ch/

All superb modelling.

The links to other modellers too like Christian Mayère and Gary Nichols show some skills that I could only dream of.

Tell yer what - if I could achieve just once what you two and the other regular forae do on a daily basis I would be very happy indeed.

It's evident that I do a fair bit of stuff and I always have to be occupied otherwise I just in front of the PC posting snotty replies on forums........

But there are people out there with such attention to modelling detail which is not my thing, certainly not anymore.
These people must have microscopic vision and heart surgeon's fingers.

As I always say...'Chacun (ou chacune) son truc' and everyone on this forum has interesting and diverse skills.

BTW. How's that Soller tram coming along Patrick? Have you done anymore to it recently?

A shameless plug (for a change) - I have this evening updated my website a bit.

The main area of change is the Who's Who page, which aside from some new figures in it, now has nice wizzy little clicky buttons on it so as to allow you see a slide-show of your choosing (should you so wish, of course!). If anyone has any funnies to report with that, please let me know. I am aware of an issue with the Opera browser, and IE7 doesn't show the button colours correctly (but should still execute the slideshow)

Also added a couple of new map pins in the 'Visits Map' bit.

http://www.scampington-chipside.co.uk

Had to drag myself away Clive, I had forgotten just how many of those figures you had made. (zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz) Excellent idea the slideshow thing BTW. But I just had to find how you did the viaduct in the main picture. I actually had the same idea re cutting tiles some time ago, I posted it as an idea on one of Troys forums. The only response was " why don't you just buy these (link to scale bricks)" - I think your viaduct proves the point.

Found this site this evening:

http://www.feldbahn-modellbau.ch/

Some eye-popping modelling skills on show here...

Hello to all
Around one year ago, I've written on this forum that I shall issue soon some web page about garden trains. Since, I have been silent, but not completely inactive. The 'soon' have been a bit lengthy, but here we are with some new stuff.
While some pages are there from some time now, I've completed the stuff you have already seen in the forum with info about live steam, analogic command (yeees !), Peco rails and accessories, some cabins builts from piko kits and the crane from the Pola kit bought at the open day. Add to that a few photos of my small fleet.

That's here in English: http://rouzeau.net/GardenRailway/GardenRailway
(not everything having being translated in english, but the photos may speak...)

et par ici en Français http://rouzeau.net/TrainDeJardin/TrainDeJardin

Rebonjour Pierre !

It was good to see you at Villebon if only briefly with little time to talk and I'm glad you're back here on the forum. More technical projects please!

Les pages en français m'aiderent aux expos dans le future parce qu'il y a beaucoup des gens qui demandent des information et je n'en ai pas assez.

We will have another open day.....
Next year, here or hereabouts for sure.