Poulton is now built up and in one piece for the first time enabling me
to eventually post a photo of the entire scenic section of the layout,
hope you enjoy.
Based on the station which serves the market town of Poulton-le-Fylde, located on the Fylde coast, this new exhibition layout aims to provide both modelling ability as well as operational interest. Situated on the busy Blackpool North to Preston line, the station managed by Northern Rail, sees regular services from Manchester Piccadilly, York and Liverpool Lime street.
Saturday, 15 June 2013
Tuesday, 4 June 2013
Traffic Management
The roadworks are well underway on "Breck Road" bridge and now feature additional detailing such as traffic cones, hi-vis tape and weathering. Here are a few pictures:
Saturday, 1 June 2013
A Step Back In Time
A step back in time today as I decided to give Regional Railways class
150 a run on the layout. I was surprised how well it seems to fit the
layout aesthetically, maybe a 1990's running session is required at some
point. Here are a few pictures:
Details Details Details...
Some additional track details have been added to enhance the realism and interest of the junction. The following picture shows old sleeper and crossing 'v' details:
Monday, 20 May 2013
Wednesday, 8 May 2013
"Coping" with it
Long overdue, the coping stones have been completed on "Breck Road" bridge and also on the ramp down to the car park behind the station platform. The "Coping Stones" are made from plastic strip scribed at regular intervals to define the individual stones. These were then painted.
A few pictures follow:
A few pictures follow:
Wednesday, 1 May 2013
A Visitor to Poulton
Testing tonight saw Central Trains Class 150/1 call at the Preston bound platform at Poulton station. Some pictures:
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