Hello everybody! Welcome back to another Seaton Tramway video, featuring some model tram layouts as well as the 2'9" gauge heritage trams of the Tramway! Hope you enjoy!
I renovated a 4mm model tramway I built in the 1990s using grooved nickel silver rail. It was a joy to construct those rails and encase them in a resin roadway. I have never seen such drawn NS rails since; surely even the Chinese could produce them...they look so good.
I remember the old monochrome BBC pictures taken at model railway shows-1950s, I guess, accompanied with stock 'wallpaper music' and the models racing round at terrifying speed. I imagined the passengers being flung over to the opposite side and subject to excessive g forces when suddenly stopping.
I renovated a 4mm model tramway I built in the 1990s using grooved nickel silver rail. It was a joy to construct those rails and encase them in a resin roadway. I have never seen such drawn NS rails since; surely even the Chinese could produce them...they look so good.
love the Seaton Tramway. Thanks for showing. Regards Paul.
A very good and interesting layout.
Amazing video! Keep up the great work
Thank you for posting a very interesting video. Your pronunciation of the continental model layout was perfect.
Phew! Glad to hear that I didn't butcher it. Thanks for watching!
Can Eastbourne have it's trams back?
Nah we keepin' em
pity the tram is trying for the land speed record
Such is the nature of a model railway I'm afraid
I remember the old monochrome BBC pictures taken at model railway shows-1950s, I guess, accompanied with stock 'wallpaper music' and the models racing round at terrifying speed. I imagined the passengers being flung over to the opposite side and subject to excessive g forces when suddenly stopping.