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Scalescenes Canal Wharf - Boxfile Layout - Railway Modeller - November 2020

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  • čas přidán 12. 08. 2024
  • In the November 2020 Issue of Railway Modeller, we assemble the Canal Wharf Box File Micro Layout Kit from Scalescenes.
    This downloadable card kit is design to fit inside a standard A4 Boxfile, creating a quirky and easy to store micro layout. Despite it’s diminutive size, the layout offers plenty of modelling and operational potential, especially for small industrial locomotive, such as the Hornby Ruston and our recently featured Hardy’s Hobbies Manning Wardle.
    In this short video we see both locomotive in action, shunting a selection of vans on the quayside.
    Read our full construction article in the November 2020 issue of Railway Modeller on Sale from October 8th!
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Komentáře • 6

  • @sailingschooners8668
    @sailingschooners8668 Před rokem

    Truly amazing...small is beautiful...

  • @CymruJedi
    @CymruJedi Před 3 lety +2

    Wow the Manning Wardle looks so great. I hope we get a version which does not require assembly and paint because mine will never look that good 😔

  • @daveday5507
    @daveday5507 Před rokem +1

    Am I the only one who notices that the doors open thr wrong way?

  • @robbartholomew7267
    @robbartholomew7267 Před 3 lety

    What uncouplers would be recommended for this, using standard couplings as shown? What alternative couplings and uncouplers might be substituted?

  • @johnlightfoot9967
    @johnlightfoot9967 Před 3 lety +2

    slow moving without juddering still seems to be a long way off with model railways

    • @NTSCuser
      @NTSCuser Před rokem

      Agreed, it's especially a problem with short-wheelbase RTR locomotives.