Easter 2023 - Diamond Creek Victoria

[ConducTTor]

I read somewhere 3" by 6" is the way to go.

I'm never going to hear the end of this

[TiTan downunder]

>> I'm never going to hear the end of this << it would seem not.

It is slightly bigger - 1.0m x 0.9m or 39" x 36" and to make real easy I put wheels on the bottom of the legs so it can be just wheeled into the hall &
then out to the car at pack-up time. There were a coupe of surprised looks when packing up as others struggled to carry their HO & O boards out.
TT

[TiTan downunder]

Henryk - glad you had fun and thanks for the extra photo's. My camera need to go to the doctors.
OH - and thank the cook for the cakes on the way home - they were yummy.

Ian

[TiTan downunder]

Found one video on youtube showing the layout

@ 2:44

If you want micro layouts keep watching - the guy next to us had one 6" square @ 5:34

Ian

[Marquette]

Haaaa now that would be funny - if the Tardis landed on a flatcar on a moving train.

[ConducTTor]

There's something to be said for small layouts. The big ones are obviously very impressive. But the small ones are so much more realistic in terms of actually completing something. I've started 3 different large layouts and never even completed laying out the rails. My small 3" X 6" (3' X 6') layout is the only one I've completed and it was both useful and fun. Maybe I should stop using rail editors to dream up room filling stuff and just make and complete something small again...