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QUOTE (aclarke9 @ 1 Mar 2009, 07:57) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Hi There Guys, I've joined the forum today but I must say this is the only forum I'm into so the screen is a bit confusing but I'm sure I'll get used to It.
Hi and welcome to the forum, you'll find friendly and expert advice here, certainly more knowledgeable on Doublo than myself
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I've recently started to collect some 3 rail Dublo Items generally from eBay, although I do have my Fathers 3 rail SNG in the loft which will come out of retirement at some stage in the near future. Which brings me to my first request for Help, I want to make a dublo layout, nothing too large, 6 x 4 maximum, But I would like to replicate one of the dealer display boards or even a layout from the cover of one of the brochures..... 1955 Table top railway looks nice and simple !
This rang a bell, only insofar as I recalled an article in Model Rail on a restoration project involving a shop display layout.
It was entitled 'Dublo revival' and it was published in the Christmas 2007 edition (No. 112)
There was a reference to the club website: http://www.eastbank.btinternet.co.uk for information and photo's.
Good luck with your efforts, and keep us posted on the forum
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Regards.
Hi and welcome to the forum, you'll find friendly and expert advice here, certainly more knowledgeable on Doublo than myself
I've recently started to collect some 3 rail Dublo Items generally from eBay, although I do have my Fathers 3 rail SNG in the loft which will come out of retirement at some stage in the near future. Which brings me to my first request for Help, I want to make a dublo layout, nothing too large, 6 x 4 maximum, But I would like to replicate one of the dealer display boards or even a layout from the cover of one of the brochures..... 1955 Table top railway looks nice and simple !
This rang a bell, only insofar as I recalled an article in Model Rail on a restoration project involving a shop display layout.
It was entitled 'Dublo revival' and it was published in the Christmas 2007 edition (No. 112)
There was a reference to the club website: http://www.eastbank.btinternet.co.uk for information and photo's.
Good luck with your efforts, and keep us posted on the forum
Regards.
