[Henning]

Hello,

I would like to present some images of my n-gauge layout here in this forum. It is my first layout overall and although living in Bavaria it is of course a British layout after spending a lot of holidays in the UK. One day it shall show scenes of the Great Western Railway, but now it is still under construction. At this time I have finished some parts of the landscape and I'm struggling with southern moor landscape, stone walls, castles, tors and in the next week I want to arrange a little stone circle.
I think it is easier to give a link to my homepage as to load up only a few images into this forum. I have taken a lot of photos to describe the complete development from the first moments in our cellar to the last granite stone rocks in my "Barrow Moor" in Midsomer County. Sorry, but not every text is written in English - I hope this will follow one day.

Have a lot of fun!
Henning

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[Henning]

Hello!
Many thanks to John who has made my link running and for all compliments!

All rocksurfaces are made from in Germany called "Styrodur" and at least some "Noch-Felsspachtel". You can see the workflow in some sequences, for example in "Warren-Cutting" or at least in "Quarry-Hill".

I'm still working at nearly 2,20 m stone walls in n-gauge! Here I found the best result in the peaces from Hornby Lyddle End. Although these wallparts have an very unuseless ledge I glue them together, fill it with a little plaster and reproduce some stonework at this place. The weathering will follow when I have glued all walls onto the layout. You will see the results as soon as possible.

Henning

 

[Henning]

Hi!

Last weekend I have finished the already announced old stone circle. On your walk you can find it behind the mystery Heathen-Tor.
Have a lot of fun!

Henning

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