[wrestlingkid182]

Here's the web address of my model Railway, "Tinkertown!" It was built some time ago but I'm only just starting to treat it properl rather than as the toy I did when I was younger. Take a look and enjoy...

www.tinkertownrailway.8k.com

 

[Mercator II]

Looking good,

I especially like the terrace of cream coloured houses, they kit or scratch built?

Its looks like that there are more modellers in Lincolnshire than I first thourght, shame we are not matched by quality model shops (Caistor Loco excluded)

Brian
(a fellow honary 'yellow belly' )

 

[Doug]

Hi and welcome to the forum.

Tinkertown sounds like a place near me

I like the fantasy aspect of modelling. It gives me the freedom to enjoy all sorts of trains and options without having to worry all the time weather it will fit in to my specific era and location.

 

[wrestlingkid182]

QUOTE (bro sewell @ 17 Mar 2008, 20:21) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Looking good,

I especially like the terrace of cream coloured houses, they kit or scratch built?

Its looks like that there are more modellers in Lincolnshire than I first thourght, shame we are not matched by quality model shops (Caistor Loco excluded)

Brian
(a fellow honary 'yellow belly' )

The houses are all kit built...much easier that way.

It's a shame there's not more model shops...there used to be TGS models in Brigg but I'm not sure what happened to that...ah well

 

[7113]

Looks like you're having fun, and definitely own some historic rolling stock!

Regards

 

[Guest]

QUOTE (wrestlingkid182 @ 17 Mar 2008, 19:49) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Here's the web address of my model Railway, "Tinkertown!" It was built some time ago but I'm only just starting to treat it properl rather than as the toy I did when I was younger. Take a look and enjoy...

www.tinkertownrailway.8k.com

I would never treat that as a toy. lol

 

[Basil]

E Bay is a great way of tracking doen the bits you need.

Layout looks great.

Enjoy

Basil

QUOTE (wrestlingkid182 @ 17 Mar 2008, 21:53) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>The houses are all kit built...much easier that way.

It's a shame there's not more model shops...there used to be TGS models in Brigg but I'm not sure what happened to that...ah well