QUOTE (pedromorgan @ 7 Dec 2007, 06:34) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>hello kitten.
Fascinating. you may not be aware that you are not the first to try and tackle this railway. another modeller did it about 5 years ago. it appeared at a couple of exhibitions and i never saw it again. i love models that are that little bit different. there was an article on it in the todeller i think.
i look forward to seeing some pictures of your progress.
Peter
Hi Kitten,
Welcome aboard! I'm Piermaster, better known as Dave Carson who has Walmington Pier Tramway - a small HO scale Edwardian seaside pier tramway layout that is well known in East Anglia and the Home Counties.
As for your Lartigue project, I recall about 20 odd years ago, the late Don Boreham did a large scale version, parts of which were often shown at MRC exhibitions at Central Hall, and Royal Horticultural Halls in London. I don't know what became of it.
Dave
Fascinating. you may not be aware that you are not the first to try and tackle this railway. another modeller did it about 5 years ago. it appeared at a couple of exhibitions and i never saw it again. i love models that are that little bit different. there was an article on it in the todeller i think.
i look forward to seeing some pictures of your progress.
Peter
Hi Kitten,
Welcome aboard! I'm Piermaster, better known as Dave Carson who has Walmington Pier Tramway - a small HO scale Edwardian seaside pier tramway layout that is well known in East Anglia and the Home Counties.
As for your Lartigue project, I recall about 20 odd years ago, the late Don Boreham did a large scale version, parts of which were often shown at MRC exhibitions at Central Hall, and Royal Horticultural Halls in London. I don't know what became of it.
Dave
