4mm & 7mm Llanfair ....
- Thread starter LarryG
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paulc
Western Thunderer
I was about to say something similar Chris . At least Larry is doing rather than just thinking about doing .
I can understand the frustration Larry is having with 4mm scale, having built up a small collection of 7mm locos and stock.
For me there is something about the mass of 7mm locos (especially with my whitemetal locos) that the 4mm models cannot replicate
I think 7mm modelers are better off with track than their 4mm counterparts. RTR is not perfect, but so much better looking. But it depends what part of the hobby interests you.
For me there is something about the mass of 7mm locos (especially with my whitemetal locos) that the 4mm models cannot replicate
I think 7mm modelers are better off with track than their 4mm counterparts. RTR is not perfect, but so much better looking. But it depends what part of the hobby interests you.
daifly
Western Thunderer
LarryG
Western Thunderer
Baseboard widened after laying 0 gauge track on top of the 4mm layout to see how much space was needed for everything. The current job is adequate and far less expensive than constructing a whole new baseboard.....
Baseboard awaiting new 1/8" cork following removal of old cork...
Un-planed 3" x 3" posts and 7" x 1" planks ready for constructing the outdoor section.....
Baseboard awaiting new 1/8" cork following removal of old cork...
Un-planed 3" x 3" posts and 7" x 1" planks ready for constructing the outdoor section.....
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LarryG
Western Thunderer
Haha, I've sold all the '00'.
I think he was referring to when you buy it all back again.Haha, I've sold all the '00'.
paulc
Western Thunderer
Ouch!!!
