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Construction Start Up
Today it's 16 days since I left the army, and today I can celebrate the start up on construction.
Today I started up working half an hour, which I will do every day from now on exept on tuesday. Tuesday is club day, so I will spend that day at the local club working on our new layout. For a look check out the clubs blog at blog.tmjk.no, a word of warning it's in norwegian, but it has a lot of pictures.
So what have I been doing today (and yesterday)?
I started constructing legs to my O-scale modules. Two pairs of legs are finished and ready for mounting on one of the modules on wednesday. Pictures will come when its on its feet.
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I checked out your link.. that looks like some good bench work. I havent seen too many O scale layouts constructed. Should be fun to see!
Do you have a track plan on your site?
Chris
“If you carry your childhood with you, you never become older.” My modest progress Blog
The clubs layout is in HO-scale, its my own layout(modules) thats is in O-scale
EivindPT ATSF in the late 1950's and early 1960's in O-scale
Today it became a little more than half an our of work, since I had decided that one module was to be on its leg today.
Here are some pictures.
The Module before it was raised up on its legs
The module after its raised on its legs
The module with some Tank Cars
One more shot of the module, all the track is handlaid with ME code125 rails
EivindPT ATSF in the late 1950's and early 1960's in O-scale
TMJK - Trondheim Model Railroad Club - is Norways oldest model railroad club - 53 years old.
You can find plans for the new layout here. But they have changed a bit.
KnuT
The Peavine and Santa Fe
Eivind,
Nice work, son. Keep on the good work.
And at last I got to see pictures from your kitchen
KnuT
The Peavine and Santa Fe
Looking good! I do enjoy the link to the club's blog. While in Norwegian, thankfully photography is an international language :) Jamie
CSX Dixie Line in N-Scale
For the club I think there is a track plan on the clubs blog, but I'm not sure, if it is I think you have to look in some of the first posts, but it as been revised a couple of time after that.
For my own modules I think I will be able to post a picture of the track plan as soon as I can find it on my computer.
EivindPT ATSF in the late 1950's and early 1960's in O-scale