No Wobble (in focus this time)
Thanks all for your kind comments – much appreciated………
The locomotive is a Proto 2000 0-6-0; one of the smoother runners I have. Needs crew and weathering but that’s another project.
I have attempted another video to iron out the auto-focus issue and also show the track transition from turntable to base board. Both issues 'nailed' I hope 
See my previous blog
https://forum.mrhmag.com/post/atherton-yard-turntable-complete-12194360 for another picture.
The (HO) antique Cliff Line deck kit already has a good quality central pivot but the key to success seems to be the very simple slider blocks/contacts I have added to each end of the deck – These form a precise bearing surface that guarantees the vertical height of the deck. Only time will tell if wear is a problem, but I expect a reasonably long life and they are easily replaceable if problems occur.
There area few detail items to add – nut and bolt castings on the cable brackets and probably some dummy guide wheels. I’m in no rush to do this since I was only installing the turntable to “complete” the top deck track work.
Bottom deck track work has not been started yet since The Cornhill & Atherton is being built “Top Down” (same idea as Alan’s excellent LK&O).
So the next task is the mountain top that sits at the back of Atherton yard on top of the Helix. I want basic construction out of the way while access is relatively easy.
I love landscaping (as does my wife who assists on this area) so I’m excited about a good reason do some very premature scenery work.
There have been some great blogs/articles on scenery in MRH so I feel confident that the guidance is available to get a reasonable result first time.
Rob
Cornhill & Atherton Railroad
