London Transport /Underground

Started by PolarStar, July 13, 2015, 03:37:32 PM

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PolarStar

Does anyone model N gauge London underground or London transport if so could be interesting I have started constructing small Micro layout based on Underground . Having to build from kit and scratchbuild most stock plus doing all the track and conductor rails etc quite an interesting project .Anyone else out there!!! Find enclosed of work on stock so far [smg id=27092 type=preview align=center caption="DSCF4645 (2)"][smg id=27093 type=preview align=center caption="DSCF4660"][smg id=27094 type=preview align=center caption="DSCF4711"][smg id=27095 type=preview align=center caption="DSCF4714"][smg id=27096 type=preview align=center caption="DSCF4732"]

PostModN66

Photo's look great - something a bit different!

Thanks!

Cheers  Jon  :)

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Interesting , look forward to seeing how it progresses.
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xm607

For the third and forth rails use Peco Z gauge track and solder to brass pins.
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PolarStar

For the conductor rails I will be using code 40thou as a Friend of mine is building a Southern layout with third rail and experiments have already taken place with great success watch this space !!

Newportnobby

I'm just gobsmacked you've taken the time to string the telegraph wires :goggleeyes:

NeMo

Quote from: PostModN66 on July 13, 2015, 04:07:02 PM
Photo's look great - something a bit different!

Heartily agree! This is inspirational. The Metropolitan Railway Bo-Bo is one of my favourite locos. There's a kit kicking about, Radley Models I think, and one of these days I'm going to attempt it. In the meantime... very envious!

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Is that a LU Class 20 in the background??

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What is the tube stock you have?

I have N Train's 1959 tube stock kits from Shapeways, and a grand plan to build Piccadilly Circus tube station (circa 1975) some day. I have a whole lot of PVC tubing ready, and some code 40 rail for the power rails... one day.

I also have the little LT pannier, for no reason other than itself.

It's great to see your photos. It's a great project.

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I keep toying with the idea of a layout using tube stock. The bodies look acceptable but the chassis I've looked at are too high. What are you using?
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PolarStar

The chassis I use are tomytec they fit very well and low into the body Must admit would like to make them lower [smg id=27107 type=preview align=center caption="DSCF4714"]

Adam1701D

Bob at N-Train does a set of 1959 stock which use my vinyls to give  a nice flush-glazed effect. They can also be used for similar 1938 stock with a little sanding of the cab roof dome.

Isle of Wight anyone?
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Bealman

Isle of Wight? Why not!  :thumbsup:

PolarStar, brilliant stuff. You have an NGF following already!  :thumbsup:
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red_death

There's some very nice 95 (Northern Line) stock available on Shapeways as well as Bob's 59 stock.

Cheers, Mike



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