Quote from: Southerngooner on Today at 02:08:19 PMHi

I'm doing some wiring on my layout and while it is on it's side the tiny "Limited Clearance" signs that I'd made and put on all faces of these bridges became clearly visible. I like to try and put in detail that you see on the real thing, but what do people think? Is this going a bit too far....?

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Dave

I would say you have well and truly traveled miles away from train sets, to real life modeling, just love viewing the images of the amazing work you have done Dave.

P.S Any more gadgets, or work holding devices you need, you know where to come.

Quote from: Southerngooner on Today at 02:08:19 PMI'm doing some wiring on my layout and while it is on it's side the tiny "Limited Clearance" signs that I'd made and put on all faces of these bridges became clearly visible. I like to try and put in detail that you see on the real thing, but what do people think? Is this going a bit too far....?

Definitely not!  See Ferryhill's goods shed.

Ian

Afraid not, as I've only just raised enough donations for this month.  I'll ask about fixing the issue.

Lovely job!

Kato Track Sets now listed in Classifieds - Other N Gauge.

It's the little things that make the difference.

You go for it!       

I have several examples of small details that you can't even see from the punters' side at shows, but I know they're there - well actually even I forget some of them after 30 years Recent case in point being a woman beating the %^£$ out of a rug, in a little scene behind my old town wall.  I was cleaning out some cobwebs and managed to dislodge her, and it was an absolute pain to get tweezers back in the space to rescue and re-glue!

Quote from: Southerngooner on Today at 02:08:19 PM...Is this going a bit too far....?

Not at all. I think this is fantastic!

I like that Martin @port perran . Both the drummer and guitarist have been in the Steven Wilson backing band (at one time or another). All sought after musicians.

Tim

If you have the skills and patience required, then always go for the ultimate detail, makes the difference.