The layout is new almost complete - just waiting for the trees and backscene. The full complement of rolling stock is now built, painted and tested. At exhibitions, the plan is to run three typical trains: a long one hauled by the Garratt, a medium train hauled by one or two NAs, and a fire patrol trolley.
The rail linear motor test track is now evolving into a small micro-layout. The Monbulk Creek trestle bridge is a popular viewing spot on Puffing Billy, a 2'6" gauge tourist railway on the outskirts of Melbourne, Australia.
The scenic base is now in place, so time for the detailing, correct trains, and trees. Lots of gum trees. |
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