LAYOUT SPOTLIGHT

Building a Layout in a Weekend

Have you ever thought you don't have space for a model railway?

BRM Layout 01.

Worried that you'll never complete one?

BRM Layout 02.

Perhaps you feel you don't have all the skills required to build something?

The team at BRM are determined to get people modelling, so we tried to build a simple layout in 2 days at The International N Gauge Show in September.

BRM Layout 05.

To make life easier, we designed the model to fit in a readily available plastic box. This makes storage easy and give the builder somewhere to keep materials while working. Gaugemaster generously provided the Kato Unitrack, buildings, scenic cover and trees. It was really handy to be able to use the website as a one-stop-shop when planning this project.

BRM Layout 03.

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By the end of the weekend, the layout ran and most of the scenery was complete. We even had a couple of buildings. 3 more days work saw the model finished and looking good. This assumes any model railway is ever really finished. We've already started thinking about little detail improvements and changes...

BRM Layout 04.

Ed's note - as a handy guide, here is a list of items used on the layout:

Kato N Scale Unitrack

FA272575 2 Tunnel Mouths

GM1100 Mod Roc Plaster Bandage

GM121 Bulk Pack Trees - Mixed

GM127 Tree Pack - N Scale Spring/Summer

GM1611 Hedgerow - Dark Green

GM1320 Static Grass/Flock - Spring Grass

GM1324 Static Grass/Flock - Moorland Grass

GMC-COMBI Single Track Controller with Plug in Transformer

GMC-M1 Cased Transformer - 16v AC~

GMC-W Single Track Walkabout Controller

GMKD01 House

GMKD08 Country Station

GMKD21 Level Crossing Gates and Keepers Cottage

FA171309 Fine Flock - Olive

N60820 Road Construction Set

PENB-45 Flexible Field Fencing

RO226 Pump/Boiler House Kit


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