O scale Mexican waterfront diorama

Started by robert goslin, February 18, 2025, 10:26:47 PM

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robert goslin

Here's some shots of the layout & extension at the train & hobby show last weekend.
Was a huge success, and although mine was the smallest display there, a lot of folks said it was their favourite. Not just because of all the details, but the three trains running on three levels is not something they have seen before.
Locos ran all day without a break.  Not sure if they are supposed too, but no problems to report.
I do want to build another couple of small locos so I can change them around sometimes. Probably use some OO donor.
Regards  Rob
Melbourne,  Australia
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robert goslin

The layout with the new extension on the side


The layout with the new extension on the side








Back of the layout with the new extension on the side


















Back of the layout with the new extension on the side
Regards  Rob
Melbourne,  Australia
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Rick


Jerry

PIctures are great. How was the rest of the show?

Jerry
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deemery

It's great to see exhibition photos of portable layouts.

dave
Modeling the Northeast in the 1890s - because the little voices told me to

robert goslin

Was a great show.  Probably the biggest train exhibition of the year.
Over 36 layouts on display. Mine was the smallest individual display at 6' x 2'.  Plus some dioramas.

This one also incorporates some other hobbies too. RC:- tanks, ships and cars outside.
Last year they also had drone racing.
And upstairs they have some quirky hobbies, mainly collectables. Old retro 1980's computer games, ham radios, old cameras, Lego, etc.

Here's a Youtube video someone did.  Very nice.  My layout starts at 33:40 mark
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbL_YlzrRUA

I'll post some pics over on the Layout forum for the rest.  I actually was too busy to get many photos.
Regards  Rob
Melbourne,  Australia
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GPdemayo

Excellent work Rob and thanks for all the great photos..... 8)
Gregory P. DeMayo
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St. Louis & Denver Railroad
Longwood, FL

Larry C

Rob your layout looks amazing with the new extension; very inspirational stuff.
Must have been a big hit at the show with all your great looking details.
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