Evening me dears.
I was wondering if any of you clever technically minded folks could help me out here?
I’ve sketched out a plan for the future expansion of my railway and I’ve seen some of your model railway plans where you’ve computerised them and they look really good.
I’ve no idea how to do such a thing though and was wondering if any of you either fancy having a go at doing it for me (and in return I’ll owe you a beer or two if you’re old enough ), or maybe tell me how to do it?
Here’s the plan that I’ve sketched out:
Where it says ‘A’ are the links to a fiddle yard that’ll be underneath the central section, with the slopes down to it behind each backscene.
None of this is set track apart from possibly the return curves at each end of the layout which will be either 2nd or 3rd radius.
Obviously if you’ve read my ramblings you’ll already know that I’ve built the first part (the bit at the bottom of the picture) which is Lapford. The other station will be a version of Eggesford (the next station towards Barnstaple in real life).
The piece of paper signifies the whole of the new cabin and I’ve now managed to convince Mrs C that I really must have most of the back room for strategic N gauge purposes...
Any help much appreciated.
I was wondering if any of you clever technically minded folks could help me out here?
I’ve sketched out a plan for the future expansion of my railway and I’ve seen some of your model railway plans where you’ve computerised them and they look really good.
I’ve no idea how to do such a thing though and was wondering if any of you either fancy having a go at doing it for me (and in return I’ll owe you a beer or two if you’re old enough ), or maybe tell me how to do it?
Here’s the plan that I’ve sketched out:
Where it says ‘A’ are the links to a fiddle yard that’ll be underneath the central section, with the slopes down to it behind each backscene.
None of this is set track apart from possibly the return curves at each end of the layout which will be either 2nd or 3rd radius.
Obviously if you’ve read my ramblings you’ll already know that I’ve built the first part (the bit at the bottom of the picture) which is Lapford. The other station will be a version of Eggesford (the next station towards Barnstaple in real life).
The piece of paper signifies the whole of the new cabin and I’ve now managed to convince Mrs C that I really must have most of the back room for strategic N gauge purposes...
Any help much appreciated.