Memories of the 1950's on my local station.
Please click on the link below.

                         

Roy.

Wow, this is awesome royjames...
Cheers!

Hi Gents,
            A few photographs of my railway.












Some of the videos made to date. If you wish to see please click on the links below.









Roy.

Wow! Truly fabulous.

What area does the set-up cover? Looks like you'll need a separate house for it

How many years did it take to reach this level of perfection and exquisiteness?

Wow! This is an awesome layout. HO or OO? Does this purport to be a 1950's theme? In that case the TNT truck and a few other vehicles (Mercedes Benz CL 500 / 55) are anachronisms.

Hi Gents,
            Thanks for your comments.
This is 0 gauge 7mm to the foot.
It has taken me 16 years to build and it covers 1500 square feet. 30 feet X 50 feet
The first video posted represented the 1950s holiday expresses but the layout in general is representative of the period of 1948 to privatisation in the 1990s. 30 trains run simultaneously through 17 stations automatically controlled from a central control room with the aid of closed circuit television monitors.
Roy.

This is the home of Dream City Railway
                                                                                                         


The control room



Roy.

OMG roy , you are crazy

Sir,
must say its awesome in 7mm to the foot!
are the rolling stock all commercial or scratch built?
Regards
Nilanjan Paul

www.pline.in

Hi There,
            The majority of the rolling stock is ready to run.
            This is 21st century tinplate. The locomotives are manufactured by Ace Trains of London
             The rolling stock is mainly Ace Trains and Darstaed of Thailand.
             Compared to the past the detail is absolutely fantastic now look at the locomotive below.
Regards Roy.

Hi There,

            I have just completed a new video of my London Underground line from Victoria to Sambridge.

If you would like to see please click on the link below.

                                       

The Metropolitan Vickers locomotives ran until 1960.

Roy.