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I couldn't find the manage button, but this may have worked I didn't schedule it either this time, fingers crossed https://youtube.com/shorts/ZDCNUkmpS1E?
Nice Alan , not a bad run there. Bench has a lot of potential for scenic development and more track.
Thanks Stewie, yeah I am working on that at the moment have just about finished a station loop off the main line with a couple of side branches for storing rolling stock while running.
Nice, would of loved to have got a aquaponics set up here , unfortunately most fish are banned here . You can get rainbow trout fingerlings , but much red tape and very pricey for a small set up. I could of just gone 2kms down the roads and netted some small brown trout from the creek
, but if some one busts you or dobs you in , big fines
You mean Alan its not my track
, if it was my ,doggo would have a loco off that track in a few seconds. Smashed on the ground with him crouched beside it looking up at me to praise him on the fine job he did catching it 
, plus being ready to spring into action to catch it if it has the audacity to try and get away again.
Thanks Paul, I will look into it, it had crossed my mind so until something is rigged up it will be slow speed around the bends. Maybe a strip of lexan might work and not be too obtrusive .
I was wondering the exact same thing Alan, I have a few bridges to make where the drop would be 70-80cm to the rocks below. It looks to be a real balance between too low but look good , a train would just fall over it. Too high protect well and would look crappy. Will be good to hear from people who have made it already.
I have a strip of old fence wood around 2inches high, looks rubbish but better than dropping over a grands worth of loco on the path. In some other areas I have used meccano to make a sort of fence also a bit intrusive, but as both are in non scenic parts of the line I can live with them.
Hi A Alan McLennan and
grizzmo
. Bit of a joint reply here re safety fences.
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Brave man going to b#####s!Hi Ian, thanks for those photos, sort of what I had imagined. It had worried me when Billy was going around there, as one here is quite expensive
I'll look into something today at bunnings
I did prefer going to Masters, lol Wifey worked there and I got a discount
Looks like Perspex to me, quite expensive but a sheet will go a long way cut into 2-3inchbstrips. Cutting can be a bit of a task, power tools will cause it to melt. Saws generally not fine enough, I use a pull squawker and metal ruler to scribe then bend in a workmate along long lengths. Cutting around 2/3rds way through works well.I did prefer going to Masters, lol Wifey worked there and I got a discount
I did grab some aluminium that might just work for the brackets, but all options are still on the table err layout mmm track.
I can still hear the crunch of a Gauge 1 loco hitting the concrete floor at the Peterborough exhibition a few years ago, followed by a mass audible intake of breath, then silence, broken only by a grown man doing his best not to cry/swear in front of 100's of people
