Mike Kieran Wrote:Sorry Alexander,
What I meant was are you adding the layout in this thread onto the layout that appeared in the micro layout website?

yes, for for exhibitions I connect both layouts over a black box. Sorry for my bad English...

Alexander

Alexander,

I have been studying your “Fat City Terminal” layout for several months thanks to Google Translate. It is a very impressive layout and I am looking to following your progress here on your new layout.

Thanks for joining us.

Mark

...segments are finished. I begin shortly with the electrical connection











more pictures on my website http://www.frankenmodell.de/fatcityboatnov11_2.html


Alexander

Hello,

Electrical connection is ready and the Fat City Boat Yard is standing in the Homelayout Room...
The Boat Yard is standing on the Place from Fat City, Fat City is standing behind the Boatyard...
Opposite of Fat City comes the second Fiddleyard...















Regards

Alexander

That is one beautiful layout.

Wow!!!Totally lost for words. :o You German guys have a uncanny knack for "realism"...I mean really. I'm looking forward to updates on your layout with great expectancy!

...many thanks guys...

The bridge is inserted...











Alexander

...again,lost for words. Is that the Walthers Bascual bridge?I had no idea it was sooo huge!or is it another manufacturer?Looks really good!Btw,is that thing motorized?

The bridge is fantastic! And, so is the water. Nicely done!!
Ralph

Wow this is a great little set-up you have. I really find these layouts interesting that so much railroad can be modeleed, detailed and reach a real level of completion in a relativly short amount of time. I often think that these portable layouts end up being way better then a basement layout as they are usually completed and also can go with you if you have to move. I made the mistake of building a permanent shelf layout at my last house and as soon as the benchowkr was up it had to come down. I am now focusing again on modular design using Free-Mo and my goal is to actually complete something...

Keep up the great work and I look forward to more of your progress!!

The bridge and water look perfect. Very nice job.

Larry

train_guy Wrote:...again,lost for words. Is that the Walthers Bascual bridge?I had no idea it was sooo huge!or is it another manufacturer?Looks really good!Btw,is that thing motorized?

yes, it is the Walthers Bascule bridge. I do not motorized. Later come more Details...Handrails, Leaders...

Alexander

Breezer Wrote:

train_guy Wrote:...again,lost for words. Is that the Walthers Bascual bridge?I had no idea it was sooo huge!or is it another manufacturer?Looks really good!Btw,is that thing motorized?

yes, it is the Walthers Bascule bridge. I do not motorized. Later come more Details...Handrails, Leaders...

Alexander

That Walthers bridge is very difficult to find here in the states,and if you do find one it is very expensive. hock:

Hello,

It continues again slowly, the boat yard is a part of my homelayout. I built Chenango Yunction the connection from the yard to fat city ...







Here is a plan from my complete homelayout



Alexander

Alex, good job !!!