07-07-2013, 06:12 AM
In parallel of the Woolacombe bay (at 1/13 scale), I'm doing with 2 friends of my club a gn15 layout. I convert 2 members of my club to gn15 (Gn15 is 15" gauge rail at 1/24 scale on 16.5 mm rail).
This is the true site in narrow gauge located in the south of France.
![[Image: club1.jpg]](http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr313/narrow_gauge_combe/club1.jpg)
The name is "Moules de chez Sébastien " or sebastien's mussels for the MOMING 2013 challenge in sedan (France).
We share the job : Erwan and Jean-paul build the layout and me I work on the rolling stocks and the weathering.
Erwan find the idea of mussel business in the French Mediterranean sea in the "pond of Thau", in reality it's a big salt lake.
This is our interpretation.
![[Image: club2.jpg]](http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr313/narrow_gauge_combe/club2.jpg)
![[Image: club3.jpg]](http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr313/narrow_gauge_combe/club3.jpg)
![[Image: club4.jpg]](http://i495.photobucket.com/albums/rr313/narrow_gauge_combe/club4.jpg)
We have made some progress. We need to install now the backdrop and made the sea with resin.
This is the true site in narrow gauge located in the south of France.
The name is "Moules de chez Sébastien " or sebastien's mussels for the MOMING 2013 challenge in sedan (France).
We share the job : Erwan and Jean-paul build the layout and me I work on the rolling stocks and the weathering.
Erwan find the idea of mussel business in the French Mediterranean sea in the "pond of Thau", in reality it's a big salt lake.
This is our interpretation.
We have made some progress. We need to install now the backdrop and made the sea with resin.