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A tour of Futtock’s End by Giles Barnabe

Many many months ago Giles Barnabe sent me photographs of Futtocks End. At long last Giles gets his well deserved Author medal (not that such a thing existed back in January, of course). At least I’ve got around to publishing the photos prior to the layout’s appearance at ExpoNG 2007! -EH

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Apple Valley Light Railway by Ian Holmes

Ian Holmes’s Apple Valley Light Railway plan was devised for the first layout design competition on the small layout design forum on Yahoo! for a layout in 3′ x 1′.

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Castaway Casey’s The Naughton Atoll Railway by Jim Favre

Built by Jim Favre, this layout features continuous operation, no hidden track, no hidden staging areas, hand laid, precisely gauged track, is fully landscaped with lush tropical flora, is totally portable, carryable with one hand and finally answers the commonly asked: “What’s the tightest radius I can use?”.

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Getting started on a broken shoestring by Ed Bardet

Ed Bardet wrote: “Great site. I was debating whether to go O or HO as my track for a large diorama I am doing. It is a shipyard and associated lumber yard circa 1920 +/-. After building this engine I am going with GN15.

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Kelso Creek by Terry Allen

Kelso Creek is the latest in a number of micro-layouts I have built over the years and the first in Gn15 (1:24th). The accepted size of a micro is 4 sq. ft. or less and Kelso Creek is only the size of two A4 sheets of paper placed end to end.

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Knotter Yard Estate Rly by Carl Arendt

It all started with a creation by Emrys Hopkins in response to a challenge raised on the Small Layout Design mailling list. Emrys is fond of making designs with three-way turnouts and double-slip switches. Tiny Knotter Yard was no exception!

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P H Levelor & Sons Limestone Quarry by Jim Favre

Jim Favre’s layout is based on a Bernard Junk On2 design, scaled up for Gn15. The layout is just 24 by 34 inches in size.

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Pynford Cross Pumping Station by Miles Bevan

Located on the edge of the Postley Levels in South Wessex, the pumping station was constructed for the Postley Levels Internal Drainage Board in order to drain the low lying valley and reclaim it from the sea.

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Red Fox Amusement Park by Brian Fayle

Roll up, roll up and enjoy all the fun of the fair courtesy of Brian Fayle layout - as seen in the Nov/Dec 2004 NG&SL Gazette

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Squarefoot Estate Railway

Carl Arendt’s G scale layout in (less than) one square foot - a layout that seems to have inspired so many Gn15 modelers. Sidelines’ Stephen Warrington describes this as the first Gn15 layout - if you know different, please let us know!

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Tenwr Mine - a 10 hour project by Ian Holmes

The weather had been b—- awful. Rain, rain rain. 2½” on Friday alone. So I thought “I’ll build myself a micro.”

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The Sidelines Demo Layout by Steve Bennett

Steve Bennett of Sidelines put together this simple demonstration layout in just 10 days.