"The International N-Gauge Show (TINGS) 2014" on Youtube

[strummer]

I started a thread the other day that featured a beautiful layout in France; because it is HO, it was moved to that scale's "category".

Here's one that is N scale, and shows that these Euro modelers can do great things with scenery on a large layout as well.

See what you think.

Mark in Oregon

PS: maybe they can do such fine work because they don't have to spend all that time converting to MT couplers

[Spades]

Link?

[strummer]

I'm not sure how to attach a link, but if you type in the title listed above on Youtube, it should come right up.

Mark in Oregon

[delamaize]

[strummer]

Thank you, Mike...

Mark in Oregon

[dougnelson]

Very impressive.  I think the Midwest Modutrak guys have some international competition.  I rode on the Settle-Carlisle line recently.  Looks just like it and I recognized Dent station.

[sirenwerks]

How deep are those modules?  Looks like 4 feet easily, but that could be that amazing scenery - looks simply bucolic but seems to contain the complex drainages etc. that you see everyday but get overlooked in modeling so often.

[ski]

Thanks for posting this!  Brilliant!

As an American, British railroads fascinate me. Very cool! There is something special about English rail scenes, stations, stone walls, old churches, etc...

I have often thought of making a small British themed layout...