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Presenting a photoshoot of my full fleet collection of Tayside buses from the 1990’s to present day. Featuring representations of Tayside Public Transport Co. Travel Dundee, National Express (NatEx) Dundee, Xplore Dundee (initially NatEx, now McGills) and Tayside Greyhound (unrelated to Greyhound of Arbroath). The collection is a 50:50 split of Code 1 & 3 (out the box and altered/repaints) and represents both the stage fare service and coach fleet. Including; SK68 MBO, SP61 CTX, SP54 CHJ, also G199 EOG and two Code 3 Darts.

The boys liked the large layout at the Museum of Science and Industry.

Dancer: Matt Evers

Camera : Canon t3i

LR80 - Cheviot Hills & Kielder Water.

 

This diagram shows the layout of the triangulation pillars within the area covered by the Ordnance Survey Landranger (map) LR80, Cheviot Hills & Kielder Water.

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Landranger Index

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Links to Triangulation station photographs:

 

S6560 - Stokoe High Crags

 

S6585 - Cairnglastenhope

 

S6590 - Blackmoor Skirt

 

S6615 - Watch Crags

 

S6628 - Midhopelaw Pike

 

S6629 - Fourlaws Hill

 

S6634 - Coldtown Beacon

 

S6638 - Ealingham Rigg

 

S6709 - Bolts Law Smalesmouth

 

S6724 - Wether Hill

 

S7292 - Foulmire Heights

 

S7377 - Blakemans Law

 

S7427 - Ridlees Cairn

 

S7428 - Branshaw

 

S7429 - Thirl Moor

 

S7430 - Black Knowe

 

S7494 - Faw Hill

 

S7496 - Rubers Law

 

S7497 - Dunion Hill (destroyed)

 

S7499 - Shaw Craig

 

S7500 - Carter Bar

 

S7501 - Dolphinston

 

S7503 - White Crags

 

S7506 - Saughtree Fell

 

S7509 - Wolfelee Hill

 

S7564 - Howden

 

S7574 - The Law

 

S7577 - Hare Law

 

S7659 - Larriston Fells

 

S7660 - Craik Moor

 

S7689 - Southdean Law

 

S7690 - Fanna Hill

 

S7697 - Dour Hill

 

S7699 - Hawthornside Hill

 

S7907 - Greys Pike

 

S7908 - Langside Law

 

S7909 - The Grun

 

S7911 - Ellis Crag

 

S7912 - Hungry Law

 

S7917 - Deadwater Moor

 

S7919 - Philip Law

 

S7921 - Carlin Tooth

 

S7922 - Corby Pike

 

S7989 - Lamb Hill

 

S7991 - Shill Moor

 

S7992 - Monkside

 

S7994 - Wether Cairn

 

S7997 - Kings Seat

 

S7998 - Glendhu Hill

 

S7999 - Windy Gyle

 

S8000 - March Head

 

S8031 - Wind Hill

 

S8036 - Blackwool Law

 

S8058 - Linbrig

 

S8059 - Hedgehope Hill

 

S8060 - Berrymoor Edge

 

S8064 - The Dodd

 

S8065 - Bloodybush Edge

 

S8066 - Harbottle

 

S8067 - Blackburn Common

 

S8070 - Hindhope Law

 

S8079 - Shillhope Law

 

S8081 - Greenside

 

S8082 - Highfield

 

10862 - Whitelyne Common (Sighty Crag)

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While waiting for the release of the tracks I've been continuing to edit the layout to make the lines flow a lot better.

 

-I moved the passenger station into the interior loop to allow more space for the station building and allow a longer train

-Shifted the switches for the siding to better align to the stud grid.

-Redesigned the spaghetti mess of a junction in the top of the layout to make a more aesthetically pleasing flow

-Fixed the lines that'll go through the cut-through. as it is off of a switch on the angle it needed a 1.6 straight to match the parallel.

-Smoothed out the curves in the cut-through so that it isn't a staggered curve.

  

Once the large radius curves and partial straights come out I can begin the build just a looping layout while waiting for the switch tracks coming down the development pipeline.

  

While designing the layout there are a couple of "rules" that I have set for myself.

1. 2+ mainlines -The initiating factor for the redesign is to include multiple loops where I can run multiple trains at once.

 

2. The removal of R40 curves. -They are way to tight especially for scale models. The same goes for the standard switch tracks.

 

3. A train can go from any track loop to any track loop going in any direction. -I didn't want to have to reverse direction to change the loop that the train was running on.

 

4. I want a tunnel. -Years ago for the basic circle of a layout I had I had built a 16x32 tunnel with a 32x32 park integrated into the side. The tunnel arch was just the basic (*x2 and *x3) slope bricks with the inverted versions beneath. Now I want an actual hillside and a long curved tunnel.

 

5. Landscape -With the increased detail of the track I really should have something better then bare baseplates. So I'm designing elevated landscape with lakes, a creek, a hillside with a tunnel and a cut-through, a forest of trees, farm fields. I don't have enough room for a city/ town so buildings are minimal.

 

6. Interchangeability -It probably wont happen with the first design of the layout but a goal I have is to make the landscape be on easily removable plates so that I can change the seasons by just swapping them around. (Large sheets of landscape with support pillars tiled with minimal connection points)

 

7. Metal track -If not for 9v capabilities then for aesthetics. metal rails are a must. I missed ME rails during my dark age and so was very excited when I came across the announcement of FxBricks' track proposal.

 

As it sits currently the layout design is at the maximum size it can be. I want to use this a a test bed for future projects and eventually have a large landscaped layout with distinct separate towns, varying landscapes, the ability to have running session/ operations on the layout. This part is all quite speculative and years in the future.

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Layout faces on Ponoko template

I've completely reworked the hadware board. The basics remain the FPGA module Terasic, the DE0-Nano. This board contains a lot of I / O lines and is super fast. Everything is on a single-sided PCB. The output transistor drivers ( 20 pieces 500 mA/ 45V outputs ) are in SMD to save board space. The DE0-nano FPGA board is as a Peggy-back board mounted on ther driver PCB. Via the USB connector, the FPGA program can be re-written.

 

What does this interface:

 

* 20 open collector outputs via JP10 and JP11.

 

- Camera meter

- Camera shutter

- X1 flash1 signaal ( manual or TTL mode flash1)

- Q1 flash1 signaal ( TTL mode flash1 ) or X3 flash3 manual mode.

- X2 flash2 signaal ( manual or TTL mode flash2)

- Q2 flash2 signaal ( TTL mode flash2 ) or X4 flash4 manual mode.

- DIR steppen motor board.

- Step steppen motor board.

- Enable steppen motor board.

- 1 Spare output.

- 4 outputs used to drive the color background module. Via JP12

- 6 outputs used to drive the Cree foreground module. Via JP9

 

Enc1 connector:

2 inputs from a rotary encode frontplate. Used as general digital input value.

 

Enc2 connector:

2 inputs from a rotary encode frontplate. Used to move the step motor of the lineaire stage module in manual mode.

 

Range switch input

 

4 input switches to change the analog sensitivity range of the color pot meters.

 

Drive of the H-Bridge color shutter module:

- 6 direct FPGA outputs via JP13 and JP17.

 

Matrix 5X8 keyboard 40 pushbuttons. via JP14 and JP18.

 

LCD1 display 4X20 chars via JP16.

LCD2 display 4X20 chars via JP15.

 

4 I/O connectors via JP2 still no assigned function.

 

Connection via the general GPIO3 connector from the top of the FPGA DE-Nano board.

2x13 pins connected to JP5 and JP6.

 

8 analog inputs 12 bit resolution via JP8.

- 4 inputs are used for the color setting.

- 1 input used for the stepper speed

- 3 free analog inputs, no function now.

 

Logic analyser signals:

- 8 levels out the FPGA module via JP3.

 

Encoder and micro switches from the lineaire stage as feedback position via JP4.

- EncA.

- EncB.

- Enc home.

- min end switch.

- max end switch.

 

3 I/O connectors via JP1 still no assigned function.

 

Power 5V and 3.3V connectors.

Last update 2 feb 2015

Layout para fã-site kesha, apenas topo, tem o restante do corpo. Disponível para venda.

Kitchen one of the most important rooms of a house needs to plan well when we want to remodel or build it. We need to think seriously of the things we want to have in our kitchen and how we locate them is very important as well, especially the things we need to install for good. Instinctively,...

 

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well, here's new rule..

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Direção de arte e animação do menu do DVD da minha produtora de animação, a Mol Toons ( www.flickr.com./moltoons ).

 

Para assitir a animação: www.vimeo.com/13711773

This is the layout sheet with all the points marked on. It includes the sidings off from the main board. It doesn't include the back section that joins the left and right siding sets, but included the points that connects to that section.

Miley Cyrus layout! :) Hope u guys like it!

 

-simple-snow graphics

(you can also visit my site called simple-snow.piczo.com and get alot more things)

geotrax layout drawn by a javascript HTML5 software

geotrax layout drawn by a javascript HTML5 software

This extremely interesting and clever layout poses the question.

"If you had an old dockyard and unlimited funds to build a transport museum, what would it end up looking like. " Here is one answer!

 

Here is the bus collection. Meanwhile trams roll, Narrow gauge railways rumble,Bridges lift, Steam engines run, mainline diesels roar and even canal boats sail in and out of the canal basin in this all action layout.

Typography + layout = happy face

visualfringe proposed layout

 

i have 6 feet of running wall space, what do you think i should do with it?

 

left to right:

port bruce #1 11x14 framed to 16x20 {$275}, kettle point #1 8x10 framed to 11x14 {$150}, grand bend #2 8x10 framed to 11x14 {$150}, ipperwash #1 11x14 framed to 16x20 {$275}

Can't decide between layouts. Which do you like best?

 

Beginning to layout a 47X41X25 walk-in cooler.

Our layout under our Christmas tree. I built the mountain and ice rink. I let the kids do all of the detailing.

An overview of the West side of the Lionel toy train layout by Phillip Pitman, Queensborough, Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa.

Layout de um sistema de monitoramento de alertas para tablet da empresa Climatempo

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