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G SCALE BROKE BRICK MOUNTAIN RAILROAD LAYOUT @ BRIGHTON MODELWORLD 2013

This video was shot at brighton modelworld 2013 in the united kingdom whilst i was exhibiting there with the sussex g-rail local area group of the G-SCALE SOCIETY & is of the superb stunning expansive 70' foot in length " BROKE BRICK MOUNTAIN " railroad layout this a very large expansive G-SCALE wild western themed portable exhibition american logging & mining prospectors american wild west town layout there are various other modules to build this layout. No matter how many times you see this layout there is always something new or something you may have missed the first time around when you last saw it so enjoy the video i only have a small point & shoot camera with video so it is not the best quality of video but is still perfectly watchable. If you pause the video at certain points you can view the superb wild western themed buildings as there are various humerous building names along the way as i walked around this impressive 70' foot long wild west themed exhibition layout whilst making this 15 minute video thank you charlie & co for relentlessly transporting & dismantling this fantastic superb american g scale wild west american railroad layout for all to enjoy at venues across the united kingdom. Also towards the end of this video you can see one of the layout operators using an online internet train control system operated through DCC multiple train control with decoders fitted within each of the locomotives standard practice DCC control ? not a chance because where this layout differs with the standard DCC control systems this one is used in parallel with touch screen operation using the layouts own built in internet hotspot WIFI router & the i cab touch app using i pads & i phones to control every aspect of the layout is this to be the state of the art enhancement to DCC model railway train control systems of the future ? BELOW IS A DETAILED OVERVIEW SOURCED FROM THE INTERNET ON THIS SUPERB BROKE BRICK MOUNTAIN WILD WEST AMERICAN RAILROAD LAYOUT ALTHOUGH IT HAS PROBABLY INCRESED IN LENGTH SINE THE MEASURMENTS WERE TAKEN THAT ARE WRITTEN BELOW I THINK THE CURRENT LENGTH OF THIS LAYOUT IS 70' FOOT LONG WHICH CAN BE SHORTENED OR LENGHTHENED DEPENDING UPON THE AVAILABLE DISPLAY SPACE AT THE DISPLAY VENUE. Broke Brick Mountain is a 'G' scale model set in rural America in the early 1900's during the short lived Brick Rush Days. There is one main line around the model with passing places at the depot and in the mountain tunnel. The other track is a figure of eight which joins the main line to enter the emerging town of Elrif. At present there is only one mine working being excavated. The raw products are brought out in small tippers, pulled by a Critter loco. The ore is processed in the mill and comes out through the tippers into trucks in the siding which are taken away in a train usually pulled by the 0-4-2 Porter loco. The layout is 10 metres by 2 metres and 1.7 metres high. It has been made so it can be viewed from three sides, although at some exhibitions space considerations mean that the layout can only be seen from two sides. The individual boards are made from plywood with roof insulation board for the scenery. The trees are all live dwarf conifers or bonsai trees. All the buildings are scratch built either by Charlie Fox-Wilson or Syd Bunker. Locomotives and running stock are Bachmann or LGB with the battery run equipment designed and hand built by Syd Bunker. The original design was taken from a portable layout by Don Weeks in America which he constructed on a trailer, as featured in Garden Railways Feb 2006. The problem was that a trailer of that size would not fit into Charlie's garden!