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  • #1047
    Anonymous
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    Hi Willi,

    That’s a great addition to the game. Could they also act as retaining walls?

    Thanks for all your hard work. the switch towers look really nice, too.

    Regards, Chris

    #1048
    Anonymous
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    Hi,

    Thanks. Yes that is something I was missing since long.

    @ Chris: As I wrote, more abutments and retaining walls will come. I will create them as stone walls and concrete walls. And viaducts are planned as well. 😉

    Best regards,

    Willi

    #1049
    Anonymous
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    Hi,

    The second model in this serie is finished, a bridge-head. Constructed the same way like the pier, so it’s almost buried in the ground, when you place it. Additionaly, the model origin isn’t in the middle but at the front, so the bridge-head can be suited to almost any landscape. And now the retaining walls will follow.

    [img]http://www.wleopold.ch/temp/abutment02.jpg[/img]

    Kind regards,

    Willi

    #1050
    Anonymous
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    Hi Willi,

    Very nice, indeed. I’ll be looking forward to their release.

    Best regards, Chris

    #1051
    Anonymous
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    Willi,

    This will open a new dimension for RTR. Really great. :)

    #1052
    Anonymous
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    Hello Willi,

    With this it makes sense to plan water in the layout! Very nice job.

    Regards,

    Kees

    #1053
    Anonymous
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    I hope rob or brainbom read this topic to see Willi´s activity.

    Kees,in Holland not a Waterworld? I think,Yes Near by the Atlantic.

    It´s for all layouts need bridges. :)

    #1054
    Anonymous
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    Hi,

    Thanks for your kind word. The stone retaining walls are finished, too. Here the model origin had to be put even more in front of the model and they are built deeper than in reality so you can suit them to the landscape.

    [img]http://www.wleopold.ch/temp/stonewall01.jpg[/img]

    Now the concrete variations of the abutments and retaining walls will follow – and the static turntable.

    Kind regards,

    Willi

    #1055
    Anonymous
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    Hi,

    The concrete abutments are also finished. In the front row you see how the elements look when you place them on the layout. In the middle they are lifted a little. And in the background you see the maximum height. Of course the objects can also be coloured.

    [img]http://www.wleopold.ch/temp/abutments.jpg[/img]

    Kind regards,

    Willi

    #1056
    Anonymous
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    Hi,

    The concrete retaining walls are finished, too. In the first two rows you see how the elements look when you place them on the layout. In the background they are lifted about half height and a little bit coloured.

    [img]http://www.wleopold.ch/temp/retaining.jpg[/img]

    Kind regards,

    Willi

    #1057
    Anonymous
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    Willi

    All great stuff carn’t wait to get my hands on em.

    Thanks Dave

    #1058
    Anonymous
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    Hi Willi,

    I was thinking a more gentle slope to the retaining wall and possibly a greater thickness to it could make those retaining walls into a roll on-roll off intermodal terminal of a sort.

    Great stuff, Willi!

    Best regards, Chris

    #1059
    Anonymous
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    I´d see it in Willi´s forum and say Great !!

    I´d order two boxes full of them befor i see it.

    Chris, It´s a good idea use it as RoRo unit. But we must have it first. 😉

    Willi, Kasse aller erster Kajüte :D

    #1060
    Anonymous
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    Im sure Willi that your guide is excellent.You know though sometimes when you look at something and think – mmm.Well i did.

    To hard for me.I did try.Reminds me of peoples faces when you start talking about building compters like i do.They go blank. 😯

    I will leave building to the experts, but thanks anyway.

    Wont stop me building my model tanks though.At least i can do that quite well,

    later.

    Lee

    #1061
    Anonymous
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    Hi,

    The turntable is finished! :) Because of the restrictions of RTR I had to do some compromises. The first and most important is already known to you: It’s a static turntable. But at least you can drive over it. Then I had to build the turntable quite small, but it’s long enough for all locomotives that are in RTR until now. And to integrate the turntable in the layout isn’t so easy, I will come back on that later.

    Here’s a picture of the finished turntable. Now a roundhouse, matching the 22,5° tracks, a coaling tower, a water tower, a sanding tower… are missing. Hmmm, I see, my life won’t be boring next time. 😆

    [img]http://www.wleopold.ch/temp/turntable01.jpg[/img]

    Kind regards,

    Willi

    P.S. I have just written instructions how to build the turntable in the layout. You find it here: http://www.wleopold.ch/n_forum/viewthread.php?boardid=19&thid=356” class=”bbcode_url”>http://www.wleopold.ch/n_forum/viewthread.php?boardid=19&thid=356

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