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These photographs may give you some ideas and inspiration for your own line. You might be at the planning stage or looking at making an extension or improvements. Whatever the case I hope these pictures are of some help.


		Some idea of what you could achieve in your own garden. The track here extends about another 50 metres beyond the large tree on the right. This also shows we get good weather in Scotland sometimes as well as snow. (Click on it for a better view)<<<

	How it all starts - maybe the youngest G scale enthusiast in Scotland with her first loco<<< (Click on either for a bigger view) Another kind of G enthusiast>>>

	Bachmann 2-4-2 finds Glasgow snow good <<< Actually my own railway again but with visiting locomotives >>>

	Is this real or a model? G of course giving some idea of the level of detail you can achieve<<< (Click on either for a bigger view) And main street >>>

	<<<Bachmann Big Hauler 4-6-0 takes water Santa Fe Depot>>>

	A new railway near Edinburgh built in an incredibly short time Stainz loco - note the POLA bridge>>>

	Leave the station area by the sawmill and climb the mountain >>>
^^^ An example of what can be done in a modest garden. The theme is Small Town USA but located near Glasgow. (Click on it for a better view)	Then trains go round the mountain and down the other side. Or the other track stays on the level.>>>

^^^ Another Glasgow railway. Again USA based but this time built at waist height.	Yet another which menders round the flower beds>>>	.

	<<<Then again you could just use your whole garden. The trains are controlled from and run through the shed. (Click on it for a better view)
		^^^And finally an LGB Mogul conquers the mountain

Go and switch tracks for another Scottish Garden Railways station at Picture Index

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