Temporary supports for the viaduct so we can lay some track for our first show.
Copper strips have been added at each end so it can be removed for further modelling.
We don't like straight lines in Seagle bay!!
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Seagle Bay is a N-Gauge model railway being constructed by a group of like minded N-Gauge enthusiasts at Basildon Model Railway Club
Come and see the layout at our Exhibition
Basildon Model Railway Club's 32nd Model Railway Exhibition in July 2011
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James Hornsby school, Laindon SS15 5NX
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James Hornsby school, Laindon SS15 5NX
The plan as of 20th June 2010
The beginnings
Seagle Bay is a small northern coastal town not far from the Scottish border.
Set in the late 1950s/early1960s, this fictional town is at a bit of a crossroads.
The fishing is dying out and coal no longer forms a large part of its work.
It has various advantages;
Along from this scene it has a lovely coastline where birds and seals can be spotted (it is rumoured that sea eagles have been seen!). The tourist trade has kept the town going.
Another is that it is on the North-South mainline and having been historically a refreshment stop, it still has regular stops by express trains.
There are troubling times ahead and Seagle Bay hopes to survive with some changes. No doubt the port will be closed, left derelict for years until turned into expensive "waterfront apartments"
A selection of steam and diesel can be seen at Seagle Bay!
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