[Anthony B]

Way back in the early 2000's, this was my ninco track track I built at that time. I subsequently moved to Belgium and of course it was torn down.

Not the greatest, but it was a huge learning curve for me. I stilll have all the buildings - kitbashed, orginals and copies, and some are being incorporated on the track I am currently building, however this one will not be nearly as 'busy' and far more 'railroad' type detail in the scenery, which is one of the directions I now want to take with this hobby. Fits in with my penchant for vintage as well.

                                                           

I hope it is of some interest to you

[Fluff]

Really nice even if as you say ,a bit busy .I must admit I like the scenery side of things ,even if it never seems finished .

Steve

[Fluff]

Oh just noticed I've become a posting freak . What's next?

Steve

[Scuderia_Turini]

Nice one Anthony,  lets call it multi-detailed!!   Mine is a bit shambolic, but then it has existed for over 20 years.
Are you using Ninco again?

Leo

[Anthony B]

Hey leo - no I have really gone retro - I am now using 60's Revell track.

For me - unless you paint the current tracks grey - they look like toys. And as for Scales with their 3 inch lane gaps - the cars are so close it just looks toylike when you see 2 together - ok rant over

[CMOTD]

Oh just noticed I've become a posting freak . What's next?

Steve

Nothing! That is as far as it goes at 500 posts. If you want more to aim at then ask Jason to add some.