KotangaGirl
Pre-Grouping Railways Nut
In 1925 A.R. Walkley exhibited his 'Portable Goods Yard' which he'd built to demonstrate that a practical working layout was possible with 00 gauge. Essentially his layout design was an Inglenook with slightly longer sidings.
And moving on to 2020 I needed a simple layout as a way for me to learn how to build a Trainz model railway. I like shunting and small quirky light railways so A,R. Walkley's layout was the perfect choice. At 6ft X 1ft it's not very big so I've added a further six feet onto it for a fiddle yard.
This is progress so far after more than a few trials and errors. And I have a silly question to ask, - how do you delete the basemap? All the instructions I've read go into everything in detail about making a basemap, but at the end of the instructions they say to delete the basemap once you've done with it; - BUT they don't say a word about how to delete the basemap.
![6a9mNDg.jpg](https://i.imgur.com/6a9mNDg.jpg)
![QTR4RUm.jpg](https://i.imgur.com/QTR4RUm.jpg)
And moving on to 2020 I needed a simple layout as a way for me to learn how to build a Trainz model railway. I like shunting and small quirky light railways so A,R. Walkley's layout was the perfect choice. At 6ft X 1ft it's not very big so I've added a further six feet onto it for a fiddle yard.
This is progress so far after more than a few trials and errors. And I have a silly question to ask, - how do you delete the basemap? All the instructions I've read go into everything in detail about making a basemap, but at the end of the instructions they say to delete the basemap once you've done with it; - BUT they don't say a word about how to delete the basemap.
![A87z59M.jpg](https://i.imgur.com/A87z59M.jpg)
![3aJ9Z29.jpg](https://i.imgur.com/3aJ9Z29.jpg)