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robert goslin |
Posted - 05/04/2009 : 10:20:11 PM Here are some pictures I took of the stunning 0 scale Muskrat Ramble display layout, at this years Narrow Gauge Convention in Sydney. Its set in the Louisiana Swamps 1925. All buildings have detailed interiors, and amazing detail, and I believe all were scratchbuilt. Regards Rob.







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Peterpools |
Posted - 05/11/2009 : 6:21:32 PM Robert Thanks once more for sharing. Inspirational! Peter BCT |
BigLars |
Posted - 05/11/2009 : 6:06:42 PM Robert, Thanks for the additional pictures. I live in the South Eastern US and it is a region that you do not see modeled that often
These modules and your pictures really capture the feel of the deep south. The detail work is amazing, love the pig hanging up waiting for the smoker and the fruit stand. This area moves along slowly and to it's own beat and is great for these lazy inactive mini scenes. I did not see a picture of it but I bet they even modeled the local moon shiners selling the lightning behind the church.
Larry |
Frederic Testard |
Posted - 05/11/2009 : 5:25:29 PM Still more great pics! Thanks very much, Robert. I had dinner with Gavin Hince, last saturday, in La Rochelle. He told me how impressed he had been by all the great layouts at the convention. |
Mario Rapinett |
Posted - 05/11/2009 : 01:01:20 AM Robert & Dan. Thanks for the sharing the excellent photos.
"M" |
kay4pacific |
Posted - 05/11/2009 : 12:24:27 AM Robert, Thanks for sharing these wonderful photos. Great waterfront details both the structures and the boats, The swamp area is awesome. What details on the tree trunks.You boys downunder really know how to do things in a big way.  |
robert goslin |
Posted - 05/10/2009 : 8:09:31 PM Here are my final photo's of the layout. Thanks to everyone for your comments, and thanks once again to Dan Pickard for providing extra information , and those extra photo's I wasn't able to provide.  Regards Rob

 all the fruit & veg are hand made.







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LLIAXTEP |
Posted - 05/08/2009 : 7:12:31 PM Dan, great shots, just wat I wanted to see too, the overall view of the layout.
Alex |
Frederic Testard |
Posted - 05/08/2009 : 7:06:06 PM Thanks for the overall pictures, Dan, they really give a feeling of the global size of this layout (and also of the "wall of scenery" : nice formulation). |
Tommatthews |
Posted - 05/08/2009 : 5:08:42 PM Thank you for sharing ..... wonderful display of modeling    |
danpickard |
Posted - 05/08/2009 : 4:19:44 PM Rob, You're correct, it was hard to get a good overall shot due to the continual crowd. I'll add a couple of my shots from a wider angle. One reasonable overall shot (if you can see though the guy in the front of shot), which sort of shows some of the projections along the front of the layout.




That last one is a reasonable impression of the wall of scenery...Muskrat Ramble, Dolly Varden, and then Geoff's Sunny Corner and his bush boxes display. Made for a fairly impressive sight upon entry to the layout & traders hall.
Dan Pickard
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Frederic Testard |
Posted - 05/08/2009 : 1:48:37 PM Thanks, Robert, for the additionnal pictures of the layout. The mangrove area is my favorite part of this layout, and while some were thinking about their own model of the boat house, I must say I have been thinking about my own version of the scene depicted in these pictures. |
BigLars |
Posted - 05/08/2009 : 11:19:54 AM That has to be some of the best scenery I have ever seen. The detail is incredible, love the skunk in the last picture. Larry |
Geezer |
Posted - 05/08/2009 : 11:16:13 AM Waaaaaay Kool! Excellent craftsmanship!!! |
Larry Baker |
Posted - 05/08/2009 : 10:23:01 AM Great model, great photos. Thanks Robert. |
LLIAXTEP |
Posted - 05/07/2009 : 11:11:21 PM I can smell the swamp!!!:) beutiful layout |