Overview:
This is the schematic for the Control panel. It was designed using Corel draw 12 and printed on 3 A4 sheets of sticky Vinyl Paper so that the final panel measures 630mm*300mm.
The layout is going to have three levels.
Orange : Level 1 : The track is laid for this level. There are two continuous tracks with a small goods yard, a terminus station (Kings Abbott), a turntable (L23), and the lower level of the Hornby Conveyor {L22). Blue : Level 2 : The track is laid for most of this level. There are two continuous tracks, a siding and a through station (Martin on Sea) with centre track. The tipper (L21) feeds the conveyor (L22).
Yellow : Level 3: I just had to have a Hornby Suspension bridge on my layout, just because it looks so good! So the bridge is there together with a few girded bridges but as yet, it doesn't go anywhere. Even though this level will be a single continuous loop, the plan is to use a shuttle (from CML Electronics) so that my Bachmann DMU can travel back and forth between the two stations. (Taylors Row and Jennings Heights)
The layout is going to have three levels.
Orange : Level 1 : The track is laid for this level. There are two continuous tracks with a small goods yard, a terminus station (Kings Abbott), a turntable (L23), and the lower level of the Hornby Conveyor {L22). Blue : Level 2 : The track is laid for most of this level. There are two continuous tracks, a siding and a through station (Martin on Sea) with centre track. The tipper (L21) feeds the conveyor (L22).
Yellow : Level 3: I just had to have a Hornby Suspension bridge on my layout, just because it looks so good! So the bridge is there together with a few girded bridges but as yet, it doesn't go anywhere. Even though this level will be a single continuous loop, the plan is to use a shuttle (from CML Electronics) so that my Bachmann DMU can travel back and forth between the two stations. (Taylors Row and Jennings Heights)