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Hello everybody! This weekend my nephews came, so it was the ultimate chance to set up the Greenville layout thus far. A lot of it is still WIP and will continue to change over time.In the winter my aim is to make a large table and start further completing the layout. So with no further ado I give you the pictures from this morning. Excuse the quality of some, I had to shoot them with fake light (rain over Amsterdam today) and from quite a distance. But most came out good I reckon. First up an overview, here you can see the entire layout and some of my new Lego lair (about 30m2 for me). You can also see the PW made it back home, but I haven't found time to unpack it yet. Of course every town needs a good train station, here you can see just the main building which is almost complete. I'll add some side buildings so it will be larger. The train station is loosely based on the Frankfurt am Main station in Germany. This is the street front: Next is the main hall interior with the ticket booth: And lastly the backside and platform, my favourite part are the cast iron arches that support the canopy: And of course you need trains: First up my new and improved BR22 engine (I know it needs better pushrods): Next up Emerald night 3.0, now with XL wheels: Next to the station is an old 4-4-0 parked: And of course my blue 1940's Amsterdam tram drove down the streets: The Amsterdam section is growing, and the Tjalk is now also finished: On the other side you'll find Joe's garage and the Firestation which is nearly finished: Next are some random street shots with cars, people and a barrel organ: Of course for the kids you need to include some famous characters (well, not really just for the kids hehe). Did you spot Batman and Spiderman yet? Here's Spongebob and the TMNT: And sine a layout without pirates isn't: Last but not least some shots of my new lair, which is about 30m2, just for me And of course one needs minifigs to fill the streets: Well that's all for today folks, thank you for viewing!
