Tiny model railway in a box - Penpont Dries in N scale
This small, well tiny, model railway lives in a box and is just 24 x 15cm in size. It packs away with a power pack, controller and rolling stock in a small box and is completely portable. The story of it's genesis and construction are described on my blog: https://paxton-road.blogspot.com/sear... This video just shows the assembly of the layout and a warts and all operating session whilst I discuss its constructional details and reflect on the calming effect it can have on me. Thanks for watching.

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Pont y dulais - a cameo in OO

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Writing Mac Disks With PC Drives and a Greaseweazle

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#20 A quick DCC conversion on a tiny loco

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#19 - Wiring My DCC Model Railway- Pt1: Planning, Purchasing and Programming

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It WOULDN'T Let Them Pull UP!!? | The Strange Story Of Lufthansa Flight 1829

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New Axial Servo Switch Drives (Video 70)

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Simple Inexpensive Turnout Control 1

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Reverse Engineering a Capacitor Discharger with Built-in Voltage Indicators

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We Bought a $1,000 Abandoned CAT 400 Haul Truck

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Layout Design: Paxton Road 3 - Considering previous success

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How I made my own memory

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The Minolta Tragedy: How Japan's Camera Pioneer Sued Itself Out of Existence

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Layout visit: Shades of Mountain Ash

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030 - Shelfington - Soldering Fishplates

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A Day in the Life of a Model Engineer

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This Märklin layout even impresses the trade press!

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Common Beginner Mistakes In Hobby Machining

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Inside Dyson’s Overengineered £1000 Hand Dryer

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5 Diesels With Big Boy, The Worlds Largest Steam Locomotive. Quick Stop & Leaving. Pacing NS Train

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