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Glendale
Junction - "The Complete Garden Railway Experience"
Welcome
to Glendale Junction.
We are Brian and Caroline.
Our opening
hours are:
| Wednesday
to Friday |
10.00
am to 5.00 pm |
| Saturday |
10.00
am to 4.30 pm |
We will be closed from Saturday 18th to Friday 24th September. We are open again on Saturday 25th September 2010.
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Photo by kind permission of Warners Group
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As
you can see from the photos below, our shop is well stocked with
many makes for your G Scale (G Gauge), 16mm or Gauge 1 garden railway. |
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Photo by kind permission of Warners Group
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| Roundhouse, I P Engineering, Accucraft, Massoth, LGB,
Aristocraft, Modelbouw & DVD's |
Hillman's
Rail Clamps, LGB Parts, Pola, Piko, Veissmann, Accent
Scenics, Lots of Figures |
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Elita, Scenic Accents , Bachmann, Preiser and Figures, etc.
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Elita
Paints, Trackside Signs, Loco Name and Number Plates, LGB Rolling
Stock, Magazines and Peco Track. |
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| Locos, Rolling Stock, Track , Paints & Signs |
Just
a selection of Track Powered Locos |
Our
G Scale (G gauge) layout (Lincs Garten Bahn) is built on an L shaped raised border
with a tunnel through a large conifer to a circular raised border.
It can be controlled by either analogue, MTS (multi train system)
or Massoth at the flick of a switch. |
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We
started the layout at the beginning of February 2003 and the
first train ran at the end of March 2003. Since then much landscaping has taken place together with the additions of a few extra
details, such as a tunnel
etc. An extension was added during the Summer of 2004, adding
approximately another 70 feet to the layout. LGB track has been
used here and it features an MTS Reversing Loop Module (LGB
55080) and a 1200mm LGB Bridge (LGB 50600).
In February
2005 we added a new line for running
live steam locos. This was then upgraded in 2007 to Gauge 1 track and pointwork. We have two 45mm and one 32mm tracks in operation.
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The
station, is built on a curve
with the signal box, New
Row Box (Piko 62045) nearby. The telephone
engineer can be seen up his pole connecting a new telephone
line to the new house (Broadband??). |
The Building of the Outdoor Layout
The mini-digger was in action 8/9 Feb 2003, with James at the helm and Martyn on the
shovel. The following weekend, Steve
the brickie could be seen hard at work, assisted by James on the concrete
mixer and Brian acting as site agent(!). Then Caroline and Ian (22/2Feb)
barrowed 9+ tons of top soil from the front of the house to the back to
fill the raised border Last thing on Sun afternoon, before the sun went
in, Brian actually managed to run a train from inside the house, through
the hole in the wall and
along the viaduct to the edge of the raised border. Mark (a good old neighbour
at Orton Wistow!) bedded down the slabs
ready for Brian to screw them down later that week. Then we started
laying track..................... and now we are running
trains. The layout has now been landscaped,
but there is always more to do!!!
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The
extension was officially opened on 14th August 2004 at our Open
Day. The track goes through a long tunnel, down a slope
to the end of the garden, across some decking and around a raised
border (as seen here). An MTS reversing loop module is fitted to
the track on the raised border to enable single track running. |
In the summer of 2008 we added a water-feature to our layout. More photos can be seen in our Photo Gallery. |
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Photo by kind permission of Warners Group
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We
are here to help you pursue your interest in garden railways by
supplying products and advice to you all. We look forward to being
able to give you the personal service you deserve. |
To
see a map of where we are click
here.
Directions: A15 north of Peterborough to Market Deeping (not the
by-pass ).At the roundabout in the centre of Market Deeping turn
right, towards Spalding. At mini-roundabout go straight over, follow
that road past Branch Bros (on left) and Terry Wright Cycles (on
left). Turn right at the fork in the road
(Bridge Street) and then first left into New Row. We are on the
left. |
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