Prospect Valley

Exhibition Managers Exhibiting Details

 
 

 

   
 

 

A brief description of the layout for inclusion into your program.

 

An obscure branch Line in the mid West of the USA, (so obscure it does not appear on any maps!!!) surviving the difficult times just after WWII. The stub end station is the junction between the branch and even more decrepit mine line that heads off up the mountain side on a 4 percent grade. This step grade makes it necessary to use various geared locomotives such as Shays, Heislers and Climaxes.

The layout uses Peco Code 75 track, points driven by Tortoise motors and train control is via DCC.
The fiddle yard has a sector plate for the branch and cassettes for the mine line.


The exhibited section is part of a larger club layout. While stock on the layout is generally kept within period the diverse interest of the group means there are often locomotives on loan from various railways dealing with the traffic.
 

   
       
 

  

 

   
       
 
Scale American 'HO' scale
Location Colorado

Van Hire -

Dependant on hire time

Petrol/diesel - Van & Operators

dependant upon distance

Operators

Minimum 6

Catering 'Special' requirements

none

Power

1 - 13amp sockets

Tables

Free standing + 1 for stock

Insurance value £1500 plus stock
Set Up Time 1 hour

Space required

3.6m x 2.1m ( 12ft x 7ft )

12ft side is viewing side. No public access to rear of layout.

Special requirements

NO STAIRS PLEASE

 

   
   

For further information Email Tony - the coordinator

t.cane@btinternet.com

 

 
       
       
       
 

 

 

 

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