A bit of checking last night.
I think that the height is about right. Now I just have to come up with a jig to knock out 20 sets of wharf pilings
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5 comments:
Then a crane to load Q hoppers?
Unfortunately its not the correct set up for either Greymouth or Westport and I could not fit in a mobile coaling crane.
Do I have to build another wharf then?
You are suggesting that you need to. If another wharf would require too much modelling, why not a generic "could be anywhere" wharf? Or, if the module is not much wider than the wharf plus water, would a crane alone be enough to indicate that the portion of the wharf represented in the module is Westport?
Looking good. And a luverley set of W wagons there!
- SteveF
Agree with Mr 0-4-4-0 there!
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