Garden Plans

Project Driog – Episode 8 – A 16mm Garden Railway



In this video build log we’ll take you behind the scenes of building a garden railway, and show you how we do it. There’ll be mistakes along the way and things will change and develop but that’s part of the fun of it!
So come and follow along with us, as we build the SLR V2!

Thank you to Paul Harris for allowing us the use of his photo of Coldstones Cut from above. To see more of his work you can visit: www.paulharrisphotography.com

For more information about The Coldstone Cut and it’s history visit: thecoldstonescut.org

00:00 Introduction
02:48 How It Works
06:00 Why?
09:27 Pond Loop
15:07 Dales Section
20:28 Steam Up Area
22:20 Hilltop Plans and Quarry
28:39 General Update
30:45 Plants
31:37 Outtakes

15 Comments

  1. Nicely done – its surprising what one can achieve, necessity being the mother of invention 👍💜😊

    Not seen it done all that often, no prototypes in the UK as far as I recall.

    A self switching/cancelling switch/crossing/point would have been so much easier, but less fun😉😀✌️👍💜😊 (Ill get me coat😀).

    "Dont start the sentence with 'so' " A man after my own.

    Could we see some winter (indoor) work on buildings, stock etc🤔👍✌️💜🤞

  2. There is a small section of gauntlet track in Croydon on the tram system leading from Church Street into Reeves Corner where it diverges onto the Wimbledon branch or around the Croydon Town loop

  3. I'm looking at this at 05:30 I'm sure later on in the day and re-looking a few times it will all make perfect sense I hope, either way it's blooming brilliant well done.

  4. All inspirational stuff, I really should do more work on my line but once you get running there is even more distractions

  5. Hi so I have been looking to build a garden railway but struggling to find definites on sizes. What scale is it you are using and what size would you say is the minimum for a full circle turn around you would do?

  6. I recently just found your channel and started going through your back log videos. Really enjoyed them! Keep it up. I'm looking forwards to following the progress you make.

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