Sorry for my English.
Hello,
I remembered vagely that in MRR magazine there was onces an article abouth building a gap ( in dutch een kloof voor wie me helpen kan in de vertaling) wich was published in a MRR magazine.
Since we are planning to build a forum modulair layout ( modules)in Belguim, I proposed to build a gap. Every member builds his own fantasy layout according to the standards that we agreed.
Therefor I like to ask here in the forum if anyone remebers the number or the year that article was published, number of the magazine. There was also I think (!!) a guy named Farlow or Ferlow or something like that (oef...... I cant remeber al those things) had build or was building such a gap ????
Or if anyone can help in a other way pls feel free ! Thx
Greetings, and a merry christmas and happy new year from Belguim
Marc
Here is a link to a web page showing Malcolm Furlow's 1983 article. It might be the one you're looking for. Check the hairstyles - things change in 24 years!
http://www.polyweb.com/dans_rr/blog/?page_id=7
"Kloof" probably translates better as "canyon" in model railroad terms, assuming the Furlow article is what you're looking for. If so, take a look at some of Art Hill's posts here. He has been building great "Kloofs" with construction foam, a relatively new material unavailable to the railroaders of 1983.
It takes an iron man to play with a toy iron horse.
the scale would be 1/87 H0 . Sorry that i didn't wrote it.
Cayon is the good word. A deep cayon.
Thx for the info !