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Burrowa is an HO scale model railway set in the NSW southern tablelands 
whats the dimension of your layout cheers oscar
G’day Oscar.
The layout is L shaped and is made up of 3 1.8 mtr modules. 2 on the station side with an extension of 600 mm and a corner module of 1.5 x 1.5 mtrs at 90 degrees with a depth of 760 mm.I hope that helps you.Peter
Really like your modelling. Found this while looking at branch lines.
I recently made the decision to put all my hon3 logging equipment away and look for a nsw prototype. I’m looking at bombala on the cooma monaro line as a place to model. Having trouble condensing the over all plan of the layout into smaller shorter modules. I want to look at the era when the 48 class was running on the line. Anyway keep up the fantastic modelling because it inspired me to dive in again
Adrian.
Thank you for your comment. Bombala is a good terminus to model as all of the buildings are available in kit form.
I did find that condensing is the only way to go I found that basing the sidings / loops on the length of train you want to operate is a good guide.Try not to cram too much in is my advice in the way of non-railway structures anyway good luck with your project. Regards Peter