A very small layout in NG7 for the Peco Rail200 challenge of 2025. All wired for DCC control with a Z21 system. 3D printing was used where possible.

Charlie the Castrol Oil salesman leaving the Boat Repair shed with a new order.

Madge the Post lady opens the small village sorting office

An aerial view of the Shop Fronts, 3D printed, and the figures positioned.

The 3D printed Quart Junction Logo on the front of the layout.

3D printed Lamp and Store shed for the Standard & Narrow gauge lines. With Charlie's Castrol van in the parking circle

Track laying, point or turnout operation by wire in tube to the rear of the layout. Basic building positions testing.

No customer's yet from this early morning photograph, postmen are sorting in the small office, with their 3D printed bikes parked outside.

The Long view.

A couple of visitors to the Village, chatting to a Local man. Chip shop is preparing to open with the Steam Rising from the fat fryers.

Built on the supplied Baseboard kit, with a back story of a small seaside village on the Suffolk Coast. Design and Copyrights reserved Chris Ward 2026