Water Crossing

Hello everybody

Here is the video, I love it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eo0etJ3Kec4&feature=related

Frank

I like it! Especially the floating `island.’ Was it inspired by the Mulberry ports built during the Normandy invasion?

The only downside I can see is the possibility of a tempest, such as Junior cannonballing into the pool…

Chuck (Modeling mountainous Central Japan in September, 1964)

Talk about your “outdoor garden RR”

I don’t think the “water” looks “real”.

With my luck little waves in the pool would knock off the trains.

Talk about your “real water feature”!

Hmm…imagine finding a short. Being careful not to get an electrical shock.

I wonder what he used for the “realistic water look”?

A patio garden to be proud of. Now to keep the kids away.

I still wonder just hwat it is about that “water”…

[:D]

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Knowing the price of Marklin stock, I´d hate to see your trains taking a plunge!

Interesting idea, though [swg]

That is really clever. However in my pool that crossing would last about ten seconds before it was swamped by a son or grandson cannonballing into the water. Nobody just DIVES into my pool, we all have to see just how much water we can displace onto the pool-deck, LOL!

Tom

One day when the kids had gone off to School

I built a wood bridge across my swimming pool

My trains made the crossing safely at first

But their route was soon to be deeply immersed

The neighbours cat uses my garden to pee

And now he’s hiding in the old Apple tree

He’s spotted a train tempting a watery fate

And has dropped from the tree to the old garden gate

Now on the ground behind a plant pot

The train will soon pass his great hiding spot

With a deadly quick leap he jumps to the rails

The train hits the water but does not know how to sail

A sub in the making this train it is not

A whole lot of money were these trains that I bought

Now on the bottom of my cool swimming pool

Oh how I wished the kids had stayed home from school