Carl Arendt managed a popular website specifically focussing on small layouts. There’s lots of inspiration, including several O14 layouts and many layout plans.
Update. Sadly Carl Arendt passed away on Friday March 4, 2011. See comments for further details.
http://www.carendt.us/
Prolific modelling blogger Phil Parker has recently been updating on his experiences with the KBscale track sample kit. His impressions are positive, describing it as good value for money and useful encourage into a new scale.
There have been two posts on the subject so far, and it sounds like there may be more to come [...]
I hope group member Madkitten (Nikki) doesn’t mind me adding a link to her blog which is chronicling the progress of her new O14 layout Tumbledown Wharf at: http://madkitten.wordpress.com/ It promises to be a very fine layout when completed.
ww2ft Listing is a site dedicated to listing all 2ft, 1′ 11 1/2″, 600mm & 610mm railways broken down by country. There should be enough prototypes for everybody.
Narrow Gauge Heaven is a website dedicated to narrow gauge railways throughout the world, although currently there is more on UK narrow gauge railways than those in other parts of the world. It has the largest narrow gauge photo gallery on the web, with contributions from over 30 railway photographers.
Industrial Narrow Gauge Railways is a useful web site which holds information regarding current prototype industrial and commercial narrow gauge railways operating throughout Europe, including many which are 60cm/2ft railways
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Narrow Perspectives is an interesting website featuring a collection of photographs of narrow gauge railways in the British Isles. Most of the pictures are from the last twenty years or so but there is a section featuring historic photographs and another with photos from the 1960s of the Ffestiniog Railway’s Deviation Project.
Arthur Budd has set up a website for his O14 layout, The Brickworks. The article first appeared in the 7mm Narrow Gauge Association magazine Narrow Lines but it’s great to now have an online record of it. Arthur is also promising updates to come on his new home layout, Wigmore.
Arthur’s site
