A Stag Sandwich:

[Tdm]

Not literally, just a new YouTube video of mine with a short outing in the Stag sandwiched between some Tenerife home video footage, a couple of local attractions, and a look at a small N gauge model railway I have just finished building in a rented storeroom that is also home to most of my Stag spares.

Probably be only of interest to anyone thinking of visiting my part of the world in the near future for the 1^st time, or whose “other” hobby (like mine) is model trains. Put the sound on if you decide to watch the video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=kSOwJx4JI-ITenerife

[Markas]

Thanks for sharing your other hobby.

Mine too is model railways, which I tend to pursue when it's too cold for car-based activities - I imagine that's not a problem on Tenerife.
I have a large OO gauge layout (about 10ft x 20ft) located in its own train shed, in need of landscaping, & I have collected a lot of N gauge stock & buildings with the intention of building a substantial layout. I seem to have got sidetracked into building micro-layouts as I have an OO gauge 'pizza box' under 2ft square and a small N gauge end-to-end layout - I just need to finish one of them.

I noticed a couple of trams lurking at 10'16". Are they motorised? Only asking as I've motorised one of the old 'typhoo' trams - just need a layout for it to run on

OO pizza box:[IMG]<a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/11889549@N00/14618454916" title="Priory halt by mark_sexton, on Flickr"><img src="https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3837/14618454916_a57bec6c93_n.jpg" width="320" height="240" alt="Priory halt"></a>[/IMG]

[Tdm]

Markas - your image link comes up as an invalid attachment, and as regards the trams - no they are not motorised.
I used to model 00 gauge in the U.K., but haven't got the space in Tenerife, although I still have a number of 00 gauge engines in a display case.