Recent content by Tanker46

I think it's Dearnbyshire but it might be a new project Neville is working on. The Signal Box reads "Lachar South" I think.

Did some running on the late Malc's Lynton and Barnstaple over my last day off - rest in peace old friend.

SR Project: East Coastway Line, Circa 1950s Ex- LSWR Urie S15 Class with a heavy mineral stopping train traveling through Berwick. Loco is not a Brighton Resident and appears to be from Feltham - more than likely the train is a coal working from South London for drop offs at Eastbourne...

Okay I almost spit my drink on that one. Well played John. Sorry about that mate, I'm working on shifting my screenshot libraries to that website everyone was talking about a page or so ago, but it's extremely slow going. I'm still going to use Imgur for now, but I'll repost everything with the...

Okay THAT is absolutely gorgeous! :love: I gotta ask though, where did you get those automobiles in the foreground from, Epo? Are they from a 3rd Party Website?

Following the P Class Trend - Ex-SECR P Class No.31555 departs Rotherfield Mark Cross Station with a small pickup goods bound for Polegate Yards. This wasn't an uncommon service for the Cuckoo Line but was typically assigned to a E4, C2x or Wainwright C Class, although it was highly unlikely for...

Cuckoo Line in the 50s - BR Standard 4MT Tank No. 80148 idles at the platform of Mayfield Station with the first morning Turnbridge Wells West to Eastbourne working of the day.

Cuckoo Line in the Early 50s - An Ex-SR Maunsell U Class exits Heathfield Tunnel with a stopping service from Tonbridge to Eastbourne.

Some downtime on Dearnby and District 1920s Map: GWR 8750 Class on a transfer goods from Dearnby Mills to Aynmouth Harbour.

An Eastern Interloper at Lewes? Looks like an Ex-LNER B1 Class on an interregional working from Leicester to Hastings!

Morning dew at Polegate as Ex-SECR H Class No.31551 works a Push Pull Service from Eastbourne to Turnbridge Wells West via the Cuckoo Line:

Looks FANTASTIC Annie! That station layout radiates Edwardian energy, and I absolutely love it!:love: Excellent shot of the little J69 too! I love those little buckjumpers, and I hope one day Connor makes them available for public use!

I must admit that I had not - that is until I read the link you added! The articles about the LBSCR "what if" designs were extremely interesting! Thank you very much John! We might have to bring some of those to Trainz in the future.... ;) Been taking the new GWW Queen Mary's on their inaugural...

Sussex 1951 - Ex-LBSCR I3 Class just passing Falmer with a Eastbourne to Brighton working

You're doing an excellent job with it so far! I must admit I don't know too much about the Furness beyond the Pre-Grouping locomotive classes, but I am familiar with the shed allocations during the 1950s. There were Johnson 2Fs, Fowler 4Fs, Ivatt Class 2 and 4s and a LOT of Jintys...