meadowbeck
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Thank you! I hope so too, though I will be busy with uni soon so might not have as much time to work on it. It's going very slowly already
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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!
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Our resident modeler Jupiter made a nice selection of lesser-known BR/LMS Locos allocated at 11B a shot while ago. They should be perfect for your Furness Route! GP Locomotives also did really good renditions of both the Stanier 4P Tank and the Stanier Black Five - two extremely numerous classes at Furness.
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Welcome to bunny's branch line! Jupiter's trying their hand at making a website! Here you'll find their trainz content, mostly Thomas based with significant AU influence. Come on in!
Our resident modeler Jupiter made a nice selection of lesser-known BR/LMS Locos allocated at 11B a shot while ago. They should be perfect for your Furness Route! GP Locomotives also did really good renditions of both the Stanier 4P Tank and the Stanier Black Five - two extremely numerous classes at Furness.
Speaking of whistle, you can use my whistle for them if you're genuinely interested
marmalade32
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Alright. where do i find said whistle?
marmalade32
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nevermind just found it.
meadowbeck
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Thank you very much, that's certainly useful information to know! Jupiter's models are very nice indeed.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!
bunny's branch line | routes
Welcome to bunny's branch line! Jupiter's trying their hand at making a website! Here you'll find their trainz content, mostly Thomas based with significant AU influence. Come on in!
Our resident modeler Jupiter made a nice selection of lesser-known BR/LMS Locos allocated at 11B a shot while ago. They should be perfect for your Furness Route! GP Locomotives also did really good renditions of both the Stanier 4P Tank and the Stanier Black Five - two extremely numerous classes at Furness.
marmalade32
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Been meaning to get the patriot and 8f from gp for god knows how long. Maybe either this brit kick or the next.
meadowbeck
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And here is the fast train: the 14:00-ish London St Pancras to "the Place Which Must Not Be Named" - or rather the ocean floor, as the track we see it on in the last image ended on a jetty in the Walney channel in real life. Starring edh6's fantastic A3 in the role of that other A3 from those books.
(Apologies for this, but I couldn't resist. Will go hide in the back of the shed now.)
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PortLineParker
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M7 30107 on a pull-push working from Brockenhurst destined for Bournemouth West in the summer of 1957.
Pausing briefly at Creekmoor Halt:
Awaiting departure from Poole:
Powering away from Poole, the crew prepare to tackle the 1:60 Parkstone bank. While not an issue for the plucky M7 with its light load, this could be a fearsome challenge for crews of longer trains as they only had a short run up from Poole station, due in part to the very sharp curve, hence the 20mph speed limit.
Jumping ahead to arrival at Bournemouth West; the M7 is crossing over Surrey Road bridge and past the allotments tended by the railway staff, part of which can be seen in the foreground:
Cheers,
PLP
Pausing briefly at Creekmoor Halt:
Awaiting departure from Poole:
Powering away from Poole, the crew prepare to tackle the 1:60 Parkstone bank. While not an issue for the plucky M7 with its light load, this could be a fearsome challenge for crews of longer trains as they only had a short run up from Poole station, due in part to the very sharp curve, hence the 20mph speed limit.
Jumping ahead to arrival at Bournemouth West; the M7 is crossing over Surrey Road bridge and past the allotments tended by the railway staff, part of which can be seen in the foreground:
Cheers,
PLP
marmalade32
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who can't? thomas tank got me into trains (and trainz as a whole!) aah to be on the mobile android version again, wondering how to port content inAnd here is the fast train: the 14:00-ish London St Pancras to "the Place Which Must Not Be Named" - or rather the ocean floor, as the track we see it on in the last image ended on a jetty in the Walney channel in real life. Starring edh6's fantastic A3 in the role of that other A3 from those books.
(Apologies for this, but I couldn't resist. Will go hide in the back of the shed now.)
Wonder how the A3 got to pass barrow, overturned steamer, possibly?