UK Screenshots for Pre BR Blue. High resolution warning.

[KotangaGirl]

Merry Christmas Tanker

 

[meadowbeck]

A slightly late Merry Christmas to all you lovely people!

 

[KotangaGirl]

GER No.231 at work on Tenpenny Wharf on my Norfolk layout.

 

[marmalade32]

Anywhere NER (WIP)

Cheers, evilcrow

If this ever ends up on the DLS, i'll slip 'er up and maybe see nonstop A3 runs! I'd love to see some J94s on here.

 

[marmalade32]

A slightly late Merry Christmas to all you lovely people!

The intimidating blue a3 in the shadows... Most likely annoyed at being there at this time and not in the Northwestern region's sheds. I sure do hope no red 2-6-0s or green black fives have to hear it complain.

 

[KotangaGirl]

 

[2995Valliant]

Merry Christmas Tanker

Where's the lovely little Manning-Wardle from please Annie?

 

[KotangaGirl]

Where's the lovely little Manning-Wardle from please Annie?

Anthony, it's Connor Law's model of 'Sharpthorn'. It's still available on his website https://ironcladinsteam.wixsite.com/britishlocoworks3d/sharpthorn

He also has the GER Neilson 209 Class 0-4-0ST's that I commissioned. https://ironcladinsteam.wixsite.com/britishlocoworks3d/ger-209-class

 

[KotangaGirl]

 

[KotangaGirl]

Here's some snaps for Paul (paulsw2) to enjoy. In it's rebuilt form from Paul it really is a wonderful old engine to drive.
I wanted to take a consignment of coal from the mysterious west (the western storage loops) via Bunbury and Moxbury to the yard at Bluebell Magna and 64784 handled the task without any problems at all.
The first three screenshots were taken over the fence at various spots along the western line and the last was taken at Bluebell Magana.

 

[orangeengine69]

LNER Gresley V4 MSTS Conversation

 

[Tanker46]

Dearnby & District - December 1950

BR Standard Class 4 No. 75021 races through Penbury with a rake of empty Pullman Stock for Dearnby Central. Dearnby began playing host to a select number of special Pullman Trains for Holiday Traffic at the turn of 1950s. Five years later the crews have the workings down pat as they bring the Eastern homed pullman coaches from the Southern/Eastern Carriage Interchange at Northwell down to Dearnby Central at first snowfall, and take the carriages back once the weather begins to melt in March.

 

[Paulsw2]

Great pics Annie and Tanker. It's good to see some of my reskins this year seeing the light of day on this thread. I'll need to produce some more versions of the J39, but I'm hoping we can get the Pullmans up to the DLS in the New Year.

 

[KotangaGirl]

Testing sessions with another of Anthony's rebuilt engines. Runs as good as it looks.

On the western line again heading for Bunbury.

Arrival at Bunbury station viewed from the footbridge.

And another snap down at platform level.

Heading away from Bunbury.

Arrival at Moxbury station.

 

[PortLineParker]

Anthony's 4MTs do indeed look excellent, all versions of them have found use on the S&D so far and, coupled with his especs and session rules have so far provided hours of challenging driving. The weathered versions he has produced in particular look excellent.

Moxbury looks like an interesting station with the lattice footbridge underneath the glass canopy. Very atmospheric.

Cheers,

PLP

 

[KotangaGirl]

Anthony's 4MTs do indeed look excellent, all versions of them have found use on the S&D so far and, coupled with his especs and session rules have so far provided hours of challenging driving. The weathered versions he has produced in particular look excellent.

Moxbury looks like an interesting station with the lattice footbridge underneath the glass canopy. Very atmospheric.

Cheers,

PLP

Trust me to get the locomotive maker's name wrong. Now properly corrected to Anthony with my apologies.

Thanks PLP. Putting Moxbury station together around three years ago took me a while to do and with the surrounding station yards & etc it must've taken me a good couple of weeks to get it more or less completed.
The lattice footbridge finally got done a couple of months ago and that was a right puzzle piece to put together I can tell you. It's easy to pick that Moxbury is one of my favourite places on my imaginary 'hidden in a fold in the map' Norfolk layout.

 

[KotangaGirl]

Moxbury station as set up for the mid-50's BR era session. (The pre-grouping session has some differences)

 

[IsambardKingdomBrunel]

Which route is that Annie, please ?

Mike.

 

[KotangaGirl]

Which route is that Annie, please ?

Mike.

Hello Mike, - it's my own imaginary 'hidden in a fold in the map' Norfolk layout/route which I started way back in TS12 days and has gone through ever so many rebuilds and revisings before I settled on this version in TRS19.

 

[IsambardKingdomBrunel]

Thank you Annie, appreciate your reply and the info

Mike.