gamerouche
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One from me, Grey Class 20's await departure from the oil depot.
Gam
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One from me, Grey Class 20's await departure from the oil depot.
Gam
As always some superb shots on this thread ........I haven't posted here for a while so here's an update with the latest from Poole to Brockenhurst
Poole Park Peninsula
Parkstone Station
Branksome Viaduct
Bournemouth Station
New Milton Station
New Forest Brockenhurst & Lyndhurst split
Brockenhurst Station
Brockenhurst Crossing
Brockenhurst Station
Lymington Pier
Enjoy and thanks for looking - Nij
Poole Park Peninsula
Parkstone Station
Branksome Viaduct
Bournemouth Station
New Milton Station
New Forest Brockenhurst & Lyndhurst split
Brockenhurst Station
Brockenhurst Crossing
Brockenhurst Station
Lymington Pier
Enjoy and thanks for looking - Nij
Great shots nij , recognised Poole peninsula straight away 
86414 "Frank Hornby" storms out of Horseley Fields fast line tunnel and away from it's stop at Glauston Central on to it's final leg , with the 17.50 London Euston to Glauston International "The Glauston Pullman"
86414 "Frank Hornby" storms out of Horseley Fields fast line tunnel and away from it's stop at Glauston Central on to it's final leg , with the 17.50 London Euston to Glauston International "The Glauston Pullman"
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williamfj2
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I've been playing with Trainz again after a bit of a break.
I know it's a broad gauge Australian loco without vacuum brakes, but it's a really good model of a very attractive prototype! Besides some were built by Beyer Peacock of Manchester
And finally somthig a bit closer to home
I know it's a broad gauge Australian loco without vacuum brakes, but it's a really good model of a very attractive prototype! Besides some were built by Beyer Peacock of Manchester
And finally somthig a bit closer to home
I've been playing with Trainz again after a bit of a break.
I know it's a broad gauge Australian loco without vacuum brakes, but it's a really good model of a very attractive prototype! Besides some were built by Beyer Peacock of Manchester
And finally somthig a bit closer to home
What's the route called?
williamfj2
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It is a tinkered version of Welney & Umneth Tramway by Lord Claude Hamilton.
Class 47 305 runs an oil train over the eastern Horbury viaduct in the Castleford direction under a dramatic late evening sky, 17th July 1977.
The new station at Horbury, during phase I reconstruction, just prior to the construction of new platform 6.
Paul
The new station at Horbury, during phase I reconstruction, just prior to the construction of new platform 6.
Paul
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They look right at home on the UK layouts... The F176 model should suit an industrial layout quite well as well, since it doesn't have any brakes beyond the handbrake!
Great Shots
A Class 92 over the Mitchell Viaduct
A Class 92 from someones back garden with a concrete train.
A 92 and a 313 emerge from the Westward Heath tunnel.
The 92 on a container train.
Looks good! May I ask what route that is in the 3rd and 4th pics?
Hi Bhorton
I use the 421 from Tempest - found here..... http://tempesttrainz.site11.com/1_2_Class-421.html
Now I had one of his original DTCL beta's (prior to his upgrade which enabled the headcode).
If you look through the related thread HERE you may even find some of my posts on the matter.
The later version that enabled the headcode came without working doors so Tempest kindly gave me a method for saving his original and creating a clone which means I have two versions of the DTCL.
The MBSO and TSO stock never had opening doors anyway, but I do like to see the doors animate at the station so I stuck with his first Beta and sacrificed the headcodes.
I hope this helps - please post back for any more info.
Nij
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