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D6519 rolls past Little Stoke Junction box with TTA's from Kent Refinery.
Little Stoke Junction Station, the Hoo peninsula's answer to Clapham Junction.
An EPB pauses at Little Stoke Junction with the early morning service to Stoke, before returning to Gravesend.
JB E6043 with, TTA's for the Kent Refinery.
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PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Evening all,
Just a few from me tonight showing progress at Corfe Castle - minus the castle still!
Class 117 DMU 3 car set sits in platform 2 awaiting the right away to Harmans Cross and Swanage.
And finally a zoomed in shot of the line to Harmans Cross showing the gradients that the trains need to tackle:
Cheers,
PLP
Just a few from me tonight showing progress at Corfe Castle - minus the castle still!
Class 117 DMU 3 car set sits in platform 2 awaiting the right away to Harmans Cross and Swanage.
And finally a zoomed in shot of the line to Harmans Cross showing the gradients that the trains need to tackle:
Cheers,
PLP
Epoche3bis4
absolute TRS22 Fan
Greetings
Epo
KotangaGirl
Pre-Grouping Railways Nut
A B&ER Pearson well tank, - lovely.
Epoche3bis4
absolute TRS22 Fan
@KotangaGirl, i agree with you
, but all the Steam Locomotives from the Broad Gauge Era are lovely, i like the Duke Class / Rover Class Locomotives too...Greetings
Epo
KotangaGirl
Pre-Grouping Railways Nut
The Pearson well tanks have always been a bit special for me Epo since they were the first Broad Gauge engines I ever saw photos of back when I was a teenager. Very much a case of love at first sight.
IanOHoseason
Member
Really lovely pictures, epoche3bis4.
Best wishes
Ian
Best wishes
Ian
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Excellent shots all!
Unrebuilt Battle of Britain class 34070 Manston enters Harmans Cross in the early evening with the 'A' set, bound for Corfe Castle and Norden:
Manston receives the right away and departs towards Corfe Castle:
Harmans Cross returns to normal, with the tranquillity of the station restored until the next train pauses on its journey:
Cheers,
PLP
Unrebuilt Battle of Britain class 34070 Manston enters Harmans Cross in the early evening with the 'A' set, bound for Corfe Castle and Norden:
Manston receives the right away and departs towards Corfe Castle:
Harmans Cross returns to normal, with the tranquillity of the station restored until the next train pauses on its journey:
Cheers,
PLP
Some from the lower Newquay Branch.
Rocks china clay dryer at Goonbarrow Junction on the Newquay Branch, finished yesterday.
One of the disused china clay pits around Bugle just up from Goonbarrow Junction. Helped vastly with LIDAR data.
And finally one of the Luxulyan Valley, this section has been rebuilt with LIDAR data, which helped in getting the heights of the line and position of the river correct. The 10m dem had the valley floor raised 10 metres higher than it should be! It runs through here at 1 in 40 for 3 miles all the way up to Luxulyan village. The viaduct is from a former tramway which through the valley on a much steeper incline.
Mark
Rocks china clay dryer at Goonbarrow Junction on the Newquay Branch, finished yesterday.
One of the disused china clay pits around Bugle just up from Goonbarrow Junction. Helped vastly with LIDAR data.
And finally one of the Luxulyan Valley, this section has been rebuilt with LIDAR data, which helped in getting the heights of the line and position of the river correct. The 10m dem had the valley floor raised 10 metres higher than it should be! It runs through here at 1 in 40 for 3 miles all the way up to Luxulyan village. The viaduct is from a former tramway which through the valley on a much steeper incline.
Mark
Thanks Rob. No, it's too far away from the railway line.
KotangaGirl
Pre-Grouping Railways Nut
Absolutely amazing world building Marky.
2995Valliant
Well-known member
Cracking job, Mark!
7828 Odney Manor approaches the River Avill Overflow channel bridge between Dunster and Blue Anchor on the West Somerset Railway.
7828 Odney Manor approaches the River Avill Overflow channel bridge between Dunster and Blue Anchor on the West Somerset Railway.
Oh my goodness this shot is gorgeous Valliant! It makes me want to make an investment for TS2019!!
Out of curiosity, is 7828 a reskin or a model of your own design? Either way it looks stunning!! The Chocolate and Cream colored coaches look splendid as well!
The West Somerset looks incredible for sure!
Tanker46
Out of curiosity, is 7828 a reskin or a model of your own design? Either way it looks stunning!! The Chocolate and Cream colored coaches look splendid as well!
The West Somerset looks incredible for sure!
Tanker46
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