prrsteamfan
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Nothing too wild for today, just a Class 37 making its way into Edinburgh.
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PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Great shots all!
Ex-SECR N class 31874 in the not too distant future when she's back in service on the Swanage Railway:
Cheers,
PLP
Ex-SECR N class 31874 in the not too distant future when she's back in service on the Swanage Railway:
Cheers,
PLP
prrsteamfan
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EverTrainz
Electric Blue
Wow, that’s a real nice shot there!
neville_hill
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And very nice detailing there, PLP.
W.I.P Fictional Heritage Line - Ideal for 0-4-0 & 0-6-0 Locos
3F (Jinty) on Passenger Duty
The Yard
Shunter with coal delivery
Fireless loco in the siding
3F (jinty) Departs
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Overall View of the route so far (couple hours work)
Chris
3F (Jinty) on Passenger Duty
The Yard
Shunter with coal delivery
Fireless loco in the siding
3F (jinty) Departs
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Overall View of the route so far (couple hours work)
Chris
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Nice shots Chris!
Continuing with the preservation theme, here we see ex-SECR 'N' class 31874 being prepared for duty one morning at Swanage engine shed:
Cheers,
PLP
Continuing with the preservation theme, here we see ex-SECR 'N' class 31874 being prepared for duty one morning at Swanage engine shed:
Cheers,
PLP
I'm just doing a bit here and there to pass the time, i'm not back how i used to be content creation wise. I wont be making anything new as such. I may do some more of the above to some of my older content that will probably be it. As i'm so rusty at the content creation side of things
Chris
Chris
Those poor Barclays! 
They may look sorry but you did a fantastic rust job on those!
Trainz has definitely changed since you've been gone. You might feel like Captain America after they pulled him out of the ice!
Either way it's great to have you among us again. You're a great content creator who we all respect and its nice to see you even if only partially.
They may look sorry but you did a fantastic rust job on those! Trainz has definitely changed since you've been gone. You might feel like Captain America after they pulled him out of the ice!
Either way it's great to have you among us again. You're a great content creator who we all respect and its nice to see you even if only partially.
HotshotJimmy
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Portline Parker do you know the name of that turntable? Are you in TRS19?
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Hi Jimmy,
It's hand built, so non-functional. I've used a dighole then filled it in with a concrete base, a brick wall around the outside, bridge girders for the underneath and decking for the rails to sit on, with a white fence alongside. Sadly I haven't yet found a 50ft turntable with the correct attachment points for the track but it's not a problem as it only leads to the shed which is usually occupied anyway, so wouldn't be of any use.
Cheers,
PLP
It's hand built, so non-functional. I've used a dighole then filled it in with a concrete base, a brick wall around the outside, bridge girders for the underneath and decking for the rails to sit on, with a white fence alongside. Sadly I haven't yet found a 50ft turntable with the correct attachment points for the track but it's not a problem as it only leads to the shed which is usually occupied anyway, so wouldn't be of any use.
Cheers,
PLP
HotshotJimmy
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What a briliiant and original idea! Love it! Great work which I will not try to attempt somewhere on one of my layouts
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