Trainmaster189
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I've seen it before and that's probably will be for Trainz 2019 and future versions.
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I've seen it before and that's probably will be for Trainz 2019 and future versions.
slenderman8888
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20031 Gets ready to haul a service during the KWVR Diesel and mixed traffic gala in May 2019
Longrock depot Finshed 
Looking East towards the main sidings
A 158 viewed from the coast path.
The new bigger main shed.
Western end of the depot
Main sidings from above
Extreme Western end at Ponsandane
Slightly further East.
The South Coast viewed from St Michael's Mount.
Mark
Looking East towards the main sidings
A 158 viewed from the coast path.
The new bigger main shed.
Western end of the depot
Main sidings from above
Extreme Western end at Ponsandane
Slightly further East.
The South Coast viewed from St Michael's Mount.
Mark
Sorry but the Eurostar ( only ) was badly modeled otherwise the other TGVs sets were good enough
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Afternoon all,
Just a quick update from me on the Swanage branch; here we see the Purbeck Mineral and Mining Museum at Norden:
Cheers,
PLP
Just a quick update from me on the Swanage branch; here we see the Purbeck Mineral and Mining Museum at Norden:
Cheers,
PLP
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
BR Class 117 DMU at the new stabling facility at Corfe Castle. This facility will be used for the servicing and maintenance of the railway's 117 DMU and 121 railcar when mainline services to Wareham commence:
Cheers,
PLP
Cheers,
PLP
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
LSWR Drummond F9 'Bug' class passes Norden Gates heading towards Norden Park and Ride. This odd little locomotive was scrapped around 1957 and featured a carriage unit and locomotive cab and boiler all fitted to the same chassis, giving a wheel arrangement of 4-2-4. Dugald Drummond often used it for inspection of the line and for commuting to and from his offices, and it had a reported speed in excess of 85mph!
This shot is a 'what might have been' had the bug been preserved, however it is not completely without basis; although the locomotive section and chassis were scrapped, the saloon section is currently preserved in a garden of a B&B in Swanage; if you travel on the line you can clearly see it from the passing train. Maybe one day the Bug will run again?
Cheers,
PLP
This shot is a 'what might have been' had the bug been preserved, however it is not completely without basis; although the locomotive section and chassis were scrapped, the saloon section is currently preserved in a garden of a B&B in Swanage; if you travel on the line you can clearly see it from the passing train. Maybe one day the Bug will run again?
Cheers,
PLP
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Great shots everyone!
Just a few from me today. I don't normally go for BR Blue, but as BR Blue trains were nevertheless seen on the Swanage Branch towards the end I thought why not?
Here we see class 33 33110 hauling a 4TC set from Swanage, bound for Wareham and London. It is seen initially at Creech Bottom Crossing:
And later along the line on the downwards gradient towards the River Frome:
Joining the South Western Main Line at Worgret Junction:
Seen approaching Wareham from the remaining albeit disused bay platform and then from the footbridge:
And finally after a brief stop, accelerating away towards Poole and London Waterloo:
The 4TC set is actually klambert's excellent 4VEP model.
Cheers,
PLP
Just a few from me today. I don't normally go for BR Blue, but as BR Blue trains were nevertheless seen on the Swanage Branch towards the end I thought why not?
Here we see class 33 33110 hauling a 4TC set from Swanage, bound for Wareham and London. It is seen initially at Creech Bottom Crossing:
And later along the line on the downwards gradient towards the River Frome:
Joining the South Western Main Line at Worgret Junction:
Seen approaching Wareham from the remaining albeit disused bay platform and then from the footbridge:
And finally after a brief stop, accelerating away towards Poole and London Waterloo:
The 4TC set is actually klambert's excellent 4VEP model.
Cheers,
PLP
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Just a few more from me tonight:
BR Class 117 3 car DMU heading towards the River Frome, seen here just past Furzebrook:
At Creech Bottom Crossing:
Cheers,
PLP
BR Class 117 3 car DMU heading towards the River Frome, seen here just past Furzebrook:
At Creech Bottom Crossing:
Cheers,
PLP
neville_hill
Well-known member
There are some very effective shots on here of late.
PLP - can I ask what that gate is that you 've used at Cree h bottom? Thanks.
PLP - can I ask what that gate is that you 've used at Cree h bottom? Thanks.
PortLineParker
UK Route Builder
Hi neville_hill,
It's MLK 5BG 2C by masontaylor. He's got some wonderful assets out there.
Cheers,
PLP
It's MLK 5BG 2C by masontaylor. He's got some wonderful assets out there.
Cheers,
PLP
neville_hill
Well-known member
PLP - hasn't he just, but somehow I've missed that one. Many thanks.
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