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I started this O Gauge Terminal Branch Line Station in 2017 ! It was slowly shelved due to the number of Exhibitions I was attending, work on other layouts, nowhere I could keep or work on the assembled layout and then Covid etc.
Anyway, after all this time I have decided to revive this layout with no name and make it my ‘winter project’ I am nearly 78 years old and...
This is a coaling tower produced by Walworth Models about 20 years ago. It is in O Gauge and is kit built in Nickel Silver. The kit was made by friend Mike and passed to me for painting and weathering.
We did struggle to get a colour photo of this item, so some things had to be presumed.
This was quite a long process, as airbrushing two coats of etching pr...
This is a very old kit made wagon in white-metal. It was made and painted by my Friend Mike, over thirty years ago and has been left to me to weather. It looks great and will be likely be on the tail end of a rake to keep the couplings tight, well it has the weight!
Both sides and both ends photographed.
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This was one of the first Locos I purchased when I moved to O Gauge. It has performed very well over the years, but the weathering needed being touched up to refresh its appearance.
25046 was one of the last 25’s to retain its nose doors and head code wound back to zero’s. I believe it was like this up to 1979.
These are my first two purchases for several months, even although I had no intention of buying anything at the recent GOG ‘meet up’ at Bury St Edmunds.
LNER.BR(E) Y4
I have started the research on the five locos in this Class – and they all had differences to each other, too numerous to name, so this is going to be a medium term project. They were all all...