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I had a spare body. It was that photo I found of 08912 at Middlesbrough Goods that did it - an old Class 08 up on blocks. Wheelsets alongside. Perhaps toast, perhaps not…


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A quieter week in the workshop but never the less incredibly exciting for a number of reasons that will become clear, so as I’m drinking my first coffee of the day perhaps grab yourself one before we get any further, welcome to the Friday Update…


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They come in threes and this is the second. First a coal conversion and now roof tiles, and the beginning of an appreciation of this humble air braked open wagon…


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In the weeks since I finished ‘Inside Out’ I’ve been reflecting on the best way to share the project on video…It’s tiny diorama form seemed a challenge to capture on the ‘big screen’ - but I had a few ideas like the opening scene and handling the box and locomotive to show how small it all is… these combined with a bit of passion and energy formed a 10 minute overview - a...


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Yesterday a package from Light Railway Stores arrived. A parcel isn’t usually quite so transformative, especially one with just two tiny 1mm tall pieces of etched brass, but blackened and fitted these nameplates complete Bronwen… Posed on Paxton Road I compose a photo and share it with my good friend


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