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Richard08 wrote:Hi, does anyone know of a supplier of O gauge mesh/security fencing, the kind you get round a fuel depot. Or the bits to make such (the Woodland Scenics stuff is way to 'clunky').
Cheers

Have you tried here ? If they don't have it they may well know where to find it. https://www.scalelink.co.uk

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Daniel wrote:I am also surprised by the result.
This morning I needed to turn on the lights and see it's still there.
It is very encouraging for doing all the rest too.

Daniel

You're doing really good there Daniel.

Daniel wrote:This film is amazing beautiful!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vF24GLeBywM

Daniel

That is amazing and hard work, dangerous as well. photos here....https://eingestellte-bahnen.ch/waldbahn-sihlwald/

Any date for the photo, as in time of year, it could be the effect of smoke from stubble burning and a rather long exposure. Given a date you might match it to an article and thus a location. I also thought it could well be stubble burning. Is there something written on the wall of the house middle...

Gears and grass don't go together...i've lost you now.

Daniel wrote: I can't recall nor imagine why would a bunch of photos need a gearbox!

I will leave that in suspension...

Back again, i thought you were on holiday being as its summer. You don't want that long green grass getting in the gearbox Daniel....

Moving to France...the Tramway de Villiers-le-Bel with two types of loco visible... https://i23.servimg.com/u/f23/19/77/15/41/breger10.jpg https://i23.servimg.com/u/f23/19/77/15/41/sans_t24.jpg https://i23.servimg.com/u/f23/19/77/15/41/sans_t23.jpg https://i23.servimg.com/u/f23/19/77/15/41/661_0010....

Have a look at this...https://www.flickr.com/photos/127175450@N04/

The same....https://www.facebook.com/nejc.roskar.1/photos

He ripped up all the track and started again, a hard decision, but turned out for the better...

Here we have a Brush built battery loco at the Avonmouth military mustard gas factory near Bristol during WW1. Brush had ordered a very small battery loco from Siemens some time before entering into production of this type, nothing in the Siemens range from that period comes close so possibly it was...

A well posed photo taken not long ago at Threlkeld Quarry...i really like that building...


Net

Official page https://www.threlkeldquarryandminingmuseum.co.uk/

Decauville Mallet....




Both mine...