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The Layouts section needs to be split up into defined sections, at the moment there are far too many projects competing for space, unlike NRM which has 50 slots on each page RMweb has only 25 with a much higher volume of traffic and as a result you can miss good layouts as they will be away down of...

Someone else, working in a train (and not the driver !)
Definitely NOT the driver.


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Kirkstall & East Seacroft Rlwy engine 'Thor' arriving at Sovereign Street, bound for Barnbow.






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Leeds, Scarcroft & Wetherby Rlwy loco runs round its carriages for the return to Wetherby IMG_1363.JPG At Hudson Ward (Flour Millers) John Clark is about to open the doors on the Hudson Ward van. IMG_1371.JPG Heavy boxes are damaging the dock. Are there shells inside? Anyway, they are bound for ...

A busy lunchtime at Glencairn Scholarsgate.


On shed.


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Class 47 47299 'Ariadne' on a northbound oil train.






Class 25 25218 leaving the engine shed to take the oil train further north.


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PinkNosedPenguin wrote:Hmmm, judging by their (scale) size, are you planning a rainforest for your layout

I don't see any white stuff out your windows - unlike out of mine where its still several inches thick . . . ?

It's the 'sunny climate' in Wales.

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Any articulated vehicle,


Next - A Wildcard

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A Wildcard
A view from the train. On board the Panama Canal Railway train, looking at the Panama Canal.


Anymore views from a train.

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PM replied

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Hi Buelligan. Here are pictures of the wheels and the bogie they are in.

If you want them PM me.







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The first lot look like screws that hold a model to a plinth. I have some when I took my models of buses of their plinths.
The smaller screws are possibly from under a model allowing access to the inside —- if a bus, passengers could be added.

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I have found them, I think. I’ll post a picture tomorrow. If they are the right ones, you can have them foc.

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I think I have such wheels in ‘the scrap box’.
I’ll have a look.

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If it was sold 'perfect' and the box is damaged, maybe the locomotive is also. Personally I would contact Rails and 'put it in their court'. They should ask you to return it -- at their expense, then replace it with another, or refund you the money. If they say they no longer have any more locomotiv...