New Railway Modellers Forums

Dad-1 wrote: ↑Mon May 13, 2024 4:36 pm Ahh, Another question.
How long is "Some time"
Geoff T

3-4 years on some locomotives.

So many different hobbies that take time.
Plus challenges in life.

Last train of the night from Wetherby to Leeds LNWR Goods Yard.
Glencairn

Lancastrian wrote: ↑Mon May 13, 2024 3:20 pm Can you have too many locos and how do you know when you have?

When they haven't been run for some time.

Glencairn

Hi glencairn, Rumour has it you've gone floating off again ..... We need your postings and evocative pictures more that ever. Where are all the other posters ? Oh dear, that might include me ? Geoff T. Got to have my 'fix' on cruise ships, Geoff. :) A scene 'out in the countryside'' IMG_2872.JPG 'O...

I like seeing things on layouts that are not normally modelled yet are seen almost everywhere. The pipe is one of them. Well done. As for the 'shorty' coach? As Phred says "The only thing that fits more than one at a time in the station." I am sure had Hornby done a better job on them they...

I know. I know. I have far too many locomotives.

Meet the new addition from Planet Industrials.
Glencairn

double post

Is it these, Bigmet?

https://rapidotrains.co.uk/br-diagram-1 ... rcels-van/

Glencairn

captrees wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 5:56 am If you hadn't said it was afternoon, it would be what my mother would call a misty-moisty morning.

Definitely afternoon, captrees. I have mentioned previously that sometimes the sunshine through the window plays 'wonderful tricks'.

Glencairn

When I see those military types on the platform it triggers a memory of the smell of cigarette smoke on my father's army uniform. Funny how the brain works. Yes. When I see certain road haulage vehicles 'I am transported back' to travelling the old A roads (pre motorway) to Liverpool. Glencairn

No trains running, just trees and shrubbery growing on a sunny Spring afternoon
Glencairn

Red Squirrels at Roseville Station.
Looking towards Crown Point Yard
Glencairn

1914/1919 A southbound troop train comprising mainly of North British Railway rolling stock, seen at Leeds Sovereign Street Station IMG_3044.JPG A passenger train of LNWR rolling stock on its way to Leeds, passing Crown Point Yard IMG_3048.JPG A Leeds to Dewsbury Market Place freight train at the Ju...

Mountain wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 9:50 pm I still do my own thing!

'Allan Water' has a coal bunker in front of the cab.
A mix of home-made private owner wagons at Leeds Sovereign Street Station.
A scene at Clarence Dock Goods Yard.
Glencairn

Jaz creates a magic of her own.

Glencairn

STUNNING!!!!!!!!

Glencairn