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Any ideas where the covered coil wagons were going? Heard in the news there is a new coal flow down there which is using something very similar. Shaun The Covered Coil wagons are a mixture of JSA's VTG and BYA's. The flow's are usually Margam to Round Oak and Dee Marsh and return empties, with the ...

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Class 60 wrote:Superb shots there Dave, 37109 looks the dogs b%££*ks on that rake!

So utterly disgusting?

quite the opposite
and you even caught a working 37/4 in a splendid newly coated EWS livery finish....if only the ones left were treated with the same care and attention

Superb shots there Dave, 37109 looks the dogs b%££*ks on that rake!

Bet you prefer tugs to sheds, heard the seats in the sheds are pretty bad. Out of interest do you sign to Dee Marsh? The seats in the sheds are not too bad actually, they recline :wink: so if you got a 3 or 4 hour break inbetween a job then i usually tend to lay back and read a book. No karl, thats...

Cheers Guys, Karl, the Routes can vary depending on the time booked on and off, you usually know what sort of job it is after a few weeks on the rosters apart from Ballast turns when you can be booked on anytime. Again traction can vary but im signed for both Tug and Shed...(mostly shed! ) Dave, To ...

Cheers Sir Dave and Dave PT for the comments. Good luck with the training mate. Are you based off Margam- I take it you drive? Training finished back in October and im now technically qualified and signed to go out on various routes and traction, However has you both know Margam has now officially c...

Hi Guys, Sorry i haven't updated this in a while, been a bit busy lately with Work (especially today! ), other hobby's, mainly biking and family committements which has meant i haven't had a great deal of time to upload the pics and place them on here. However here goes from a few pics taken back in...

I was after 60074 on the oils! 6b33 working Dave? I know its been working solid over the last week but was allocated back on 6M76 and 6v75 return Margam - Dee Marsh on Friday morning, it got took off 6b33 on thursday evening and replaced it with 66142 (that upset them :lol: ) but the loco itself fa...

davieboy wrote: still trying to find out what happened to 66054

Its an old "battle scar"....cant remember what fight it got into and if i remember, it should be carrying a small GB sticking on one of the ends unless its been taken off already

Thats a mighty fine layout plan there ad, i wonder who designed it

66141 was on 6L76 Stud Farm - Bury St Edmunds. The wagons look like MEAs to me. Spot on Sir Dave..... definately MEA Box wagons, can tell by the 14 spaced ribs :roll: Some excellent shots as well Tom, i still miss the canadian pics tho :wink: but im glad to see that you have settled in well over he...

mortyfootball wrote:Bit harsh on the Welsh government there

He's right though Shaun

Hi "Newmansam", Nice start to the layout, however im sure its better if you create a thread in the right relevant section such as the "Personal Layouts" forum. This will allow other members to follow and see your progress, whilst also, it makes the forum a bit more tidy-er :P Reg...

No offence, but the layout you have designed is way to wide. In oo gauge you won't even be able to get a 180degree turn in 2ft, especially not 2/4 lines. Cam, I believe the layout is a shelf running around a room and the shelf is 2 ft wide but it's kind of hard to tell. Adam, perhaps if you put som...

Great ain't it, another layout plan to design for you Ad
Let's hope we can get something designed and planned out for your loft mate and Take your time with it!