And the next photo will have...(real railway version)

[PinkNosedPenguin]

Long Train next please.

I have attached this picture because I am also having issues with my picture links not working on the forum.

Next: Steam, it's up to you.

I can see your last photo Lancastrian - but not the earlier ones

Here's my steam photo - the DHR


Next: More steam

[Bufferstop]

Not an offering of more steam, just couldn't resist asking, was that last photo just a happy surprise outcome, or did you do something clever to get the chocolate box fuzzy artwork look?

[PinkNosedPenguin]

Bufferstop the shot is a bit fuzzy as I took it out of the window of a moving bus! Interesting you regard it as a happy surprise outcome as I thought it a shame I hadn't managed to get it sharper

[glencairn]

Just like PNP in the picture above; a see and 'click'.
We had just arrived at 'Locomotion' County Durham and Flying Scotsman was departing.

Next - More Steam.

Glencairn

[Lancastrian]

Next - More Steam. A mix of steam and smoke.

Next: Something in unlikely livery, your interpretation.

[PinkNosedPenguin]

Next: Something in unlikely livery, your interpretation.

Although well known I think that Douglas (Talyllyn) might fit the bill? In its special centenary RAF blue livery:


Next: More unlikely livery

[glencairn]

Next: More unlikely livery

Railway coach in Christmas Town livery

Next -- Rusty!

Glencairn

[Lancastrian]

Next Rusty:

Next: Weathered, but not rusty.

[glencairn]

Weathered, but not rusty.

It must be weathered if it wants cleaning.

Next - A Wildcard

Glencairn

[Mannick]

A Wildcard

Next - Another Wildcard

[Wolseley]

Prince of Wales at Aberystwyth in 1975:

Next: Bright shiny metal.

[glencairn]

Next: Bright shiny metal.

Next - Something else shiny

Glencairn

[PinkNosedPenguin]

Next - Something else shiny

How about this shiny little beauty?


Anymore shiny?

[Wolseley]

3801 looks pretty shiny here at rest at Moss Vale. Can't remember when I took it but it was some time in the early 1970s.

Next: under the wires.

[Lancastrian]

Next: under the wires.

Next: An elevated track with train.