Steam Trains to Sovereign Street on a 1914/1919 theme

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I know the feeling, I had to make a lot of changes. The main thing is that you can still keep modelling albeit on a reduced scale. Like we always say a layout is never finished and you will now find various other changes to keep you going and if not the grand children will. :D . Best Wishes with it.
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The challenges healthwise are not helping. Things to be done are taking time. In no rush though. :)

The new Clarence Dock Goods Yard is taking shape.
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Still things to do.

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Whilst in my local model shop I saw some Bachmann Thomas the Tank carriages. I purchased three.
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One of them I repainted into Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway colours. It needs another coat of paint.
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The other two I weathered them slightly to remove the shine. The roofs still need doing.
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I like your new livery. nice looking coach,
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Lancastrian wrote:I like your new livery. nice looking coach,
Thanks, Lancastrian.

The coaches compared to Hornby's Generic Era 2 ones.
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The two Bachmann carriages from the Thomas the Tank range are now on the Kirkstall to East Seacroft service. They are seen here at Rosevile Station.
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Two All Third L&SWR coaches made by Hornby have been purchased, numbered 302 & 308
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They have now joined their All First sister and will operate the Leeds to Wetherby service.
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A further purchase was a LNWR All Third six wheeled carriage also Hornby. It goes nicely with my other LNWR All First six wheeled coach. In the picture is a Railroad four wheeled coach in LNWR livery.
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All the Hornby Generic coaches have been purchased from New Modellers Shop and gave great, fast service. I believe they are in charge of this Forum.

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Good looking scenes G.
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Thank you, Lancastrian.


Here are some sceneds from the last running session.

The LNWR coaches on their way back to Manchester.
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A Leeds, Scarcroft & Wetherby freight train on its way to Leeds, locomotive 'East Keswick' in charge.
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Now passing Roseville Station
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I love your work, GC.
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Lovely shot of the train squeezing behind the salvage yard.
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captrees wrote:I love your work, GC.
Dave-00 wrote:Lovely shot of the train squeezing behind the salvage yard.
Thank you for your kind comments, captrees & Dave-00.

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That last picture looks like a great sunny day to be working in the garden. :D
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End2end wrote:That last picture looks like a great sunny day to be working in the garden. :D
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Hi Glencairn,

There is something 'Happy' about the scenes you create.
Always a pleasure to look in.

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glencairn wrote: Not when trains are around.
Even Thomas. :lol:
I can hear him shouting to the Mrs. now...... "Quick, come here and look Audrey ..... it's an Awdry!" :lol:
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