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That's a very smart model, Dave - it will look charming posed in your forecourt with a suitable horse.

 

I've been very taken with the Parliamentary trains range, based on what I've seen at Bristol and elsewhere. It's a very bold and refreshing idea to take

a look at early railways. 

Thanks Al!  Totally agree with your views about the Parliamentary Range, they really deserve to do well!  On their website they hint that they hope to expand their range, I do hope that "other gauges and railway companies" includes GWR :-)

 

Lifted from Parliamentary Trains website

We intend to concentrate initially on 0 gauge models of the London & North Western Railway (LNWR) and its constituents, but hope to expand into other gauges and railway companies.

Very nice Dave. It was due to a comment I made about one of these on Peter Smith's Saltdean thread (0 gauge some interesting ideas) , which led to me getting a whole load of photos of Dolgelley.

Don

Very nice Dave. It was due to a comment I made about one of these on Peter Smith's Saltdean thread (0 gauge some interesting ideas) , which led to me getting a whole load of photos of Dolgelley.

Don

Thanks Don!  I'll check out Saltdean, it's not a layout that I'm aware of!

 

Dave 

Hi Dave, just back from holiday and catching up with the blogs. What a nice wagon, and promising to hear that it was well designed - I have been keeping an eye on Parly trains and wondering whether they might provide an opportunity for a bit of O gauge modelling. Some of those wagons and carriages are very attractive indeed.

Hi Mikkel, I hope you had a good holiday and glad you like the wagonnette:-) The Parly trains stuff is rather lovely isn't it, I'm very glad it might tempt you into a little 7mm diversion:-)

 

Looking forward with anticipation to your results!

 

Best wishes Dave