Show us yours - Realistic modelling

[Gopher]

A view through the railings.  Cement wagons parked in the goods yard head shunt. 

[30368]

On 16/08/2020 at 21:03, TheEngineShed said:

Hydraulics on Shed, 1963

 

Best place for them!

 

Lovely piece of work though, thanks.

 

Kind regards,

 

Richard B

[westerhamstation]

Pull Push just leaving or just approaching Brasted, you decide.

[P.C.M]

37032 on ballast

[Graham_Muz]

The 12 inches depth of Canute Road Quay...

Edited August 24, 2020 by Graham_Muz

[BR(S)]

Some from my old layout Bromley North:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[BR(S)]

And some from another old layout, Highgate Wood Sidings:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Metr0Land]

Humble J50's are really quite a rarity in the Chilterns but this one was spotted in the goods yard at Mantle's Wood in 1960

 

rev Weathered J50 by Sarah S1ddons, on Flickr

[Bulleidboy100]

The other side of the station.

 

IMG_0697 by Barry Clayton, on Flickr

[Gopher]

I know how he feels

[Captain Kernow]

Waiting for the train engine:

 

 

[Andrew P]

Fresh out of the Paint Shop, 37081, Loch Long, waits in Seven Mills Sidings, for it's first call of duty.

Edited August 27, 2020 by Andrew P

[Stuart A]

A few attempts at weathering in N gauge with powders

[New Haven Neil]

Dirty Charlie

 

[BoD]

On 29/07/2020 at 11:10, AY Mod said:

........We will then select the best entries featuring the most inspiring and realistic imagery for a short feature in the magazine.

 

How on earth are you going to select the best?

A short feature??

[AY Mod]

35 minutes ago, BoD said:

How on earth are you going to select the best?

A short feature??

 

It has been very, very tough indeed! But I do want everyone who sees the feature in the mag to head back this way to see the depth of quality.

[57xx]

Somewhere on the GWR, summer 1938. A dishevelled LMS D1666, number 247185, forms part of a goods train with an ex MR D305, 6715 to it's right and an unidentified GWR Mink A to it's left.

[Right Away]

“Don’t Touch the Conductor Rail”.  Who is the clown in the six-foot with the camera?

 

 

[DLT]

Some absolutely amazing modelling on this thread!

Here's one thats already been seen on the How Realistic thread.

The Bridport Harbour Tramway Company's skirted Hunslet loco Victoria, outside the shed at Bridport.

 

Edited March 30 by DLT

[Andrew P]

All quiet in Seven Mills this afternoon.

[DLT]

And another one;

The MVR's Hunslet 4-4-0 "River Asker", also outside the shed at Bridport.

Edited March 30 by DLT

[Captain Kernow]

Waiting for the road:

 

[westerhamstation]

Just leaving Chevening Halt

[Gopher]

Cattle Dock at Dewchurch

[Right Away]

“The Runaway Train came down the  track, her whistle wide and her throttle back .....!”

Seriously, the “Wooly” does have a crew, just not visible from this angle.