3D printed wagons from R21 - GER brakevans and LTSR horse box

[Knuckles]

Thanks Gareth.

 

Great to see the loco in a proper context.

 

Your layout and the wagons look awesome too.

 

I didn't think it was N initially until I saw the E2. Top tier N modelling.

Is this a real prototype?

[Gareth Collier]

Thanks Gareth.

 

Great to see the loco in a proper context.

 

Your layout and the wagons look awesome too.

 

I didn't think it was N initially until I saw the E2. Top tier N modelling.

Is this a real prototype?

It's Horeham Road and Waldron (later Horam) on the Cuckoo Line between Polegate and Eridge circa 1895-1900. More photos appear about half way down here - http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/121823-lewes-lbscr-1886/

[CarriageShed]

It's Horeham Road and Waldron (later Horam) on the Cuckoo Line between Polegate and Eridge circa 1895-1900...

 

There's not much left of the station today. I cycled the entire branch line a few years ago, taking photos as I went:

http://www.historyfiles.co.uk/RailwayWalks/Britain/Polegate_Eridge/Polegate_Eridge01.html

 

Horam station starts from slide 32 onwards.

[Gareth Collier]

There's not much left of the station today. I cycled the entire branch line a few years ago, taking photos as I went:

http://www.historyfiles.co.uk/RailwayWalks/Britain/Polegate_Eridge/Polegate_Eridge01.html

 

Horam station starts from slide 32 onwards.

Cheers. Luckily it is just up the road from me and Hellingly station building still exists (along with Mayfield and Heathfield) and its canopy which made building Horam a lot easier. The Cuckoo Trail is a walk/cycle I've done many times. Horam suffered the most

Even the Old Polegate Station has now been demolished.

Edited July 21, 2018 by Gareth Collier