well filled baps The Sheep Chronicles. The adventures of a Sheep, the Works Forecat and the Works Apprentice, George.

[The Johnster]

Very nice!

 

I'm a GW South Wales man personally, but that's just ferroequinous porn, mate.  Isn't she pretty?

[NHY 581]

I'm a GW South Wales man personally, but that's just ferroequinous porn, mate.  Isn't she pretty?

Well put Jonners.

 

The beauty of this is simply 734/735 were the two Terriers bought by the L&SWR from LB&SCR for the opening of the Lamb Regis branch.

 

Two of these and one could do a pre-grouping version of Mutton in O gauge......oh dear!.

[NHY 581]

These really are charming little chaps.

Edited June 13, 2018 by NHY 581

[Captain Kernow]

Two of these and one could do a pre-grouping version of Mutton in O gauge......oh dear!.

You want to do this, but then again, you don't!

Edited June 14, 2018 by Captain Kernow

[NHY 581]

You want to do this, but then again, you don't!

Quite. I would love a pre grouping layout and this would be a reasonably straight forward start to this but........

 

The scenic section would be seven foot......

 

 

No concrete platform facings...all wood....signals......salmon and brown coaches.....no long grass....mmmmmm

[Danemouth]

Quite. I would love a pre grouping layout and this would be a reasonably straight forward start to this but........

 

The scenic section would be seven foot......

 

 

No concrete platform facings...all wood....signals......salmon and brown coaches.....no long grass....mmmmmm

 

Rob,

 

Where was the photo taken please?

 

Thanks,

 

Dave

[NHY 581]

That is Combpyne, which was the inspiration behind Mutton, when first built. Lyme Regis branch, 1903ish?

 

 

Rob

 

 

***Edited for correct spelling of Combpyne....****...Doh!

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[Stubby47]

That is Coombepyne, which was the inspiration behind Mutton, when first built. Lyme Regis branch, 1903ish?

 

 

Rob

 Come-be-pain ?   And you laughed at Poly joke beach !!

[NHY 581]

Come-be-pain ?   And you laughed at Poly joke beach !!

I didn't laugh at Polly Joke beach........smirked maybe but not an outright guffaw....

 

Any how, I am playing with my train set....

[Oldddudders]

That is Coombepyne, which was the inspiration behind Mutton, when first built. Lyme Regis branch, 1903ish?

Rob

Crikey. That was my guess.

[NHY 581]

A view from the dining table.......

[Andrew P]

I didn't laugh at Polly Joke beach........smirked maybe but not an outright guffaw....

 

Any how, I am playing with my train set....

Definitely needs a Bridge and a Bus Rob.          

[81C]

Definitely needs a Bridge and a Bus Rob.          

Behave you  bus indeed should be a herd of sheep on the crossing.

[The Johnster]

Quite. I would love a pre grouping layout and this would be a reasonably straight forward start to this but........

 

The scenic section would be seven foot......

 

 

No concrete platform facings...all wood....signals......salmon and brown coaches.....no long grass....mmmmmm

 

But look at those lovely lamps, Rob.

Quite. I would love a pre grouping layout and this would be a reasonably straight forward start to this but........

 

The scenic section would be seven foot......

 

 

No concrete platform facings...all wood....signals......salmon and brown coaches.....no long grass....mmmmmm

 

But look at those lovely lamps, Rob.

[Captain Kernow]

Quite. I would love a pre grouping layout and this would be a reasonably straight forward start to this but........

 

The scenic section would be seven foot......

 

In terms of the 'slippery slope', I bought some wood for my 'O' gauge test track today and have been in the shed this afternoon, cutting things to size and gluing a 'buffer stop' at each end. It's only a yard in length, but it's to enable me to check how any 7mm locos are running.

[NHY 581]

In terms of the 'slippery slope', I bought some wood for my 'O' gauge test track today and have been in the shed this afternoon, cutting things to size and gluing a 'buffer stop' at each end. It's only a yard in length, but it's to enable me to check how any 7mm locos are running.

 

That's why I have avoided any purchase of an O gauge wagon....

[Northroader]

A length of track wouldn’t do any harm, though?

[NHY 581]

A length of track wouldn’t do any harm, though?

You're not helping........

[NHY 581]

I mean.....Think Culmstock......if someone were to do a ready to run O gauge 14xx/58xx and six wheel milk tankers that would be almost impossible to resist...........

 

 

Oh, hang on.......

[Andrew P]

In terms of the 'slippery slope', I bought some wood for my 'O' gauge test track today and have been in the shed this afternoon, cutting things to size and gluing a 'buffer stop' at each end. It's only a yard in length, but it's to enable me to check how any 7mm locos are running.

I can tell you that the answer will be; SUPERBLY.

[Andrew P]

I mean.....Think Culmstock......if someone were to do a ready to run O gauge 14xx/58xx and six wheel milk tankers that would be almost impossible to resist...........

 

 

Oh, hang on.......

How many 6 Wheel Milk Tankers do you need Rob?

And only in 14ft!

[bgman]

I mean.....Think Culmstock......if someone were to do a ready to run O gauge 14xx/58xx and six wheel milk tankers that would be almost impossible to resist...........

Oh, hang on.......

Resistance is Futile

 

 

S.Ohms

[KNP]

You can get away with one in any scale.....!

 

[NHY 581]

You lot are utter rotters........not helping at all ...

[NHY 581]

Back on the straight and narrow then.....

 

A three plank wagon.

Edited June 14, 2018 by NHY 581