well filled baps The Sheep Chronicles : These are the adventures of a Sheep, the Works Forecat and Naughty George,

[keefr2]

Not quite to Normans high standard.

 

That's a lovely shot, captures the East Anglian atmosphere beautifully. Oh, wait...

 

Keith 

[NHY 581]

Right. Off to work..........See you lot tomorrow...

[NHY 581]

Back from work. Off to bed.

[NHY 581]

If nothing else today, I now know that my young daughter has no concept of what 'night shift' actually means........

[NHY 581]

Playtime. Cabinet roughly assembled to check fit..

 

 

T9 added for variety....yum...pity about factory weathering but that can be fixed in due course.

A couple more..

[NHY 581]

A couple more..

[Tim Dubya]

I does loves a T9 lots, in fact two lots!

 

Agree about the weathering.  I bought a Backy 4MT factory weathered which jarred me for ages but looking at it now it's ok.

[NHY 581]

A temporary home for Mutton........and another radial image..

 

 

Rob.

[Mallard60022]

Oh bu##er. A T9 that works and a brace of Radiators; pure heaven. Crakeruno there Roberto.

Fa#ny Adams

[NHY 581]

Cheers Duck Star.

 

 

Apologies for the poor photos. The motive power for the Lanb Regis branch will be mainly Radials with an occasional M7 on pull-push workings. Goods services will be in the hands of either a 700 or the occasional T9.

 

 

All good.

 

 

Rob

[sp1]

Oh bu##er. A T9 that works and a brace of Radiators; pure heaven. Crakeruno there Roberto.

Fa#ny Adams

I do like those Adams radiators in spite of all my other locos being Green, Wet & Rusty (apart from the A2,A4,B12 etc , etc - don’t ask....!) Edited October 22, 2017 by sp1

[Mallard60022]

Cheers Duck Star.

 

 

Apologies for the poor photos. The motive power for the Lanb Regis branch will be mainly Radials with an occasional M7 on pull-push workings. Goods services will be in the hands of either a 700 or the occasional T9.

 

 

All good.

 

 

Rob

Standard tanky and the infamous 14XX 0.4.2.T No bog carts permitted.

Phut

[Tim Dubya]

Green, Wet & Rusty

Ah, Thomas and fiends?

[NHY 581]

A wagon....

[Stubby47]

Correct.

 

What's on page 2 of the I-Spy railway stuff book ?

[Tim Dubya]

Correct.

What's on page 2 of the I-Spy railway stuff book ?

A but what kind of a wagon?

 

A.N. Alretentive

[BlackRat]

Ohhhh no its not....its a truck!

[Tim Dubya]

Troublesome truck?

[Mallard60022]

What is the difference between a wagon and a truck? is it P4?

Oi.

[Tim Dubya]

What is the difference between a wagon and a truck? is it P4?

Oi.

What would old Freud have to say about all this P4 business, hey?

 

 

 

Something about your mutter und your farter, no doubt?

 

.

Edited October 23, 2017 by Tim Dubya

[Captain Kernow]

A wagon....

Excellent. Your P4 wagon label can clearly be seen. That wagon is destined for Clackmannan.

[NHY 581]

Excellent. Your P4 wagon label can clearly be seen. That wagon is destined for Clackmannan.

 

To be strictly correct, it P3.6147.

 

I thank you.

[Captain Kernow]

To be strictly correct, it P3.6147.

 

I thank you.

I beg to differ. The last two digits are incorrect and should be weathered in a different way, if you are going to portray a loco shedded at Clackmannan West shed on a Wednesday. If, however, you are going to model this in P4, then you need to purchase some green pajamas.

[NHY 581]

I stand corrected. The wagon in question was modelled as it appeared in Mutton goods yard on Shrove Tuesday 1959, just after lunch.

 

At the time of taking the photograph I was appropriately dressed in second hand brown moleskin trousers purchased in Haverfordwest on a Sunday.

 

 

Rob.

Edited October 23, 2017 by nhy581

[bgman]

Will it stop at Camborne on a Wednesday or is it off to Sheffield mid week for a game with the other ten ?