dana

i don't know why Steve 1980 ,but when i posted that comment my statement was true but i rechecked it in pocket mags( my digital subscription ) ad both articles are fine . did my digital issue not down load properly the first time ?

HMM the beach house and buildings of little muddle are on one page and both articles not complete in the digital issue. Not impressed .

Walters.com sells the Busch narrow gauge 2ft in their scenery section . Unpowered track (plastic).

the wagons separately can be ordered on the Hornby web site for 15 pounds each , the R3670 72xx South Wales coal train is 193 pounds on the website.

hopefully these help

just received a Swiss train set from the 50's and it's labeled LiLIPUT WESSA. I guess it's labeled WESSA after the liliput for the swiss market because the instructions say liliput then bern at the bottom . not being able to read swiss german and my uncle who passed it on is in england , is there any info in english that i can access to assemble this train set .

The Armstrong wit worth (white rail car ) has been featured in the narrow gauge gazette with plans of the car

dcc decoder for the peckett? i have one in my shop (on hold) but was told there is a special decoder for the Hornby by Hornby . i don't think the shop is lying but i can't seam to find info on it . if it's true then strange there's no info on the engine shed blog that i can see.

found this janes trains http://www.janestrains.co.uk/JanesTrainsPreOwned.html

The minimum radius for this loco ? want to get one .

Re Kings cross in model railroad form as a plan http://www.freetrackplans.com/1011-Kings-Cross.php

sea link? they were a part of British railways https://www.flickr.com/photos/22455491@N02/24529091931/in/pool-1155538@N24/

has any one got the full 16 pages of announcements for the 2nd uarter to the fourth quarter as only 8 pages seam to work

Vancouver had the same thing done to the first passenger loco to enter in to it in 1886 , now restored and stuffed in comunity center called the round house Engine 374 at the Roundhouse Community Centre Engine 374 is a locomotive that pulled the first passenger train to enter Vancouver on May 23, 1887. It sat lonely and deteriorating in Kitsilano Park for many years until train-lovers rescued and restored it in time for Expo 86. After a major fundraising campaign by the Vancouver Central Lion’s Club it found its new home in the glass pavilion attached to the Roundhouse Community Arts and Recreation Centre, where it is a designated heritage monument. Learn more about Engine 374

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolling_stock_of_the_Bluebell_Railway#/media/File:1520smallRSBR.JPG is this the one mentioned ?

the New Pecketts and Manchester Ship Canal Sentinel loco should be useful for the Ruston Quay's project . http://www.Hornby.com/uk-en/shop/new-for-2016/sentinel-dh16-4dh-msc.html http://www.Hornby.com/uk-en/shop/new-for-2016/peckett-0-4-0t.html http://www.Hornby.com/uk-en/peckett-0-4-0t-1.html http://www.Hornby.com/uk-en/peckett-0-4-0t-2.html

Have to order the DODO version one as that's what ilka (my niece ) calls her Canadian grandma (my mom ) .

funny enough that's what i have too , load's of rubbish to some . probably from a auction of storage places and the seller was trying to make some money back after winning the storage locker and this was some of the contents in it .

A future Article on the tow tugs as in your blog for ruston quey?

http://www.oxforddiecast.co.uk/RM102%20British%20Rail.htm

Love the British Rail route.master on Oxford die cast site . It could have been used for London City service

Berlin paint scheme http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_camouflage#/media/File:Ferret_armoured_car.jpg http://www.emlra.org/index.php/articles/berlin-brigade-urban-paint-scheme

fabulous job you have done . the two loco's look amazing

here are the photos of these cars im talking about sorry about the back ground antique store