RichardJones

37s were regular into Pwllheli into the 90s, I can recall double headed engineers trains as well but can't remember if that was 2x 37s or 2x 31s (or both). A Weak bridge West of Porthmadog put paid to that circa 94. Long after the period being modelled anyway so probably doesn't help much!

Pont Cegin by R. Alan Jones, on Flickr Infra Red film developed in coffee - you can't get more creative than that! Subject is the Penrhyn Quarry railway/LNWR bridge across the river Cegin.

Ah "why do we model?" A good question I don't know the answer to! I do however spend a fair bit of time in Shropshire so if I can help let me know!

Well that's a ######, and my LNWR brake van out the window. (or readjusted and shipped off to shapeways)

Classic Festiniog by R. Alan Jones, on Flickr Classic Festiniog by R. Alan Jones, on Flickr Classic Festiniog by R. Alan Jones, on Flickr Classic Festiniog 6/10/12 by R. Alan Jones, on Flickr

It's all about Depth of field, get it right and you can make just about anything look like a model! My favourite is a 30s shot of Abbey Foregate station on the Shropshire & Montgomeryshire which was shot evidently on a view camera because it uses the Tilt shift effect quite noticeably but to great effect.

Yet more stunning work, I am in awe as always!

It does indicate that yes, but it's picture clearly shows the whole 21:1 gear set, not just the worm wheel. I'm sure anyone wanting one would call it a worm wheel, and anyone asking for a spur gear would expect a straight cut one. Just doing my bit for the consumer, Eat your heart out Dom!

Excellent, 3-361 ordered, saves waiting for Ultrascale! The description could do with updating too since none of them are spur gears though!

So the picture that goes with 3-358 IS definitely 3-358? 1.5mm worm and 1/8" wheel?

I need a 21:1 worm and gear set - which is the correct association part number? The picture seems to be with the wrong product on the website, unless I'm wrong?

DSCF0156qp by R. Alan Jones, on Flickr Quarrypower by R. Alan Jones, on Flickr Quarrypower by R. Alan Jones, on Flickr

Stunning work, that veg patch is fantastic!

Wansbeck Road - simply wow! Anyone know how it's lit?