landscaper

I regret several injuries, and ill health, that I tried to regain lost railways with computer graphics. 

I managed quite a lot of screenshots from my art in the hope of information to fellow modellers.

There was a lot of work done to recreate Scottish lost railways. I also used the computer graphics

for drawings as an aid to building a layout.  I regret the loss of my computer and passwords into RMweb! Also lost my email address but live in hope I can get back into the RM program and get to visit my artwork Of Dundee - Callander - Alloa Rail Bridge and Drawings for knowledge. A lot was done to make these Albums of information.

                                                                             Have found some of my artwork on the web site of Alloa Council? and others Including Barnhill Viaduct at Perth,  and the artwork done about the Tay Rail Bridge. My information at the moment has been found to be scattered about ?  Have found my art about the Forth Bridge? All my albums have been pretty well "scattered" but at least they still there.I typed in "Alloa Rail Bridge " landscaper" and was glad to find these! Would like to get my albums back to be viewed as I used too

       David J Robinson "landscaper"   

                                                                                                A4 on the curve of Barnhill Viaduct.

                        BR A4 4-6-2 leaving Perth crossing the Barnhill curved viaduct for Dundee,  D J Robinson

        A4  4-6-2 LNER heading for Barcaldine from Creagan Viaduct.  David J Robinson.

                                       "Climbing the "dreaded" gradient of Glen Ogle"  David J Robinson.

                                                 BR vans reaching Blairgowrie, David James Robinson.

  "Younger's Brewery" Had its own station straight from the Rail Bridge. Beer filled Tanker trains left here for the brewery in Edinburgh. D J Robinson.

  Loco from Alloa heading for Throsk and Larbert. Junction  for Cumbernauld, passing St Rollox for Buchanan street. D Robinson.

   9F for Grangemouth, Grangemouth borrowed these locos for heavy oil trains from the refinery. D J Robinson.