landscaper

After injury and ill health, It dawned on me that I could draw "Lost Scottish Railways" Spent quite a bit of time doing "drawings for Knowledge" What is enclosed are "screenshots" that I managed to save from my destroyed computer? (Watch your Fans? if stopped" will destroy your computer) My only hope is that I have saved enough to be of some help to fellow modellers? I regret just how much I lost.

Have never gone back to computer modelling as I have a lot to be bitter about? The time spent researching was phenomenal, and drew the routes accordingly. These are now gone, with the lost codes to get into my saved disks.

                                                         I do hope what I have left is helpful in some way, My thanks to everyone that helped and did modelling for me. Some of the locomotive models and diesels were outstanding, And privileged to see them run. 

                                 Thank You,

             David J Robinson : "Landscaper"

    The computer model of the black 5 "Glasgow Highlander" was outstanding. Not forgetting 

                      the two tendered "Flying Scotsman" (A joy to watch and run!)

                 Track right to Crianlarich passing Ben Oss 1,028 ft (better in the winter) D J Robinson.

        Ben Ledi  with its colour, looking not to bad on the distant horizon. Needs to be a little taller? : D J Robinson.

                                          Two tendered "Flying Scotsman" It was a joy to watch and run. David J Robinson.

            I regret not finding the name of the Ferry, that was retired after the Alloa Bridge was built. D J Robinson.

   The Alloa Railway Bridge working into the night! (The orb of night on that river played) : David J Robinson.

    "Glasgow Highlander" returning to Strathyre for Callander over the Glen Ogle Viaduct from Killin! D J Robinson.