Stephenwolsten
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Typical Liverpool warehouse building.
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Thanks for posting these high quality images of Herculaneum Dock.
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Please see one of my Pinterest Boards for hundreds of images of overhead/elevated railways, mostly American. https://www.pinterest.co.uk/stephenwolstenh/overheadelevated-railways/
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Sorry, any model track pictures posted by me are Pinterest ones which I have pinned as 'inspiration' or examples of technique.
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This book may be of interest: https://www.booklaw.co.uk/shop/index.php?id_product=297&controller=product
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Drawing showing structure for New York elevated railway.
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Track detail.and the only point that the LOR reached surface level - to dip under the L&Y High Level Coal Railway.
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Thanks for the extra information and the great photograph. I'm going to need something like this, but a bit dirtier!
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American inspiration.
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I'll need plenty of these!
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Photo courtesy of Tony Robertson's Flickr site, photographed at a Southport Model Railway Show.
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Brunswick shed in 4mm.
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Thanks, and I know the card you mentioned. The Barclay was Efficient, I think, and it too is at the Ribble Railway.
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There is still a shortage of good 7mm road vehicles to match the realism of finescale railway modelling.
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Magnificent masonry at Stanley Dock, with water waiting to be modelled!
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Thanks for your comments and for following this project. Yes, I remember Regent Road well. I have the magazine articles and some video too. The High Level Coal Railway was a great place.
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