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early morning chill as 37409 goes by slowly
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bet there is a rumble as it passes
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GWR class 800 was in service today
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The low angle pics are great, looking through and around structures really adds to the realism. The blue tinge to those ones also adds to the realism
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08953 slowly backs away from its last move
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DVT leads the return trip
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chilly morning, class 68 Brutus in charge of a MK5 set
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Prepping an NSE class 47
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Discussing the next shunting moves After the moves are complete 47745 backs down on the train.
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wonder what he is photographing, all the action is behind him
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TPE MK5 set was out and about today
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Tea Break
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lobsters being loaded
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47745 shutting down.
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68002 was on a short nuclear train then seen passing a TPE set
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Photo Assitant Editor
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couple of quick shots of the TPE set behind Gloucester Road TMD
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How realistic are your models? Photo challenge.
Gloucester Road replied to Pugsley's topic in Modelling musings & miscellany
GWR along a canal
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Cold snowy day here in NH, so I visited a warmer location. A GWR class 158 wandered by.
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Mine has been out and run. Simply stunning; livery is beautiful with lots of details. My TPE class 68 happily pulls the rake, though I did install the longer coupling and that helped with buffer binding when propeling. My only minor issue was the DVT body fits so well that I spent many nervous minutes unclipping the body with shims; it is very tight, to install the DCC chip. Well done to Revolution Trains The DVT, the wiper sits a littel of the windshield
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RevolutioN/Accurascale MK.5/MK.5A coaching stock/DT
Gloucester Road replied to TomE's topic in Revolution Trains
Mine has been out and run. Simply stunning; livery is beautiful with lots of details. My TPE class 68 happily pulls the rake, though I did install the longer coupling and that helped with buffer binding when propeling. My only minor issue was the DVT body fits so well that I spent many nervous minutes unclipping the body with shims; it is very tight, to install the DCC chip. Well done to Revolution Trains -
Wow......Must resist the urge to open.... must plow drive way so i can get car inside first...
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47209 shunting
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lovely model.
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