Boleyn Road

Brushed up for service, Type 2 D5579 rests in the refuelling road.

Stanier stunner 46245 'City of London' rolls onto shed

Here’s a picture I got of the sample. Apologies for the reflection, the Hornby cabinets are always a pain to photograph!

A scene in Apple Green. L1 67702 and B12/3 1565 are prepared for their next run out of Liverpool Street.

The local trainspotters' excitement continues as they document the declining J15 65445

Gresley's grimy goods tank enters Boleyn Road. J50 68791 was a Hornsey loco for most of its BR life so, in my mind, it is visiting Boleyn Road as it’s been drafted in to work in Goodmayes Yard.

N7 69621 shuffles around shed after a strenuous suburban duty.

Ex-LNER G5 67261 is snapped on shed.

Thank you! It’s a RTR Oxford J27 essentially straight from the box - I know it’s not perfect and can be improved a bit more by some with more skill and knowledge of the prototype. It weathers up very nicely though!

"I can't believe it's bloody back again" Fitter Fred can't believe diesel dinosaur 10800, 'The Wonder Engine', has returned for more yet repairs

A tired and weary J27, No. 65837, trundles over the track - amazing to think that some of these locos lasted in service until 1967! Another weathering jobs from last year, mainly using Lifecolor acrylics and AK-Interactive washes!

A job well done. 70038 Robin Hood has been polished up by Clive, the Modelu cleaner, ready for its next express run.

It's 1948 and ex-LNER and GER D16/3 E2524 is ready for its next run

Transition era L1 67702 lingers on shed before its next suburban shift.

Some excited school boys revel in the appearance of Sulzer Type 2 D5135 (later Class 24) at Boleyn Road. Unusual in this part of London, they race to tick it off their Ian Allan spotting books