Garden Railway Forum

I have just realised I don't own a cloth cap

It will be good to meet old and new faces again. If you are feeling brave write your user name on a sticker at meet up time.

If you're planning on having a group photo then I'd suggest either outside the Atrium near the Driver for a Fiver or in front of one of the massive doors inside the main hall... the one furthest from the atrium is probably best. I won't be able to join in as I'll be busy organising and running the ...

Looking forward to this years show, Is there going to be a gathering of forum members at some point.

Looking good. I love the way the main engineering tool is a hammer

All railways I have visited have used the hand of god system or remote using stiff wire.

The WPSR assisted in running Thomas round the track. Interesting engineering!!

The problem about its running was that it didn't have a boiler certificate and ran on meths Neither of which is allowed on that particular railway setup by the owners.

Yes it all goes together with simple tools and no soldering

I'm not sure your driver is tall enough to see ahead but it looks great.

Maybe Ming the merciless has an anti-interior photo ray. Is this part of an evil plot? Find out next week! Same Time, Same Station..

Good one Brian

I now have the guards van. Any progress on your railbus?

I have just received the guards van, I am impressed with the detail and quality. Delivery was delayed but I did have an email telling me they were awaiting axels from their supplier. If I were to be picky then the paint work isn't that smooth and the stove chimney does not exhaust through the roof b...

I have ordered the guards van in early December through ebay and it was due for delivery on 23rd dec. they have apologised for the delay and say they have posted it today. I have ordered and received their fence set.

My other car

north-pilton-works are building me a Guards van and am looking forward to receiving it. Has anyone else had one from there?

I would be happy to see the contents of a pasty wagon.

LNR:121991 wrote:My A30/35 is a slightly different shape.




Grant.

I love the face on those

H2o:121990 wrote:I like the A35, here's my A30

Very nice AS3
I do like them too

Great project, I agree that modern cars are far too complex which is why I drive a couple of these.

my hunslet visits Penhryn

I'm starting to save my penny's for one