June Gallery - Entries Here LAST DAY
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June Gallery - Entries Here LAST DAY
Ok, the theme for the next Gallery will be: Road Vehicles on the Railway This includes horse, steam and mechanically powered vehicles, but no motorised mice, etc!
Rules as always, and closing date for entries will be midnight UK time on June 1st.
Please note that entries MUST be sized to 800 x 600 maximum, or the portrait equivalent. Any that are larger will be disallowed. It isn't difficult to do, but ask if you don't know how to do it.
Rules as always, and closing date for entries will be midnight UK time on June 1st.
Please note that entries MUST be sized to 800 x 600 maximum, or the portrait equivalent. Any that are larger will be disallowed. It isn't difficult to do, but ask if you don't know how to do it.
Philip
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To start the ball (or wheels) rolling .....
The Hon Frances Tollemache returns from her hols with her latest beau
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The Hon Frances Tollemache returns from her hols with her latest beau
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"Are you sure this was a good idea, Frank?"
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Here comes mine:
It is still a work in progress. A KLV20 (basically a VW t2 type bus on rails).
Quite a few were converted. Some made it into preservation.

In 5" gauge and with a "small" block of lead underneath it will be able to pull the not to scale driver.
Two motors, chain drive to both axles.
CLICK the picture for larger version
It is still a work in progress. A KLV20 (basically a VW t2 type bus on rails).
Quite a few were converted. Some made it into preservation.
In 5" gauge and with a "small" block of lead underneath it will be able to pull the not to scale driver.
Two motors, chain drive to both axles.
CLICK the picture for larger version
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If you mix your small block of lead with acid...
You might have the makings of a power source?
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You might have the makings of a power source?
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'Ello 'ello 'ello, what's occurin' 'ere then, young fella m'lad?
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a steam traction engine trundles through Lilyvale
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Thinks I have seen winning photo 
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https://gardenrails.org/forum/viewtopic ... 41&t=11364
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This is one I have. Itβs not the best photo but I think itβs worth a shotβ¦.
Found another couple, hope they are ok to use.
Found another couple, hope they are ok to use.
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Hi Rod,
Thanks, but the rules say only 2 entries each, so which 2 of the three do you want to actually enter?
Thanks, but the rules say only 2 entries each, so which 2 of the three do you want to actually enter?
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Sorry Phillip, been sometime since I posted.
1st & 3rd please Phillip
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Errr....
I have been busy building bicycles. My railway's staff and passengers are too poor to afford fancy motors, so are dependent on two wheeled velocipedes. The two shown here were built to fit with the props used by two of Roy Clarke's characters engaging in some illicit extra-marital romance. Perhaps:
"Oooh, Howard ... we've never gone this far before...". (Holmfirth to Axmouth
"Oh Marina, those sheep are looking at us, do you think they'll tell Pearl"?
'Platform Bicycles'.
And then another on a similar theme, originally posted for interest rather than for the competition but after Philip's reply, why not? Inspired by the shots of the characters lying in heather on the moors. I thought the thyme flowers were close enough for an impressionist's representation of heather and let's say the owners are just a few feet away but out of shot doing some trainspotting and photography.
'Thyme and tide'.
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It has road wheels and shows railway track, so I see no reason why it shouldn't be entered in the comp if you want?Petersfield wrote: βFri May 23, 2025 8:00 pm
And then an extra photo below, not for the competition
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