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Love the recovery truck, and the supplies wagon on the timber tram.
Ditto Peter's comment.
Ditto Peter's comment.
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A sunny Autumn day with a bit of a chill in the air. Spent about an hour just shunting wagons around at Leawarra. It's nice to be able to just let the loco sit with a wisp of steam at the safety. Eventually put a train together, a van at the end for a run up to Nayook.
Collecting train orders from the station staff. The chill in the air made for a lot of steam. Some pics couldn't see the loco. Grant.
Collecting train orders from the station staff. The chill in the air made for a lot of steam. Some pics couldn't see the loco. Grant.
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Sunny Autumn day Cont.
Arriving Nayook. A quiet Friday in town. Grant.
Arriving Nayook. A quiet Friday in town. Grant.
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Lovely!!LNR wrote: Fri May 22, 2026 9:37 am A sunny Autumn day with a bit of a chill in the air. Spent about an hour just shunting wagons around at Leawarra. It's nice to be able to just let the loco sit with a wisp of steam at the safety. Eventually put a train together, a van at the end for a run up to Nayook.
Collecting train orders from the station staff.
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The chill in the air made for a lot of steam. Some pics couldn't see the loco.
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You spoil us Grant!
Yet more fantastic, inspirational shots.
Thank you
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Yet more fantastic, inspirational shots.
Thank you
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About to walk out the door for work this Monday morning, a shunt and a leisurely trip up the line sounds perfect right about now. 
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Thanks to all for the replies.
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Lovely stuff as always, Grant.
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My Line - https://gardenrails.org/forum/viewtopic ... 41&t=11077
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Trying to keep myself occupied, the Works Dept. are about to take charge of a new works van.
Joe is touching up a few spots. Later, the van was rolled out in the sun to dry everything. Grant.
Joe is touching up a few spots. Later, the van was rolled out in the sun to dry everything. Grant.
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Hi Grant.
Great images of your railway as per usual. I could have done with Joe's painting skills on Shanghai Lil's makeover.
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Great images of your railway as per usual. I could have done with Joe's painting skills on Shanghai Lil's makeover.
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Thanks Chris.
After seeing Philip's and others 3d figures painted up so beautifully, I don't think I'll use my motley crew anymore in pics.
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After seeing Philip's and others 3d figures painted up so beautifully, I don't think I'll use my motley crew anymore in pics.
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Funnily enough, just as I was reading down the recent posts, I thought what a good job the painter was.LNR wrote: Sun Jul 26, 2026 8:37 am
After seeing Philip's and others 3d figures painted up so beautifully, I don't think I'll use my motley crew anymore in pics.
However, the van and its detail are superb , as usual, Grant.
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Thanks Philip, the van was originally a US caboose with a cupola given to me by a friend that didn't fit my line.
Your 3d figures are the perfect answer to be able to have figures in the exact pose required for a given situation. I would imagine those coaches would have gained some weight with a full compliment of passengers.
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Your 3d figures are the perfect answer to be able to have figures in the exact pose required for a given situation. I would imagine those coaches would have gained some weight with a full compliment of passengers.
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Huh!! just read your post under rolling stock. the weight should make them track well.
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