-
Content Count
888 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
42
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Gallery
Everything posted by Andrew
-
Spring Greens After a month of cold and then wet, our weather hasn't been great until very recently. So I needed to seize the moment in today's sunshine and decided it felt like a day for running Southern Region branch line trains, using the N Class and the BR Standard 2-6-4 tank. Here are some of my many photos.
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
Mick, My friend Jannie in York just sent this photo, which looks rather like your layout so may have been taken on Skew Bridge:
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway
-
Great video, Mick. The layout has real atmosphere and all the details look just right. Who said you can't run full-length trains indoors (me perhaps!)? Nice to see all those EWS liveried 66s, and I love the way the signal aspect changes a few moments after the loco has passed it. Well done.
-
Thomas and the snow Annie and Clarabel were delighted to see the snow, but Thomas wasn't so sure. "I don't think we'll be able to get out of the carriage sidings" he said. Even when they turned round to face the other way, the enormous depth of snow defeated them: "If we try to move from here, we'll just get stuck!" said Thomas. Annie and Clarabel were very sad. "Isn't there anything you can do, Thomas?" they said. So Thomas jumped everyone across to another track, but still the snow was too deep to risk.
-
From the album: Dorking Garden Railway