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This is just for a bit of fun.
The title says it all.
Rule 1. Post a picture with every post. Any picture of any railway subject, model or full size.
Rule 2. The text in your post can be on any (reasonable) subject - comments on previous pictures, explaining your picture or even coffee room type comments.
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Whilst I found N Gauge a little too hard on the eyes I did enjoy building a layout in this scale - seen here in an unfinished form.

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I found scenery construction far more enjoyable than I thought it would be and what I really liked most was actually running the trains as way of relaxing..
So what & surely that is the whole point I hear you say; Yes I agree but I'd always seen myself as much more of a constructor of railway models than someone who actually enjoyed running them, but now see that I'd been far too hooked up on making things as accurate to prototype and in fact never actually ran anything.

As I have removed my WTOB from the living room floor this evening for room cleaning and a layout redesign I realise how much I actually do enjoy running trains and shunting now that I can't do it for half an hour before I go to bed tonight.
Maybe I'll sort myself out with something else to run for those (hopefully few) times when I am without my G scale set up.
 
How about this one, all isn't what it may seem.

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The location is actually Minffordd on the Ffestiniog posing as a far flung part of the Empire on the occasion of a visit of Adrian Shooter's Darjeeling B class loco, May 2005. The young gentleman is one of my grandsons.
 
I enjoyed the recent family holiday to Somerset , a part of the world I had only passed through before. The area around the Quantock & Brendon hills is an area of outstanding natural beauty which then ajoins the Exemoor National Park.
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Ill play -i love pics!
fall is in the air here in the Rockies
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how about a real one
this is a former DSP way car, rebuilt by C and S,
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now located at Silver Plume CO
 
Breath taking view with a GRANDE looking train which i dream to see for myself one day :love:
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Dent station. Diversions on the Settle & Carlise in the eighties - happy days.
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Its really great when another member of the family takes enough intrest to want to design and build something for your railway instead of just saying OH that looks good dad !!!!!!!!!!

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Youngest Son Sam starts on his vision of a bridge made from polypipe still needing more to the sides its a work in progress but in my book a giant step in father son relations

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Tony
 
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How many orange high-viz outfits does it take to water a Bulleid Pacific? "Tangmere" at Hastings, hauling the Sussex Belle excursion - a trip that was part of my 65th birthday treat.
 
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Proof positive that R1s exist in the real world (or close enough) :bigsmile:
 
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Funny how a few years makes a difference...................................
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vsmith said:
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Proof positive that R1s exist in the real world (or close enough) :bigsmile:


That's an interesting photo Vic. Where in the world is it?
 
Another weather type. This one is titled "A soggy Saturday" NHN2 might appreciate.

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mates, :)
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Mizzy & Gizzy in Swizzy before I turned fizzy.

Pre 50th birthday holiday on the Glacier Express....
 
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