Hi returning back.

[southpark]

Back again, after a while off due to all sorts of circumstances.

I have a '8' shaped layout on the G scale garden mainly scratchbuilt, and supposedly somewhere in Colorado, but without the elevation!

The big DSP&P 2 8 6 (Denver) in the photos is one of my loco's, being scratchbuilt, with transfers from the USA.

I live on the east side of Manchester.

Yours Peter Bunce

 

[David1226]

Back again, after a while off due to all sorts of circumstances.

Hi Peter

Than must have been quite traumatic for you, I was circumstanced as a baby so I didn't know anything about it.

David

 

[idlemarvel]

Welcome back and missing your pictures, Peter, if you are having trouble attaching pictures to your posts let us know.

 

[Gavin Sowry]

Hi Peter

Than must have been quite traumatic for you, I was circumstanced as a baby so I didn't know anything about it.

David

Circumstanced..... the unkindest cut of all. (Goon Show quote).

 

[Paul M]

Welcome back

 

[dunnyrail]

Circumstanced..... the unkindest cut of all. (Goon Show quote).

Think that nice * may be able to help in that regard.

 

[PhilP]

Steady! - No politics!
Welcome back to the Forum!

 

[Gizzy]

Welcome back Peter....

 

[Rhinochugger]

The big Mason bogie is a work of art - not my cup of tea, but an impressive model all the same

 

[southpark]

Hi Peter, Re CCRR7, yes the heart of the loco is a bachmann drive unit from the 4 6 0. Actually there were two built, the other is Denver & South Park RR number 1, which was called 'Fairplay'which is a town at almost 10,000 feet elevation.

No operating RR there now as far I know, but the town is still thriving, thogh I would not like the wather they must have!

Attatched is a photo of 'Fairplay, with a a coach from a Mylaragescale.com kit; there is still a couple to build.