Tropic Blunder1
Jake
Brief recap on 2024's GSSU run
North East Victoria Railway
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The Garden railway running season is well and truly alive in Melbourne despite the horrific weather. Another quick video chronicling some of the running done last weekend. Enjoy,
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Jake
Just uploaded my second last video for the year from a lovely day on Alexanders Eltham South Electric Tramway. It was a bit of a stress test to run so many different varieties of train over the deviation but happy to report that all went very smoothly and the new viewblocks look fantastic with the nice big crossing loop.
Sadly we have not seen much of Alexander’s iconic ESET in here recently thus your post was a refreshing to see one, many thanks for posting and all the best to Alexander from me @dunnyrail and from the forum.
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Jake
I hope everyone had an excellent Christmas and new year period! Between the busy social schedule and more days down at Queenscliff operating real trains I ran out of time to get part two edited and together but its here now.
And if anyone is interested in seeing some of what I got up to at Queenscliff this excellent video shows some future projects in action
And if anyone is interested in seeing some of what I got up to at Queenscliff this excellent video shows some future projects in action
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Jake
Bit of a different one. Was so lucky to be able to visit this lovely railway near Maryborough a while back now. filled with beautiful buildings and tons and tons of stone thats been hauled in. Brents done an amazing job
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Jake
Finally got around to posting part two to my video visiting a lovely American layout in Mayborough Australia earlier in the year. Was nice to see the sun shining!
The standout feature of the layout is the numerous trestles and beautiful wooden buildings that weather naturally outside with the track winding its way around on planters it was great fun.
The standout feature of the layout is the numerous trestles and beautiful wooden buildings that weather naturally outside with the track winding its way around on planters it was great fun.
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