No.2 crosses the viaduct Moring all,
Earlier yesterday, I mentioned about my friends G Scale Garden Railway, which has a temporary name of The NBB (I forget what it stands for, but I'll be creating a new logo & name for him by his request).
His network is based in the era of Early 1950's -> Mid 1960's. All his buildings are scratch built or modified plastic doll houses.
I will try to update this thread with on going 'behind the scenes' workshop photos when I can.
These are some of the few photos i taken when i visited him & his railway last Saturday.
[Above & below]
Passing over the swing bridge
Approaching the future extension site & rolling down to the long tunnel.
The exit of a long tunnel
BRUM BRUM
The Cheadles (Irish) Pub
On a milk delivery.
The railway station from the drivers view
Which line goes where?
The line going to the left goes to the long tunnel & is the main line
The line from the bottom is the workshop line
The platform line is the main line
The line to the top is the run-a-round
No.2 Passes through the station to then push the rolling stock to the workshops. The end coach kept derailing on its last run. May i add that the cob webs are from the tunnel.
The railway station
The newly built church
The extension
There will be a station here too
The viaduct i forget the name of (sorry!).
D10 is in for a light refurbishment & a new colour scheme. The green carriage in the background is scratch built from two playmobil coaches & a bachmann frame.
After a long day, No.2 rests up & gains a light service
