The Ochsenwaldbahn Line - from the begining again.

[KentKeith]

Alan,

They look fantastic. Many thanks!!

 

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The Harz Mallet was out last evening, soaking up the end of day sunshine.

 

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Mentally preparing for our trip to the Saxony lines next month. Hope to see these.

 

[penylanpip]

'Ere! Where did you get that Saxony baggage car? I still await the magic phone call from Andrew at GRC, telling me to collect mine.

I notice it's in the foreground of each photo!

Sulk, mutter, mutter...

 

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Well spotted, Just in from Germany Philip.

 

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Found this on eBay at a very reasonable cost - I just had to!

 

[Henri]

That's really nice!

 

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Out in the sticks.

 

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Running trains today with the Trainline 45 Pfiffi.

 

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Running today in the sunshine.

 

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Got some trains out today. Testing the Xmas present. It has to be done.
A nice bit of sunshine but cold outside.

 

[Nemo]

Great pictures Alan, good to see trains running..........

 

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Thanks,
Just plonk them on the track, power up the Massoth and away it goes.
Admittedly, I did have to sweep a couple of leaves off first.
I honestly don't know what all this track cleaning malarkey is all about!

 

[dunnyrail]

Thanks,
Just plonk them on the track, power up the Massoth and away it goes.
Admittedly, I did have to sweep a couple of leaves off first.
I honestly don't know what all this track cleaning malarkey is all about!

Hm Alan you must be lucky though to be fair the bigger Locomotives do have less problems with mucky track. The real issue for me is the gunk that Live Steam leave behind. My GRS Diesel on some kind of US Bogies (12 pickup points) is now begining to stall a bit in the shed after a month or three of irregular winter time live steam running. Wo betide me on a running day with timetable in force (and up to 5 visitors) if I do not give the complete line a good scrub with the LGB track rubber.
JonD

 

[Frank Gallagher]

HSB cycle wagon is that a self build? I don't recall seeing that before?


Nice though

 

[Frank Gallagher]

Just plonk them on the track,

I bet that Saxon doesn't go on the track that easily

 

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The cycle carrier is built from a German kit - https://www.gscalecentral.net/threads/hsb-fahrradwagon-cycle-transporter.306655/
The Saxon only has 8 wheels so its not at all difficult really.

 

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Jon, if you will play with those mucky blighters you will just have to clean your track more often.