The Ochsenwaldbahn Line - from the begining again.
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RE: The Oxney Island Line - from the begining again.
A bit of back ground.
R3 (8ft Dia) minimum, Track from LGB, Aristo and USA Trains.
Loads of 10 ft and 12.5 ft Aristo. LGB points.
Train Engineer for remote power control. Supplied by 5 amp Gaugemaster.
Now for an arty pic of Heidi
A bit of back ground.
R3 (8ft Dia) minimum, Track from LGB, Aristo and USA Trains.
Loads of 10 ft and 12.5 ft Aristo. LGB points.
Train Engineer for remote power control. Supplied by 5 amp Gaugemaster.
Now for an arty pic of Heidi
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RE: The Oxney Island Line - from the begining again.
Time to start a bit of detailing. The circuit has been in place for the best part of a year. Needs a station and some buildings. Lets start with a bridge. Made this from lightweight building blocks.
Time to start a bit of detailing. The circuit has been in place for the best part of a year. Needs a station and some buildings. Lets start with a bridge. Made this from lightweight building blocks.
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RE: The Oxney Island Line - from the begining again.
A few more pictures. This time of the visit from the Bredebahn (John) and Folkestonekeith. Also Andrew (chair of Kent G Scale Soc.) and Johns son Chris.
First up was Keiths 66.
A few more pictures. This time of the visit from the Bredebahn (John) and Folkestonekeith. Also Andrew (chair of Kent G Scale Soc.) and Johns son Chris.
First up was Keiths 66.
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RE: The Oxney Island Line - from the begining again.
Then we hauled Keiths brand new IOM coaches with his Bagauly and then my Spreewald - the Spreewald fits the coaches rather well
No pics of the Bagauly sorry to say, I was too busy with the beers and coffee and ice cold chocy biscuits (the sun was shining!)
Then we hauled Keiths brand new IOM coaches with his Bagauly and then my Spreewald - the Spreewald fits the coaches rather well
No pics of the Bagauly sorry to say, I was too busy with the beers and coffee and ice cold chocy biscuits (the sun was shining!)
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