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Wood End and Beyond: Wood End - The Original
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Wood End and Beyond. The Early Years 78-93. Wood End - The Original. Froxington - The Flop. Morton Stanley 0-16.5. Wood End - The Original. Wood End was built over a couple of years from 1999 and exhibited widely in the south of England. It was sold in 2004, now resides in Yorkshire and has been substantially altered. All photos: Len Weal/Peco Studio. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Iain C. Robinson. View my complete profile. Picture Window template. Template images by cmisje.
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Wood End and Beyond: Tal Coed 009
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Wood End and Beyond. The Early Years 78-93. Wood End - The Original. Froxington - The Flop. Morton Stanley 0-16.5. Doug pulls into Tal-coed halt. Susan draws a short passenger train across the cattle creep. Built to a tight timetable. A small 009 essay in just 48" x 19". Tal Coed was presented with the Reiner Hendriksen Trophy at EXPO-NG in 2013. The layout has now been sold to a gentleman from Somerset. All photos: Andrew Burnham/Peco Publications. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Iain C. Robinson.
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Wood End and Beyond: Unnycoombe
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Wood End and Beyond. The Early Years 78-93. Wood End - The Original. Froxington - The Flop. Morton Stanley 0-16.5. Dapol autocoach enters Unnycoombe propelled by a Farish 57xx. The cattle dock is scatch-built from plastic from plans in the Stephen Wiliams GWR Branch Lines book. The water crane is Ratio and the grounded van body is a scratch-built Iron Mink. Featured in the April 2011 issue of. The layout was sold on in 2013. Unnycoombe in its entirety on a patio in Crawley. Dapol 45xx shunts at Unnycoombe.
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Wood End and Beyond: Edge 009
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Wood End and Beyond. The Early Years 78-93. Wood End - The Original. Froxington - The Flop. Morton Stanley 0-16.5. Is a small 4mm scale 009 layout built purely to illustrate a book project. The brief was to build a layout from the ground up using simple kits and then scratch-built items for all buildings and rolling stock. The choice of design was aimed at what a novice could build within a reasonable amount of time with a small toolkit and limited space. The track layout from John Ahern's Gammon End.
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Wood End and Beyond: The SMT Years
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Wood End and Beyond. The Early Years 78-93. Wood End - The Original. Froxington - The Flop. Morton Stanley 0-16.5. Punned names. It appeared in a few MTIs - the main article from which these photos are scanned is in No 19. Top pair of photos - Chris Ellis. The full 9 feet of Einsford Mill at the old Southampton show. This was the day that I left the stock in the hallway. Luckily Stig was on hand with 'some that I want to run'. He saved the day. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Iain C. Robinson.
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Wood End and Beyond: Froxington - The Flop
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Wood End and Beyond. The Early Years 78-93. Wood End - The Original. Froxington - The Flop. Morton Stanley 0-16.5. Froxington - The Flop. The loco is an Airfix pug kit on a Tenshodo spud built by Mr Hill. He hates this photo. Nigel Hill's station building from card and plastic sheet based on the buildings on the line to Selsey. The shed by me was from a David Gander dawing of a structure on the Welsh Highland. It featured in an article in Railway Modeller in August 2007. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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The Riber Valley Light Railway: The Railway has a home!
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The Riber Valley Light Railway. This will be the story of the development of a 009 layout based on a railway serving one of the many collieries in the North Derbyshire Coalfield in the 1950's. It is entirely a product of my imagination so please don't count the rivets! Sunday, 14 November 2010. The Railway has a home! The shed is finished at last! The rest of the cladding was added over the course of several weekends as the enthusiasm and wallet dictated. Posted by Simon K. 27 November 2010 at 14:23.
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The Riber Valley Light Railway: Every railway needs a home!!
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The Riber Valley Light Railway. This will be the story of the development of a 009 layout based on a railway serving one of the many collieries in the North Derbyshire Coalfield in the 1950's. It is entirely a product of my imagination so please don't count the rivets! Sunday, 19 September 2010. Every railway needs a home! It has been a very long time I haven't been totally idle but the summer intervened as usual. Posted by Simon K. 22 September 2010 at 02:42. 5 October 2010 at 10:38. The eagle has landed.
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The Riber Valley Light Railway: Back in Action!
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The Riber Valley Light Railway. This will be the story of the development of a 009 layout based on a railway serving one of the many collieries in the North Derbyshire Coalfield in the 1950's. It is entirely a product of my imagination so please don't count the rivets! Saturday, 2 January 2010. OK it's been a long time. That does not mean that I have not been active, although summer and the family have tended to get in the way. The outcome is below:. Posted by Simon K. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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O9 Modeller: A few bits and bobs left over... (in honour of Dave Lister)
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Railway modelling in 7mm scale on 9mm gauge track, representing 15" gauge miniature railways and 18" gauge industrial railways. (Plus anything else that I choose to include! Sunday, 31 May 2015. A few bits and bobs left over. (in honour of Dave Lister). There's a few bits and bobs left over, but its always the same when you do a bit of do-it-yourself, isn't it? Wise words from the guy who mended the Chicken Soup machine on the 'Red Dwarf'. Having put all the parts to one side, on re-examination I decided...