Railway Modelling

Well, its Friday, so Heaton update time.

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Inevitable I suppose with the present cost of living, but still sad to hear that the Royal Train is to be decommissioned.

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I went there when on holiday sometime in the late 80s. It was a fabulous museum. I have been to a few US railroad museums and heritage centres I think all of them have been excellent. I also travelled on the Grande Canyon Railway.

I can’t remember exactly where it was, somewhere in Arizona I think maybe California but we came across a railroad museum that had a tram collection and to our astonishment they had a single deck “boat” tram from Blackpool (in the UK)

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This weeks update.

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It’s nothing short of stunning what some can do…

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It is amazing and I’m looking forward to seeing it back out on the exhibition circuit.

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A couple of 7mm models by my friend Neil.


steve

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Love the J50, both the loco and lowfit are very nicely weathered.

Gary

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When would these date from?( The loco and wagon not the models)

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In this livery and totem (design on the tank), it would be from the early 1950s. The real loco could have been built anytime between 1913 to 1939.
The wagon could be any time between 1950s to 1970s approximately.

steve

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This is a brass kit. Again, it’s for Millicent Street.

steve


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Some very nice modelling on display.
Where’s Millicent street next on show Steve

Gary