Pictures!
steve 
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This weeks update
Enjoy
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Another one saved! It also makes me happy that some 37s are still out working on the mainline at 60+ years old when so many BR locomotives got the chop way too early.
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Where this was delivered today, there is another 37 and 2 class 60’s, you don’t realize that the class 59’s are approaching 40 years in service.
Hopefully in the next couple of days I will have a ride down and take some photo’s, the photo’s above are from the owner of the site.
Gary
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I love the transporters too. I saw one a couple of days ago on the A605 and wondered at the time if he was on his way to collect a loco.
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They look excellent, some great stock for Millicent Street 
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I like that!
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This turned up today, from Japan, fortunately it’s not mine. Its N gauge.
Kato 3037-3 JR Electric Locomotive Type EH500
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Spotted this in a local antique shop. Not sure about its authenticity (GW - no R?) but still looks good, I think.
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The loco is a GWR County 1000 class. The livery is almost correct for 1945, the year they were introduced but it should be plain green without the lining.
steve
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Thank you for sharing your knowledge, PP. I did suspect that an answer would appear. It’s a very educational forum, and not just about hi-fi!
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Nice model though. How much did they want for it?
There was no price on it and I couldn’t find the courage to find out. It looked expensive.
Can you give an estimate of size please?
Trying to find more info for you.
Thanks
steve
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It was about two feet long.
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This weeks update, enjoy.
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