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bulleidboy wrote: ↑Mon Sep 06, 2021 11:54 am You cannot beat "big" steam engines Great pictures as usual.

Thanks bb. Our younger granddaughter agrees with you, (so long as it's the 1-1 stuff).


'Galatea' passing Wyndham Farm
6149 'Lady of the Lake'
Glencairn

Not done much on the layout as other challenges to take care of.

I did purchase a small 0.4.2 locomotive of unknown origin. It runs very well, so really pleased with.
Glencairn

After mopping up operations at Clarence Dock (see my diesel running thread) I ran some steam engines.
Everything ran successfully.

As for some of the buildings etc. it is a case of wait and see whether they can be salvaged or do I renew.

Glencairn

For some of them you could go for a run down look with demolition in progress and start replacing them with slightly newer style buildings.

IanS wrote: ↑Mon Oct 11, 2021 9:17 am For some of them you could go for a run down look with demolition in progress and start replacing them with slightly newer style buildings.

We shall see how it goes. Some buildings are required at Clarence Dock Goods Yard.

Glencairn

New Arrivals -

The Hudson Ward box van has been unloaded at Hudson Ward Flour Millers. 'Tiger' the Companies resident 'ratter' takes some time out relaxing on the stairs.

Outside Roseville Station. The family dog as joined the scene.
Glencairn

Clarence Dock is back up and running with a new parcels shed.
The end of the line.
Glencairn

Normal service is resumed - well done.

Thank you BB.

Another picture at Clarence Dock. A busy time.

A southbound freight train passing Leeds Sovereign Street Station.

The train passing 'The Junction'.

Glencairn

The original theme of puddles after the rain is still at Clarence Dock. Puddles are done by a little clear varnish and pieces of plastic over the top. The wet ground is varnish again leaving part as if the ground is drying out.

Private Owner wagons adorn Clarence Dock.

Boxes of fish have arrived. Fish Supper tonight.

Glencairn