The Flying Scotsman in 1973 at Victoria Station, Manchester
Again a show from ERMS that did not disappoint. One of the shows to put down in your diary. I looked at four layouts : Bramleigh - Hatch End - Watt Estate -...
A little splash of colour today shows Robinson 2-8-0 No 63850 rolling through Nottingham Victoria with a train of fuel tank wagons. It seems incredible...
For many of Us, Especially those in Colorado and Other Hotspots of Narrow Gauge Railways around the World, We Just CAN'T Get Enough of The Little railways...
A Quaint Little Railway (1930)This short, silent film captures one of Britain's minor little railways: the Leek and Manifold Light Railway on the Staffordshi...
A timeless little cottage in two parts to suit n-scale model railways or 1:144 or 15mm wargaming.
Visit Snowdonia & indulge in a little luxury onboard our new art deco train carriages. Brand new this spring to the Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways.
Very little of the Colombian Railways is left nowadays. Fortunately one survives, in the form of a tourist operation taking people (mostly locals) from the S...
For 21 years from 1914, this little tramway scuttled back and forth between Palmwoods and Buderim carrying goods and passengers. It was even included in the official Queensland Railways timetables. A Shay and the little Krauss pictured were the motive power.
The loco (unidentified here) was built by Andrew Barclay, Sons & Co., in Kilmarnock in 1905, and was scrapped in Campbeltown in 1933 after it had assisted in the demolition of its little railway. What a waste. The Campbeltown & Machrihanish Light Railway was Scotland's only narrow gauge, passenger carrying railway. From 1905 to 1932, it ran nearly 6 miles from Campbeltown, across the Kintyre peninsular to Machrihanish. Because of its location, it was very remote from the rest of Scotland's network of railways. Scanned from 'Argyle & The Highland's Lost Railways' by Stenlake Publishing 2003.
A Scammell Scarab three wheeled tractor & Scammell trailer. As far as I can remember these usefull little trucks were hopelessly underpowered,I think they had something like a Triumph Herald 1200cc engine to pull all that weight. Still they must have served their purpose the railways had hundreds of them. www.northwesttrucks
Railways: JNR103
Corner view of a mass timber adaptable station enclosure for UKs small and medium sized railway stations.
Explore Victoria's rich railway history, drawing on over 1,000 historic images from the collections of Museums Victoria and the Public Record Office Victoria.
Model Railways Garden Railway, Stalbridge I came across the model railway by chance in a back garden in Stalbridge. The owner had built all the track, locos and rolling stock himself in absolutely beautiful detail. He had also built a large number of other models in a wide variety of scales. These included fully working…
