Disused Stations: Barbers Bridge Station
This is a suspended monorail that is mostly single track with key passing sidings at some stations.
A train of D stock leaves Barking for the sidings. The rear unit is a double-ended DM+T+DM one. The track on the right is the eastbound road for Upney and all stations to Upminster.
15x9ft Peco Code 75 Out and back layout. This is a two stations, one terminus on through station. This is all on a single level apart from the fiddle yard which is under the top station. It will need to be a return loop. The lower station is based on St Pancreas Midland Mainline station. The lower aqua section is a mineral loading/unloading copying Church yard sidings. Mainly passenger operations, with full length HST and shorter local services stored at the carriage sidings off peak.
Oil on Board, 10 x 14 inches This was another demo painting I did a while back, finally finishing it off in the studio. Spring ...
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Sunderland South Dock sidings seen from the BLS "Tyne Tees Wanderer II" railtour. sixbellsjunction.co.uk/90s/900909bl.htm
Hi, A few shots taken yesterday and from a few weeks ago. Old railway sidings Margam/Port Talbot. Not too sure if the building is linked to these but it's...
The site is on the trackbed of the former mid Suffolk Light Railway and consists of a replica station building with 3 bedrooms, and two original railway carriages, one larger and one smaller, though both sleep 6. The carriages and house are set on to a platform and sit in a 2 acres of grassed outdoor communal space.
New construction using aluminum siding was most popular about 40 to 50 years ago. Now, after withstanding the elements for so long, the siding may still be in good condition, but chances are the factory-applied coating is not.
VR's RT class are agricultural tractors on four-wheel rail wagon frames at some country stations and private sidings. RT1, built 1932, was different to the rest and is preserved by the ARHS. RT2 arrived in 1957, and the second last, RT53, in 1969. RT46 (1970), an "Aresco Trak Chief", and RT54 (1976) came from Portland Harbour Trust's private siding. RT 18, 28 and 43 were gauge converted and transferred to Sydney for the construction of the Epping to Chatswood railway. Four are preserved.
Learn how to use social studies stations in the Middle & High School classroom to increase student engagement. Includes link for a free station activity!
