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I imagine many of you know this 61 year old Association well, but some may not.
On paper it's scope covers everything in 1/29 thru 1/32 scale and everything on 45mm or 1.75" gauge track.
That's just SO wide that in practice our focus is Standard (1435mm) Gauge with a strong British flavour and a fondness for live steam and garden tracks.
I've been a lurker here for some years and it's time I posted some stuff. The spur has been this new on-line editor feature which gives a few extra bells and whistles to the threads.
I hope you like these backwoods live steam locomotives, all owned (and built, modified or supplied) by our Members.
Please bear with me if things go haywire: I'm learning the ropes as fast as my old braincell can cope.
But if it works, you should be able to tell my favourite locomotive builder.
As in life, these industrial machines are a specialised byway rather than mainline staple.
So maybe if some of my friends read this they'll chip in with more typical Association motive power?
David
England
(David, I modified the URL on the last two images in this reply because they weren't displaying. Go back to Dwight's topic where you were testing things out and look for my reply where I show you which URL format works, SteveC mod.)
On paper it's scope covers everything in 1/29 thru 1/32 scale and everything on 45mm or 1.75" gauge track.
That's just SO wide that in practice our focus is Standard (1435mm) Gauge with a strong British flavour and a fondness for live steam and garden tracks.
I've been a lurker here for some years and it's time I posted some stuff. The spur has been this new on-line editor feature which gives a few extra bells and whistles to the threads.
I hope you like these backwoods live steam locomotives, all owned (and built, modified or supplied) by our Members.
Please bear with me if things go haywire: I'm learning the ropes as fast as my old braincell can cope.
But if it works, you should be able to tell my favourite locomotive builder.
As in life, these industrial machines are a specialised byway rather than mainline staple.
So maybe if some of my friends read this they'll chip in with more typical Association motive power?
David
England



(David, I modified the URL on the last two images in this reply because they weren't displaying. Go back to Dwight's topic where you were testing things out and look for my reply where I show you which URL format works, SteveC mod.)