Peckforton Light Railway - video library

ge_rik said:
The latest instalment of the line's history ....


Rik
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Lovely stuff! Particularly, I found the 1930's figures, and how they were obtained, truly amazing . Well done!
 
trammayo said:
Lovely stuff! Particularly, I found the 1930's figures, and how they were obtained, truly amazing . Well done!
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Yes. It was a longshot, but I thought it was worth asking. Firstly, Dean was enthusiastic about coming to do the scanning and then I had ten volunteers from the Am Drams willing to come and dress up. I've just been negotiating with Dean to come over in the new year for another scanning visit. This time, well dig out some Victorian and Edwardian costumes as well as interwar outfits.

In some ways, it was a pity he couldn't come just before our most recent play - the House of Frankenstein. We hired quite a few costumes for the cast which included Count Dracula, a female vampire, Quasimodo, a werewolf, the Phantom of the Opera (aka P.O.O.), and various other weird and wonderful characters. It was a comedy btw.

Rik
 
As ever Rio, very interesting to see how things change over time. Then and now stuff is always interesting and it often surprises me when I look through the build of my line how different things are now. You do have a way of doing things not least must be how well organised you are at keeping your Vid clips. I also wonder do you use the Garage during operating sessions as another place to send wagons?
 
dunnyrail said:
As ever Rio, very interesting to see how things change over time. Then and now stuff is always interesting and it often surprises me when I look through the build of my line how different things are now. You do have a way of doing things not least must be how well organised you are at keeping your Vid clips. I also wonder do you use the Garage during operating sessions as another place to send wagons?
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Not thought of that. There is a link missing from the station to the canal basin so this could be used. However, I would then lose it as a long siding in the goods yard - unless I widen the board again......:)

Rik (aka Rio)
 
ge_rik said:
Not thought of that. There is a link missing from the station to the canal basin so this could be used. However, I would then lose it as a long siding in the goods yard - unless I widen the board again......:)

Rik (aka Rio)
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Actually it is not an unknown issue to have to move stock out of the way to access another part of a long siding, more shunting so no extra siding required unless you really feel the need.
 
dunnyrail said:
Actually it is not an unknown issue to have to move stock out of the way to access another part of a long siding, more shunting so no extra siding required unless you really feel the need.
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I find shunting one of the more pleasing parts of the hobby, but then I like puzzles so almost any type of shunting or reason for shunting keeps me happy :)
 
Part two of the Year Long video saga. BTW - you'll see that March was filmed during a blizzard - oh such dedication (aka stupidity!)


Rik
 
This was the first chance I've had this year to run a full operating session - either the weather has been against it or, when the weather was OK, I was busy doing other things. Anyhow - here's the first part of the extracts from the session. Hope you like it.


Rik
 
Another fine production to watch while having a morning cuppa.
I am very interested in the cutter machine.
 
Another installment of the ongoing saga. The first chance I've had this year to run trains...



Rik
 
Yet again a masterpiece showcasing the railway, a delight to watch with the morning cuppa.
 
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