Woodlock Logging

Before getting rained off! 249624249625
 
Bitterly cold but quite sunny. At least when it is cold I can control the railway with good views from my patio doors. The cat has been causing mischief too. All in all not a bad running session.
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I now have a full compliment of high speed intercity coaching stock! Whoo hoooo!
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looking really nice
 
A little local train out on the bottom line today.
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Been gorgeous this bank holiday, and I'm off work too. Trains! DSC_0097.JPG
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Dull and miserable here in Yorkshire! Nice bit of colour in the garden though. So I've just got a couple of smaller trains out after I agreed to help clean the house with other half. Deep joy! DSC_0106.JPGDSC_0103.JPGDSC_0105.JPG
 
The flange way definitely tells the tale of which route gets used the most. DSC_0107.JPG
 
And then the sun came out......
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dunnyrail said:
Nice effect with the Astro Turf on the Fence.
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Ha, thanks. Two reasons, it makes the fence more natural to the Railway, and it also blocks the often strong wind that blows rolling stock off.
 
Looks like rain, but no problem when the Railway passes the patio door. DSC_0113.JPG
 
Those B&Q cobbles look familiar :)
 
DRG&W light locomotive running after a heavy downpour, through the station. DSC_0115.JPGDSC_0116.JPGDSC_0117.JPGDSC_0114.JPG
 
duncan1_9_8_4 said:
DRG&W light locomotive running after a heavy downpour, through the station. View attachment 251403View attachment 251404View attachment 251405View attachment 251406
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A couple of things trawling through some of your earlier pics, a line appears to go out of the Gate and in a letter pic trundles down the Drive. Where does it go to?

Telephone Poles, the Bachman ones are a great resource but a little over the Top on a Branch Line, I have modified mine by taking off the top two Cross Woods.
BC76EAEF-D03A-4504-8F24-B94D71E9CACE.jpegI have even removed some of the Pots but that is to refelect what I see on my chosen Prototype in East Germany. Some UK Branch Lines have many more. In a couple of recent Magazines there are all sorts of denominations with even a Cambrian Line one having many more cross poles. So I guess that you pays your money and takes your choice. But an interesting one at Crainlarich in 1961 had 3 cross poles, Top one had 4 pots with the lower 2 having just 2 each. So lots of options to be different if that takes your fancy.
 
dunnyrail said:
A couple of things trawling through some of your earlier pics, a line appears to go out of the Gate and in a letter pic trundles down the Drive. Where does it go to?

Telephone Poles, the Bachman ones are a great resource but a little over the Top on a Branch Line, I have modified mine by taking off the top two Cross Woods.
View attachment 251451I have even removed some of the Pots but that is to refelect what I see on my chosen Prototype in East Germany. Some UK Branch Lines have many more. In a couple of recent Magazines there are all sorts of denominations with even a Cambrian Line one having many more cross poles. So I guess that you pays your money and takes your choice. But an interesting one at Crainlarich in 1961 had 3 cross poles, Top one had 4 pots with the lower 2 having just 2 each. So lots of options to be different if that takes your fancy.
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It forms the largest circuit, out the fence, down the drive, and rejoins the main smaller circuit down the drive at the bottom of the garden.

The poles, I don't have many left now, as they faded and went brittle over time. Looks good with less poles and pots though.
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