I have recently added some delicious Coaching R353 Yard Switchers to my growing collection of trang. Furthermore, this could be the perfect fit for a brand-new mini-layout. I had the R253 Dock Authority Shatter in black, but I couldn’t help but keep it in yellow. This tiny Loko is really its sibling. I’ll have to … Continue reading “Triang R353 Yard Switcher”
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Annual IT Check AWTF Wednesday Like this one on the Line with Colrey, eye exams used to be done in the wrong places all the time in the past. According to Barry Blade, the Ministry of Mehim is thoroughly inspecting the flag on the partially visible optical ‘level’ Pelgino Freddie, as if it were performing … Continue reading “Chris Nevard Model Railways & Photography Blog: Annual Eye Test”
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In the past, Peter Packet spied on Freddie coal’s empty waggons or flag waves to collect three, and on hefty open gasoline plant doors. Peter doesn’t want Freddy’s flag, but he was kneeling with a half-cousin waving Fredi Wali, Wali, and Valley when he raised his own flag. It’s a stale knee spot that has … Continue reading “Dirty Old Town”
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On Monday morning, the Native Council is prepared to mend a teenage venie doll outside the entryway to the miners’ arms—an occurrence that actually doesn’t happen in real life. The following night, Nigel Nigel was tossed out for being too gentle when he threw his TT gauge flying skatcher in his splendour. But as soon … Continue reading “Fixing the Potholes!”
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Zoom in and click on for growth Another week, run by the Sloomoto Society, sometimes known as SLS, is a train tour. Actually, it was called FLS, which stands for Quick Locomoto Society. However, they are having trouble renting fast catapult engines due to the high demand for rail tours and the inevitable increase in … Continue reading “Chris Nevard Model Railways & Photography Blog: Slow Locomotive Society”
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Outdoors, on Friday morning, the miner’s weapons and everything else is starting. As part of their performance in tonight’s pub expertise competition, the Railway Dance Bushes and Strolling Guards spin around a locomotive lamp and dance around a tray lit by moonlight. Personally, I’m not too fond of this. Despite this, they are really unsettling, … Continue reading “Dancing Guards & Pink Pandas”
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Today is the spring acnex, one of the two days a year when the day feels like night and continues till night, or even into the small hours of the morning. Just after 6 o’clock in the morning, the sun is rising over the horizon, showering an inch tall individuals with its golden radiance. Also, … Continue reading “Chris Nevard Model Railways & Photography Blog: Spring Equinox”
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Each one of them has come in a fresh fungus container on Breach Road. Plus, they have never used any of those “chic rib metallic containers” before because they are an old-fashioned establishment. Despite this, they’re adaptable, so they’ve found some old flat wagons to hold the container, only to find out that a locomoto … Continue reading “Chris Nevard Model Railways & Photography Blog: Hubert Horse Power”
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Occasionally, during a monthly trip to Kate Coat, the Skyfi Ruston PWM Schfting Loco from Taunton Truthful Water Yard is utilized instead of a more common class 08. The line has unfortunately been reduced in size, but it is still in use as bags for the abdominal excavator service and is currently being produced by … Continue reading “Chris Nevard Model Railways & Photography Blog: Somerset Bog Brandy”