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"OSCAR", a "Philadelphia" built by Gordon Watson's Argyle Loco Works, with a load of sugar cane bins, meets Victorian NA class No. 14A, pulling a rake of scratch built passenger cars. Photo: John Pearce.
A rare Locomotion Engineers Work Car waiting to head off in the snow on the New Herrington Light Railway. This is battery powered version of the model probably dating from the late 1990s or early 2000. Photo: Michael Leckenby.
"Lord Lamington", Garth Bridgwood's lockdown loco, built from the Association "Victory" kit with a number of refinements. "Lord Lamington" was another Decauville loco bought for use in the Australian sugar mills. Garth's next project is to make a rake of sugar can wagons to run behind the loco. Photo: Garth Bridgwood.
A winter service on the Sling and Lavan Tramway. Photo: Mike Barton.
"Gladiator", one of a small batch of Mamods converted in the early 1990s at the Wheldon Valley Railway, and bought last year after being a shelf queen for 20+ years, is seen on Graham Ashby's line in Kent. Photo: Graham Ashby.
A picture from Dave Paterson's railway in Sidcup which closed in 2007. Roundhouse "Argyll" of 2000, and a W&L composite coach (GRS kit) painted in C&M livery. (There were no C&M kits available, but the W&L coaches were also built by Pickerings, so it was a suitable compromise!) Photo: Dave Paterson.
Roundhouse Double Fairlie “David Lloyd George”, seen on the Carron Light Railway. Photo: Simon Reeves.
Garth Bridgwood's "Morganna" and Bob Gamble's "Charles" visiting Bratton Fleming on Steve Edward's line. Photo: Bob Gamble.
Rotterdamsche Tramway locomotive (Orenstein and Koppel) running over the trestle bridge at the York Model Engineers' track. Built by Peter Angus in 1999, it was restored last year and now runs like a sewing machine. Photo: Paul Howard.
An MSS-based large "England", seen on Graham Ashby's line in Kent. Photo: Graham Ashby.
