Photo of the Week

What might have been! A railcar on the Lynton and Barnstaple Railway, in an experimental Southern Railway livery during the late 1930s, with goods van in tow. The railcar is a Locomotion battery version and the van a Tenmille kit. Caffyns Halt is by Brunel Models with figures by Modeltown. Photo: Paul Bowen.

A recently completed IP Engineering “Lord Penrhyn’s Coach” and lined and varnished Roundhouse “Lilla". Photo: Bob Gamble.

A Leek & Manifold train, on the Rosedale and Blakey Railway. Photo: Simon Barker.

"Dic Spot" the diesel, a Mamod Boulton, with an afternoon train on the Clwyd and Dee. Photo: John Wenlock.

Hunslet "Jack" fresh out of the workshop, on the Millisons Wood Quarry Railway. Photo: Neil Timms.

Roundhouse "George" being prepared of duty. Photo: Mike Jackson.

Social distancing in action. On Graham White's sublime Blackwater Valley Railway. Photo: Robert Hannaford.

Reppingen Harz NWE 21 (99 6001) with a train of transporter cars. The standard gauge wagons are partly scratch built, partly bought from small manufacturers in Germany. Photo: Hans Franke.

Irish Mail joins Dorothea on the newly opened Martinhoe Quarry Railway. Photo: Matt Towell.

"Sir Charles Parsons" on shed. Photo: Paul Humphries.