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You could try contacting him through eBay to see if he would develop and print a single line bridge for you. Cheers Darius

Some more visitors. MTK 4-SUB - from eBay about 10 years ago. MTK Class 508 that I built a few years ago. Cheers Darius

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I’ve used this 3D printed footbridge that I found on eBay for my Whiterock layout. Cheers Darius

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Not sure what class this 2-8-0 is, but it is my one and only footplate ride in Pune, India in 1971. Perhaps it’s a Class H/4 Cheers Darius Edit - it is indeed a Great Indian Peninsula Railway Class H/4. My grandfather was a permanent way engineer for the GIPR.

Thanks. I scratch built the Bombay suburban train and the electric loco is a much modified Electrotren model. Cheers Darius

Already made a start… Cheers Darius

Hi Leslie, I spotted the MaK on eBay a few years ago. It was pained as the CIE K Class and is DCC fitted - presumably based on the Roco V65. Its appearance today is as delivered to me after some cleaning. Cheers Darius

Something a little different… Cheers Darius

Some new arrivals. Cheers Darius

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Snack car delivered today. Cheers Darius

On test on the layout. Cheers Darius

Face on. I made the face using Humbrol filler putty applied to a plasticard disc. Cheers Darius

He’s a bit younger than 20, but knows his trains and treats them well Cheers Darius

Handrails fitted and lining completed. Just the face to do now… Cheers Darius

Been repainting a Hornby “Flying Scotsman” into “Gordon the Big Engine” for my friend’s grandson. Some more lining to apply and then the “face”. Cheers Darius

Back in the shed today - mainly wiring so not many pictures - especially of lots of wires, which aren’t that interesting. Each siding in the storage yard is electrically isolated and will be wired to an illuminated switch on a control panel so that power to the siding can be switched on and off as required. In addition to the panel switch we have wired LEDs to the bridge above the tracks so that the LED above the track lights up to provide a visual indication that power is switched on. At present power is permanently on to each track as the control panel is still under construction. Cheers Darius

And now for something completely different. Cheers Darius

Not in the railway room. In the bathroom, however… …and at Whiterock station… Cheers Darius

Special visitor… Cheers Darius