Jump to content

StevieB

Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    1,278

  • Joined

  • Last visited

 Content Type 

Everything posted by StevieB

  1. StevieB
    Tom Brady of IFM still does produce stuff if you ask him nicely. He does have a Facebook page and there is almost always something of his on eBay. I recently bought two palvans from him. They fill a gap in the market Stephen
  2. StevieB
    So, how do we define the Tyneside and Manchester Metros? On Tyneside the network is a combination of former BR routes and new lengths of tunnel, while in Manchester the network is a combination of former BR routes and on street running. Stephen
  3. StevieB
    I meant third rail in the sense that we already have DART and LUAS, so the Metro becomes the third! Stephen
  4. StevieB
    Any photos of your Bandon tank anywhere to hand? Stephen
  5. StevieB
    Nice video. The obvious question is why not extend the existing LUAS or heavy rail suburban system rather than have a new,third rail based system? Stephen
  6. StevieB
    How’s progress 4+ years on? Stephen
  7. StevieB
    What traffic are the redundant magnesite wagons being used for on the SDJR. Stephen
  8. StevieB
    Mine arrived today as well. Well worth the wait. Stephen
  9. StevieB
    It looks so at home. Stephen
  10. StevieB
    Blame it all on the politicians for giving in to pressure to hold a referendum, the leaving the EU and finally negotiating a diabolical trade deal. Sorry if that goes against the rules of the forum but the downside of Brexit keeps being brought up. Stephen
  11. StevieB
    For those of us living in the UK, they’ll arrive when they arrive. Why you may ask? Brexit and the absolute mess made of new trading arrangements made by our politicians. Rant over, wait continues. Stephen
  12. StevieB
    They’re the GWR Collett masquareding as SR Maunsell coaches. Stephen
  13. StevieB
    I’ve seen a photo of one converted to a dolomite wagon. Stephen
  14. StevieB
    A lovely representation of the prototype. Enjoy. Stephen
  15. StevieB
    Delightful as ever. Stephen
  16. StevieB
    That looks suspiciously like a Maunsell tender next to 174. Stephen
  17. StevieB
    That is the trouble these days, with so much good stuff being available, it wounds the wallet! Stephen
  18. StevieB
    Have you bought any of Mayner’s wagons? They are quite delightful. Stephen
  19. StevieB
    That’s what we like, underpromise and overperform. Customer service at its very best, you lovely people. Stephen
  20. StevieB
    Sorry to say but I don’t believe it’s a J15 because of the drop in the running plate front and rear. Stephen
  21. StevieB
    Can only agree with Noel’s comment. Stephen
  22. StevieB
    Lovely to see more of this delightful layout. Keep them coming, please, Patrick. Stephen
  23. StevieB
    Presumably wagons dropped off in the loop were attached to the branch train here for onward transmission down the branch and vice versa for traffic off the branch. There is also a siding alongside the loop. I wonder what was its purpose? It must have been a fascinating place to sit and watch train movements. Stephen
  24. StevieB
    It doesn’t seem enough to say that they are up to the usual standard. I guess I’ll just have to be patient. Stephen
  25. StevieB
    The UK version of the story about whether to keep diesel locos running or not revolves around how much power is taken from the battery to start the diesel engine. Apparently it would take many hours to recharge it. Sounds plausible but not a very green approach these days. Stephen
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

Terms of Use

  I accept