Posts Tagged ‘railways’
Huggies Model Train Display Cabinet – QR / Queensland Railways
A video of my Model Train Display cabinet which is full of QR / Queensland Railways Locos & Rollingstock. Music by Kevin MacLeod at www.incompetech.com and is royalty free. Honors for this video (6) #11 – Most Discussed (Today) – Science & Technology – Australia #50 – Most Viewed (Today) – Science & Technology – Australia #100 – Most Viewed (Today) – Science & Technology – Taiwan #9 – Top Favorited (Today) – Science & Technology – Australia #7 – Top Rated (Today) – Science & Technology – Australia #36 – Top Rated (This Week) – Science & Technology – Australia
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MODEL RAILWAYS 00 GAUGE “THE (BLACK) FLYING SCOTSMAN
This rare and lovely model of the Flying Scotsman was produced by Lilput of Austria between 1970 and 1973. It is as you can see in matt black and unnumbered with a tender drive. They were assembled in the UK by a Company called Thernglade. It runs and pulls beautifully being nice and heavy. There's nothing wrong with tender drive loco's !
MODEL RAILWAYS 00 GAUGE “HORNBY’S NEW STANDARD CLASS4″
Another winner from Hornby apart from the revolting tender connection setup which is now apparently going to be the standard going forward- oh well just got to live with it I guess ! Bachmann have also produced the upgrade to their own version of this model but Hornby's five pole motor and tender pickups win out every time when your handing out well earned piles of dosh ! As you would expect it is an excellent runner and the detail is fantastic.
MODEL RAILWAYS IN THE ATTIC IN THE GARDEN IN THE ATTIC NEW DVD TRAILER
cgi.ebay.co.uk OO model garden railway film, garden tramway film, New Albion railroad US style attic layout, hints on track laying, finding scenic materials for free and lighting your layout and buildings. 73 minute film.
Model Railways 00 Gauge-Cautious Claytons-Type 17 Diesels
This is the latest reincarnation of Heljan's ill fated Class 17 the first batch which by all accounts was disasterous with many suffering burnt out motors. However this one is from the newly arrived batch from Hattons in Liverpool arriving a couple of days ago and I have to say runs superbly with a powerful 5 pole motor. I didn't realise but apparently Heljan do their own tooling for their models and then have them manufactured in China.
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