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Headlamps were black in Independent days and dark (cherry/indian?) red in Southern Days with a clear lens. Tail lamps were smaller and had a red bullseyeand may well have been the same colour or black - certainly not white Lyn's headlamp was slightly different to the three original MWs and Kevin has...

Re: Loco lamp - check out the photo on page 54 of Catchpole 8th edition. The fireman has just changed the headlamp for a tail lamp - and yes these lamps are large, particularly in comparison to the usual standard gauge stuff. However, they are not the biggest on UK narrow gauge. I believe that honou...

Having seen Gary and Phil's work, I wouldnt say the route is worthless - but I must say the work that Bazza and Kevin are putting into the creation of the locos is mind boggling and the results stunning. Grinning from ear to ear! :multi: KeithV PS: We will have a real one to compare with soon see ht...

Hi Captain Bazza Thanks for your response. Most of the L&B livery and lining information we have gathered over the years can be found here. http://www.009.cd2.com/lynton_and_barnstaple_modelling/liveries.htm Like many, I am truly amazed at the amount of work being done on this route - thank you all ...

Loco looks great and it seems churlish to plain but may I offer a few corrections. :wink: The chimney cap should also be brass. The buffer beam is correct in vermillion/Indian Red but the cowcatcher is black. The lining was not curved but straight. The cab windows were also lined out I can send/post...