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No problem with any of mine Ruf - and good luck.

Dave

Part 3 Welsh Pony runs into the down loop at Minffordd station, allowing Taliesin to get underway with an up goods train. When Taliesin has cleared, Welsh Pony runs round its slate wagons in order to propel them to Minffordd yard... [album 214021 Minffordd01.jpg] [album 214021 Minffordd02.jpg] [alb...

Chris, Thank you for these interesting shots. I got this route recently but haven't used it yet - must try it.

Dave

Thanks everyone for the comments. Kevin, this was the first add-on route which I tried on MSTS and it has given a great deal of pleasure, thank you. Part 2 Welsh Pony continues with loaded slate wagons down to Glan-y-Pwll where Blanche is busy shunting empties in the sidings. On the far side is a ra...

[album 214021 Blaenau13pt.jpg] The Festiniog Railway began life in the 1830s as a means of moving slate from the quarries around Blaenau Ffestiniog to ships at Porthmadog. It used gravity and horse power, until England designed steam locos were introduced in 1863 and the first of the double Fairlies...

On shed at Templecombe...

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Dave

Buona sera Giovanni e complimenti. Mi piacciono molto le Sue locomotive.

Dave

Just brilliant. Dave

Nice shots Chris. You must have been reading 'Steam Days'.

Dave

Lovely video. I could watch and listen to that for hours.

Dave

Success! Thanks everyone. In the end I reinstalled RW from the disc, then followed all your advice, and it works fine.

Dave

Thanks both. I'm now getting the turntable at Almsfeld on the Seebergbahn to work, but unable to get the one at Bath to line up. I'll persevere.

Dave

I'm just trying to get to grips with operating Railworks. Could I ask a stupidly basic question - does the turntable actually work with a loco on it, and if so how do I get it to move ? Help would be much appreciated.

Dave

Stephen,

Is the best way to get hold of the CD to phone the station on 01773 747674 ?

Dave

Chris, Your shots have a real West Riding late 50s/early 60s feel to them. I think I'll have to go to Haworth this week to try to get the route.

Dave