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Christopher125 wrote:Hi

Would anyone like to see some screenshots?

Chris 8)
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Some stock for Foxfield:
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 Click to view more informationHunslet Austerity Warrior [656729 bytes] - WARRIOR.zip
File ID: 7432 Date: 08 Dec 2003 - 658 Downloads

 Click to view more informationNCB Internal Use 15ft Mineral wagons [2634186 bytes] - NCB_15ft_6P_Fixed end.zip
File ID: 7434 Date: 18 Jan 2006 - 1690 Downloads

 Click to view more informationNCB Cupboard Door Minerals [4197678 bytes] - NCB_CupboardDoorMins.zip
File ID: 7619 Date: 29 Apr 2007 - 1549 Downloads

You'll require this for the "NCB Cupboard Door Minerals"
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Didn't a Y7 visit foxfield a few years ago and got painted up? If any pics can be supplied I'll have a bash at it ;)

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rwaceyw wrote:Didn't a Y7 visit foxfield a few years ago and got painted up? If any pics can be supplied I'll have a bash at it ;)

David
I don't believe so, but I may be completely wrong!

FRS - Monkton sounds great, and thanks for pointing out those uploads, I'd definatley not noticed that Y7 before :D

I shoul get some Blythe bridge screenshots up tonight or tommorrow - Hopefully ThamesClyde will be able to tell me whether I've overdone the houses a bit!

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I don't believe so, but I may be completely wrong!
Got info that one did now :).

Middleton Railways 1310 in Oct '96..painted into NCB livery too :)

http://www.dmm-gallery.org.uk/railway/lr04-071.htm

Thats her in the past, but I'm sure she came back like that.

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rwaceyw wrote:
I don't believe so, but I may be completely wrong!
Got info that one did now :).

Middleton Railways 1310 in Oct '96..painted into NCB livery too :)

http://www.dmm-gallery.org.uk/railway/lr04-071.htm

Thats her in the past, but I'm sure she came back like that.

David
Ooops :oops: David, it would be absolutley grand if you could do a repaint of her, especially in the weathered condition she's like in that photo.

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Ok dokey, i'll have a shot!

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Do you want some 'NCB' hoppers because i might be able to do some after doing the 2 locos!
This is the NCB page http://www.uktrainsim.com/filelib-direc ... h=,oc=565&

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I'll get around to finishing my NCB wagon set soon. I've still to do the RCH 1923 type and some steel wagons. They were intended for an activity I gave up on.

I have had this waiting for upload but I can't get in touch with the author.

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You can also use my BCR locos. Call it Bloggs Colliery Railway.

I'll reletter them if anybody wants.
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wow where did that one come from..........
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Post by ianmacmillan »

I got it from http://www.train-sim.com

Conbuilder users will recognise it.
It is a Portugese CP model and is a bit oversized for the UK.
I had to bash it about a bit in Shape File Manager so its not just a repaint.

I've had no reply from the author about uploading it. May be an out of date address.
Hopefully he reads these forums.
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Hi

Ian, that looks great.
FRS, Id much prefer it if you spent all your time concentrating on your engine repaints. Asking to do more work when you haven't finished what you've got is one of those things which will probably dissapear when you've got older, as I'm sure many of the older hands on this site will confirm.

Also, you'll be glad to know, that due to a bit of online hunting, I now have 'The Cheadle Collieries and their Railways' by Allan C. Baker (from Black 5 Books, Shrewsbury). This contains some great info and trackplans, so a NCB 50's/60's version of the Foxfield is most definately on the cards, although I have yet to decide whether it will come before the modern version, due the time custom buildings will take to build due to the time constraints of the scenery builders. What do you think.

(also, are there any reccomended books people can point me towards?)

Chris 8)
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Post by ianmacmillan »

How much older?

I'm 55.

Still go a long time to go tho....
I won't get around to death cos i'll never get around to finishing living.

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Chris, I've emailed you some stuff to help you along with your 1950's backdating of the Foxfield Colliery Line.If you need any photo's of whats left of the exchange sidings let me know.
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Post by saddletank »

While not strictly accurate, these have the right character for the line:

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 Click to view more informationManning Wardle M Class [1117717 bytes] - mwm1.0.exe
File ID: 5072 Date: 09 Mar 2003 - 638 Downloads
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