Atomic Systems

I understand that the June Model Rail has a feature on this line, and in order to preempt any competition I present the following:

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Loco and transporter wagons by the dream team of Dave Bran & Brian Walker

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Pretty primrose coaches by me.

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You can see the beginnings of buildings at Hulme End - the Northern terminus.

Without wishing to let too many felines out of bags, I can reveal that all three periods of the line will be modelled, and that the NSR interchange at Waterhouses will also be fully modelled, with appropriate rolling stock provided.

The track laying is now about 75% completed - and work is afoot on the rest of the rolling stock to boot.

I hesitate to peg a release date, but Christmas (insert year here) is looking good, and almost certainly before Highworth... (I dare you Martin!)

More details to follow...

Thats looking very promising indeed, I cant wait to see the final results of that!

and almost certainly before Highworth

Is that a threat or a promise? How is Highworth coming along Martin? I hope its begun to behave itself?

Pitley

Great, the stock is FANTASTIC!

pitleyfalley wrote:Thats looking very promising indeed, I cant wait to see the final results of that!

and almost certainly before Highworth

Is that a threat or a promise? How is Highworth coming along Martin? I hope its begun to behave itself?

Pitley

Neither....proberbly just a statement of fact...

Great stuff...............a wonderful project!

PS I'm not too sure of that Scotsman Smokebox door though

I think you'll find that's a temprary texture... these are certainly pilot models...

sp762 wrote:I think you'll find that's a temprary texture... these are certainly pilot models...

Thank God for that, as a new texture really will do it justice. This is a most exciting project.

Incidentally I have read that a miniature version of a Leek and Manifold loco is to be displayed at Railfest next week!

Doesn't do me much good! Unless you want to take some photos?

Well, isn't that a coincidence - I was thinking / half-dreaming of how to do the L&M coaches only last night! All looks very good - looking forward to changing trains at Waterhouses and travelling to Hulme End in the near future..

Patrick

" It's a grand bit of line, but they wunna mak a go on it for it starts at nowhere and finishes up iat same place" qouted by navvy at opening.

Please make it soon! At my advanced age even a few months are important.
Tony ( the old one )

mccormackpj wrote:Well, isn't that a coincidence - I was thinking / half-dreaming of how to do the L&M coaches only last night! All looks very good - looking forward to changing trains at Waterhouses and travelling to Hulme End in the near future..

Patrick

Changing trains eh, is there an update of MSTS I don't know about?

Cheers,
John

sp762 wrote:Doesn't do me much good! Unless you want to take some photos?

I'll see what i can do I think its a 10 1/4 inch guage version.

Great Models!

This is a line I know very little about, so I'm looking forward to learning by driving it

Cheers

Richard

Nice models this is my favroite lost NG railway it all ways had a funney continental feel about it.

Incedently the Bure Valley latest loco is a leek & Manifold engine.

Tim

Some links

Video:

http://www.search.staffspasttrack.org.u ... ource=6054

see also:
http://www.kachuzyn.fsnet.co.uk
http://www.bbc.co.uk/stoke/features/his ... thor.shtml