Sorry for the long delay in replying Bruce. The foliage pack is a free update with RWBruces wrote:I'm looking forward to this...does the foliage pack come free with railworks? I got my copy ready and waiting...
Lynton and Barnstaple Railway
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Re: Lynton and barnstable railway
Gary.
"Perchance it is not dead but sleepeth."
http://www.lynton-rail.co.uk
Check out the (slow) progress of the L&B for RW here
"Perchance it is not dead but sleepeth."
http://www.lynton-rail.co.uk
Check out the (slow) progress of the L&B for RW here
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Re: Lynton and barnstable railway
Gary.
"Perchance it is not dead but sleepeth."
http://www.lynton-rail.co.uk
Check out the (slow) progress of the L&B for RW here
"Perchance it is not dead but sleepeth."
http://www.lynton-rail.co.uk
Check out the (slow) progress of the L&B for RW here
Re: Lynton and barnstable railway
That looks really good, GaryNeptune50006 wrote:Barnstaple is growing (slowly).
Cheers,
kevin
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Thanks Kevin.kevmt wrote:
That looks really good, Gary
Cheers,
kevin
Here are a few more scenes from Barnstaple. It will be interesting to see if any locals can recognise them





Gary.
"Perchance it is not dead but sleepeth."
http://www.lynton-rail.co.uk
Check out the (slow) progress of the L&B for RW here
"Perchance it is not dead but sleepeth."
http://www.lynton-rail.co.uk
Check out the (slow) progress of the L&B for RW here
Re: Lynton and barnstable railway
Brilliant stuff 
Cheers,
Kevin
Cheers,
Kevin
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WOW! gotta have it!
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I like the "queen Ann" bulding and the old Court on the corner of Cross st, dead on...
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Wow fantastic 
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Shapland & Petter plus the Taw Bridge taking the standard guage from Barnstaple Junction past Queen Anne's walk to Barnstaple Town - fantastic.
Went to school in Barnstaple and I know those sights well.
This reconstruction of the L&B is going to place me right back as an early teenager (mid to late '60s) when I was just starting to get interested in North Devon's railways - pestering my dad (who was, at the time, the Area Manager of British Rail in North Devon) to drive me out to various L&B stations, Chelfham Viaduct etc...Happy days.
I used to take every opportunity to go to the stations that he looked after, but I always had a particular fascination with Barnstaple Town, and the old L&B platform. Can't wait
Rod
Went to school in Barnstaple and I know those sights well.
This reconstruction of the L&B is going to place me right back as an early teenager (mid to late '60s) when I was just starting to get interested in North Devon's railways - pestering my dad (who was, at the time, the Area Manager of British Rail in North Devon) to drive me out to various L&B stations, Chelfham Viaduct etc...Happy days.
I used to take every opportunity to go to the stations that he looked after, but I always had a particular fascination with Barnstaple Town, and the old L&B platform. Can't wait
Rod
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Re: Lynton and barnstable railway
Rodaugust1929 wrote:Shapland & Petter plus the Taw Bridge taking the standard guage from Barnstaple Junction past Queen Anne's walk to Barnstaple Town - fantastic.
Went to school in Barnstaple and I know those sights well.
This reconstruction of the L&B is going to place me right back as an early teenager (mid to late '60s) when I was just starting to get interested in North Devon's railways - pestering my dad (who was, at the time, the Area Manager of British Rail in North Devon) to drive me out to various L&B stations, Chelfham Viaduct etc...Happy days.
I used to take every opportunity to go to the stations that he looked after, but I always had a particular fascination with Barnstaple Town, and the old L&B platform. Can't wait
Rod
You said "Went to school in Barnstaple and I know those sights well".
Did you go to "Dr. Blacksells academy for young christian gentleman"
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Anthonyanthonye wrote:
Rod
You said "Went to school in Barnstaple and I know those sights well".
Did you go to "Dr. Blacksells academy for young christian gentleman"![]()
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I'm afraid not, I went to the red brick pile on the other side of Rock Park
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Thank you all for the kind comments. I'm pleased to hear that it's reviving memories for the locals 
Gary.
"Perchance it is not dead but sleepeth."
http://www.lynton-rail.co.uk
Check out the (slow) progress of the L&B for RW here
"Perchance it is not dead but sleepeth."
http://www.lynton-rail.co.uk
Check out the (slow) progress of the L&B for RW here
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I can't see the picture, but if it is by the level crossing it's a large substation. Post the picture again as I may be thinking of the wrong thing.eyore wrote:If any of you locals are still watching, perhaps you can help Gary and me by identifying the strange building on Castle Quay, in the picture below.
Its obviously something to do with the electricity works which is just out of picture to the right, over the otherside of the track, but what and why?
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Funny I can see it now, I don't know, but now it's the Substation, first time I have seen that photo.
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