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[darkdj]

I'm brand new to railworks, but have figured out the basics.

Anyways, here's preserved "Collett Goods" 2251 class No 3205 hiding amongst rolling stock at Templecombe. Unlikely but interesting.

[DanW]

8F 45160 on a GWR freight







Dan

[prairie4566]

A Collett on S&D metals is not unlikely, they were often seen on the branch to Burnham I think. Maybe the equally impressive BR Black variants should be used with stock of the sort.

Aha, it's the Turkish Delight, 45160. Nice touch there Dan.

[DuchessofSutherland]

I'm brand new to railworks, but have figured out the basics.

Anyways, here's preserved "Collett Goods" 2251 class No 3205 hiding amongst rolling stock at Templecombe. Unlikely but interesting.

Oddly enough 3205 was actually a Templecombe engine, until it was replaced by larger and more-modern locomotives. There's no guarantee that it was ever seen there in GWR livery, but it's all the same thing really.

[prairie4566]

Possibly it was in GWR livery during Big Four days.

If it worked the line at all back then of course.

[msdejesus]

I thought this looked rather nice:

[haddock1000]

now thats an atmosphere thread photo.

thanks,

chaddockdk

[Wikkus]

Nice pic, Manuel

I've been at the other end of the country...

BR Standard 4MT No. 80098 attempts to engulf the cameraman as she basks in the slowly sinking afternoon sun at Wincanton whilst waiting for the home signal to clear that will allow her to run around her train of perishables.
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Rik.

[karma99]

For goodness sake Rik, just because Manuel posts photos there's no need for you to start as well!

[msdejesus]

Wow! That is one flipping stunning picture.

[msdejesus]

Let's see what I can come up with:

[Wikkus]

For goodness sake Rik, just because Manuel posts photos there's no need for you to start as well!

Hehe, "oops"

Wow! That is one flipping stunning picture.

Thanks, Manuel Only trying to keep the standards set by yourself

One for Pete:
A long way from Southern metals, Q1 No. 33004 finds work on gasworks sidings, Bath with a short train of spares.
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Cheers, Rik.

[FoggyMorning]

mmm... grimy!

Great shots all

[Will]

Im at the other end of the country to you Rik
44666 & 80088 stand at St.James, On the Glasgow Airport Rail Link.

[TerryTowel]

An atmospheric shot of A4 60018 'Sparrow Hawk' coasting through the countryside, bound for Darlington.

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