Good evening, Earlier in the year Dave wrote a very popular piece on authenticity within in the railway and wider heritage scene and this week Anthony Coulls did a very interesting piece on a similar theme with “How much of Flying Scotsman is original?” which we thought we’d look at tonight. Anthony Coulls is the…
A fascinating article on an iconic design – the Streamliner – http://wp.me/pN5ne-2HO
What a great addition to the BHR this would be
A nice look at the Kent and East Sussex Railway 🙂
Originally posted on Locksands Life:
Today I am unashamedly showing some railway locos that will keep me happy. The small tank engines built by the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway in the 1870s became my favourite type of loco in my train spotting days getting on for 90 years after they were built. A…
The Lancashire & Yorkshire (L&Y) signalling school (based at the National Railway Museum), the world’s oldest operating model railway look at the Irk Valley crash of the 15th August 1953.
This evening the A1 steam trust released the sad news of the passing of Dorothy Mather, she was the president of the A1 Steam Trust and Arthur Peppercorns widow (designer of the Peppercorn A1s and A2s). From everyone at LocoYard our deepest thoughts and condolences go out to her family and to the A1 Trust…
What a fab looking layout 🙂
Here is the link to my latest video. Weather was really poor in the morning but brightened up somewhat during the afternoon. Not a bad finish to what has been a lean year for steam.
This is fascinating! Well worth a read!
Loco Yard 