Model of the Week – Ex-LSWR N15 King Arthur class – 736 Excalibur
This week’s model of the week is another regular performer at Locoyard
This week’s model of the week is another regular performer at Locoyard
Today’s Valentines blog post comes dedicated to Mrs Locoyard and features the fleet’s flagship 850 Lord Nelson hauling a rake of Pullman carriages…
Love is in the air; on Facebook ‘Model Railway Blogs’ group page! Model Railway enthusiasts are sharing their most loved model locomotive to stand a chance of winning a prize. To learn more, please read on….
Just a quick blog post to sum up all the blog post entries of Southampton Model Railway Exhibition 2013… Part 1 – Redford Junction, Rolvenden and Zwiesboden (click here to read)
Just a very quick post tonight showing the rare sight of three Thomas the Tank Engine locomotives lined up at Locoyard. 11 Oliver is currently for sale – click here or on the picture below to read more – NOTE – this will be only available here until Sunday 17th February 2013 at midnight –…
In the past month, Locoyard has conducted a poll to find out the most popular colour that A1 Pacific Tornado has been painted in. An excellent response rate of 204 people voted. Of these votes, exactly a half were for one colour
Do not forget that Brookes Castle and Locoyard are holding a competition with a prize for members of Facebook Group ‘Model Railway Blogs’. If you do not belong to this group yet; please sign up! The competition is simple – we want to see
Resisting the urge to feature 850 Lord Nelson again this week, today’s model of the week is (as you can see from the picture below) a lot smaller! It is of course, one of Locoyard’s fleet of A1X Terrier tank engine’s; W11 Newport. Believe it or not, William Stroudley’s A1 terrier class were designed to…
This Poll is now closed!
On Monday a competition was announced for member of Facebook page Model Railway Blogs to find people’s most loved model loco (note – this competition is now closed) and today we announce Locoyard’s favourite! This was never going to be an easy choice.