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Regrettably no longer there. One of Dad's, with a touch of Photoshopping by me.

 

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Has anyone any Channel Isles railway photos?

Locos Victoria & Frances available for sale for those that want to model something larger.

Includes 1.5 miles of 260mm gauge track and some points.

Ideal for those with a large garden! :jester:

 

EDIT the website was last updated 5 years ago!

 

Keith

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As I only have the negative, I don't know where or when it was taken. Does the arched window perhaps indicate Kings Cross?

 

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Something from the North Yorks Moors Railway

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Next something re-instated long after withdrawal (not preservation!)

 

Keith

 

Withdrawn by EWS, reinstated by West Coast.

 

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We've had a 57 and a 37. How about a 47?

 

Extra bonus points if it's a (cough) 47xx...............

 

Cheers,

Mick

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West or South anyone?

 

Tonbridge West Yard.

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South for the full set?

 

Bonus points if another compass point is used as well as South.

 

 

Cheers,

Mick

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Looks like the Channel Islands don't figure in anyone's photo files - so have a wildcard.

I did have an ex-Channel Islands preserved loco - but away from my PCs today.  (My only visit to CI didn't include any railways).

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This may be pushing the friendship a little but these tunnels are from Central Station in Brisbane

The lower image is at the Brunswick St Station end.

These were taken during an open day

 

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I you are happy with my interpretation of Central then any piece of rolling stock under construction

If not then back to Central

 

 

John

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How about 1501 on the SVR:

 

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Definitely in the course of restoration from "as received" condition

 

As with the SVR in the early days overhauls were a bit of a haphazard affair, unlike the slick commercial operations these days.

 

Next, how about T&W Metro in the original livery?

 

 

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Next, how about T&W Metro in the original livery?

As this is about posting photos of railways, I see you have the backing of the Railway Unions regarding T&W Metro. :sungum:  saying it's a railway.   Whereas, Nexus (etc.) say it's a tramway. :no:    :jester:

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As this is about posting photos of railways, I see you have the backing of the Railway Unions regarding T&W Metro. :sungum:  saying it's a railway.   Whereas, Nexus (etc.) say it's a tramway. :no:    :jester:

i would think most people would call it a (light) Railway, whatever Nexus would like to call it.

There isn't any street running, It has stations e.g. https://goo.gl/maps/Tvrz4aGqScy and it runs only on railway track, There isn't any tramway track anywhere on the main network.

Oh, and heavy rail shares some of the route.

 

If it is a tramway, this must be one of the grandest tram stops ever:

https://goo.gl/maps/fP1bUUUMMKD2

 

(somewhat underused these days) :jester:

 

Keith

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i would think most people would call it a (light) Railway

There isn't any street running, It has stations and it runs only on railway track, There isn't any tramway track anywhere on the main network.

Oh, and heavy rail shares some of the route.

 

If it is a tramway, this must be one of the grandest tram stops ever:

https://goo.gl/maps/fP1bUUUMMKD2

 

Keith

I am not arguing the fact , just stating the fact that when built, the Railway Unions said it was a railway.  It runs on old railway lines, and uses some old railway stations and wanted to have the drivers paid at railway drivers pay.   The'owners at the time said it was a tramway and after a good few months of 'discussions it was agreed it was a tramway.

Anyway, it would be see the old Metro colours. :locomotive:  

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I am not arguing the fact , just stating the fact that when built, the Railway Unions said it was a railway.  It runs on old railway lines, and uses some old railway stations and wanted to have the drivers paid at railway drivers pay.   The'owners at the time said it was a tramway and after a good few months of 'discussions it was agreed it was a tramway.

Anyway, it would be see the old Metro colours. :locomotive:  

Your post will be confused by my last minute editing, sorry about that.

 

Yes, It is classed as a tramway, none of the Metro signage or publicity ever refers to stations, just metro stops although some of them are stations, like Sunderland that I had added to the post.

 

BTW Gateshead Interchange & Central are good examples of large underground "Tram Stops"! :scratchhead:

 

Keith

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