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1 hour ago, great northern said:

Still on high, the Grimsby local has terminated. I couldn't make up my mind whether it was better cropped or full size, so you get both, and can make your own decsion.

 

 

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Hi Gilbert

 

I think the cropped version is the better of the two photos.

 

David

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Hope all is well Gilbert, loving the recent additions to the motive power roster and the different shots by KNP and yourself.  The plonks are still some of my favourites too.

 

Been playing catch up again as I've been a bit busy with work, but finishing off my catch up with that lovely shot of the B17 above is very nice!

 

Cheers
Tony

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I think cropping the left side, eliminating the tail-end of the road vehicle, might centre the pic better, emphasising Tagalie. The bridge is an important landmark at PN, even today. It deserves to be there. 

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On 01/10/2022 at 09:03, great northern said:

We don't see a J50 very often. New England only had three, and they were very camera shy, in fact I've only seen one or two images of them on shed. I'm sure they did get a run out occasionally though, and this trip working is the kind of thing I reckon they may have been employed on.

 

 

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I love a J50 - good to see those photos. If I may offer some constructive criticism, I think the vans it’s pulling could do with a trip to Tim!

 

 

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1 hour ago, Oldddudders said:

I think cropping the left side, eliminating the tail-end of the road vehicle, might centre the pic better, emphasising Tagalie. The bridge is an important landmark at PN, even today. It deserves to be there. 

I'm thinking about an extension, not removal of the whole bridge. The far end would have to sit on the window sill though, and that is considerably lower than the baseboard. It would have to be removeable, as I need to get past there into the corner, and it would be too low for me to duck under. I'm doing quite enough of that already.

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1 hour ago, thegreenhowards said:

I love a J50 - good to see those photos. If I may offer some constructive criticism, I think the vans it’s pulling could do with a trip to Tim!

 

 

Two things arise Andy. When I was young enough to have the patience to do such things I mixed up several different shades of bauxite, and did about twenty wagons. Some of the differences were subtle, so I didn't fancy covering them over! The other thing is that the first image looks worse because I overdid the colour tone and saturation. They look far more muted on the second one, I hope.

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14 hours ago, great northern said:

Still all the movements are on the Up. A five minute gap before the Nottingham-KX rolls in, with KX A3 Melton. Shots of the formation in detail will follow later.

 

 

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Melton glossed-presumably with clear? Is stunning 

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2 hours ago, great northern said:

So to the formation of the Nottingham, and like so many of these Saturday trains it is a real mixture.

 

 

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The rake is fascinating.  No catering facilities is interesting to view.

Is that a 1958 specific consist?

It's a shame that Bachmann have not done Maroon Thompsons. I restorted to building a dozen plus the Elizabethan. 

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