Thread: G Gauge - Garden Railways

Thats two front bogey, 8 traction, and 2 rear bogey wheels?
Hope the terminology's correct! :?

Great looking machine!

Trev.

Originally posted by drivesafe
2 - 8 - 2 actually [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif[/img]

<span style="color:green">yeah....thats what i meant.....

i couldnt see the last two clearly...couldnt make out if it was two or four...</span>

Originally posted by drivesafe
Hi disconut here’s a few pictures taken at Grandchester on Sunday. These are the steamers would have seen, as they were heading back to Brisbane

Wow, that's awesome.

How do you know when these things are running - would love to go see some old steamers in action.

Hi DionM, this is probably the best site for finding out about anything rail.

Cheers

http://www.railpage.com.au/f.htm

Originally posted by drivesafe
Hi DionM, this is probably the best site for finding out about anything rail.

Cheers

http://www.railpage.com.au/f.htm

Thanks, have bookmarked it.

Nice pics.
I have some HO scale gear with a basic layout. I plan to setup a layout once the boys are a bit older. I'm also hoping to get my masses of slotcars set up then to.

Hi George130, I would love to have even a very basic HO layout, just never had the time to put one together.

It’s a case of “one of these days” that never comes. [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.gif[/img]

I’ve been collecting HO gear for about 35 years and have about 50 locos alone, half have never been taken out of the box.

I’ve only been collecting G gauge stuff for about 20 years and the same thing, half has never seen a track.

Cheers

Ive got an uncle in the Uk who builds the ride on Steam engines (The ones you sit on). I allways wanted one as a kid to drive round the back yard in.