Thread: G Gauge - Garden Railways

Not quite a garden railway. Yet! 8O

Trev.

Hi disconut, where on earth is that and it looks fairly resent. :?:

And yes, it was sure as hell trying hard to become a part of a garden railway. [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif[/img]

Cheers.

Originally posted by drivesafe
Hi disconut, where on earth is that and it looks fairly resent. :?:
And yes, it was sure as hell trying hard to become a part of a garden railway. [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif[/img]
Cheers.

Actually I have no idea. Recieved it today on the net.
I wouldn't want to be drinking tea with that thing arriving! Strange set up for a rail station? Lack of stopping devices installed in the shed. :roll:

Trev.

Thanks anyway disconut.

Back in the 70s there was an NSWGR 42 class ( if I remember correctly ) that tried a similar stunt at the old South Brisbane standard gauge terminus only this one just stuck it’s nose and front bogie through the wall and over the edge. One story up but didn’t make to the ground.

Cheers

that one is set up like that....

its probably somewhere like disneyland....

if it smashed through a wall and the railing there would have been rubble
everywhere and people panicking....
not a nice neat hand rail built between the engine and carriage for starters....

sorry if i spoilt the fun.......


i still have no idea where that is though.....

Hi Tony,
You are right. The stones on the ground are nice and neat too. No oil or rubbish leaking out of it either. Looks neat though at first glance.

Trev.

G'day All,
if it were real I would hate to be on the spot explaining why it didn't STOP where it normally did!!!!!! what do you reckon. well for sure it ain't my P class it's probably never gonna go cause I've got too many Landrovers to play with cheers all Dennis
PS G'day trev didn't know you were a Steam/Train buff as well, funny that ain't it many of us are followers and into similar interests cheers :roll: :wink:

When I was growing up thats all there were! ops: ops:

We lived about 200 metres from a railway station with a coal siding.
Never went cold in winter. :wink:

I remember running out of spendable pennies all of the time. The shops did not want the ones I had. They were awful thin and quite a bit bigger too. [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif[/img]

Trev.