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That's a nice model being built of Llangollen. I was there most recently just a couple of weeks ago and he looks to be capturing the location very well. Updates along the way would be appreciated.

The book "The Great Southern Railway" was published in 1970.

The Welshpool-Port Welshpool line was built and operated by the VR, a 2'6" gauge horse-worked line. The line terminated at the Old Jett ...

Yes, as a VR operated horse tramway

The Port Albert station (actually at Palmerston) was some distance from the wharf, and I do not believe there was ever a direct rail connection. The "Sandfly e ...

The BB18¼ with the "Exhibition" headboard is probably at Brisbane Central, but a quick search through my books has failed to locate a similar photo. It's certainly one of the big Brisbane city station ...

I reckon the photos of J538 and the assortment of R class inside the loco shed are all at Notrh Melbourne loco.

The photo of steam loco Homebush and diesel Ingham was taken at Victoria Mill, Ingham. The diesel was delivered in 1964, and regular steam ceased operatin in 1970 or soon after. A couple of photos lat ...

I'm cheating here, because I have a database of VR stations, and can search anagramatically (oops, sorry, that's a clue). I shall bite my tongue for a day or two...

For some reason, I'm thinking Kerang.
For some reason, I'm thinking you're correct...
Knight Emperor, initially, gives KE, and called=rang.
Over to B. (You don't mind if I call you B, or am I being ...

Winninowie?

Here's the next:

knight emperor, initially, called

If the passing loops only hold a single train, then you may end up with "bases loaded", and trains unable to move at all in one direction until the convoy of trains has passed in the other direction. ...

A lot of the classic stations have been closed now, and replaced with new concrete boxes - I'm thinking Townsville, Mackay and Rockhampton. But there are two stations quite close to one another which ...

Adrian Gunzberg says it was "To J.S.Lee, Smithton, before 1910, for his timber tramway" with reference "Notes supplied by J.L. Buckland"
I'm more interested in what happened in 1947, when it was "sol ...

Is this something which could be added to RP?
It is already there. Look at the bottom of the page. Alternatively click the "STOP" button to stop the images loading.
If the posts can be displayed by ...

No need for the double question marks! Nyora it is.

Over (in fact back) to you, Mortrail.