Buss Creek Railway

[WALLSHIRTS]

Loading supplies at the workshops at Bishops Yard on the Buss Creek Railway.

loading 015 by Mal Douglas, on Flickr

[Tom Haythornthwaite]

Very nice choices of details and features.

[Mike Buttell]

Very nice  :)

[engerth399]

Couplings look interesting - tell us more.

Peter

[WALLSHIRTS]

Couplings look interesting - tell us more.

Peter

They are Meridian choppers on the bogie waggon, the flat waggon just has a bar made from steel wire, as it's only used to move stuff around the works.
Mal.

[clayliner]

Can we have more pictures, please?!

David.

[WALLSHIRTS]

Can we have more pictures, please?!

David.

Took me a while to get this one. It was shot with my DSLR at F18 with a 2 second exposure. I want to complete more of the scenery and structures before I do anymore photography.
Mal.

[Jeff Schumaker]

Is the bogie wagon a kit?

Jeff S.

[WALLSHIRTS]

Is the bogie wagon a kit?

Jeff S.

No it's a scratchbuild based on the Chattenden & Upnor wagons on the Welshpool & Llanfair.
Mal.

[Jeff Schumaker]

Is the bogie wagon a kit?

Jeff S.

No it's a scratchbuild based on the Chattenden & Upnor wagons on the Welshpool & Llanfair.
Mal.

Very nice.

Jeff S.

[WALLSHIRTS]

Is the bogie wagon a kit?

Jeff S.

No it's a scratchbuild based on the Chattenden & Upnor wagons on the Welshpool & Llanfair.
Mal.

Very nice.

Thanks.

Jeff S.

[Jeff Schumaker]

What are the dimensions of the wagon?

Jeff S.

[WALLSHIRTS]

What are the dimensions of the wagon?

Jeff S.

The model is 26 mm wide by 98 mm long; prototype dimensions are 6' 7'' wide by 23' 11" long.

Mal.

[WALLSHIRTS]

Here's a few more shots:

bird's eye view by Mal Douglas, on Flickr

train at bishops yard by Mal Douglas, on Flickr

flat waggon 002 by Mal Douglas, on Flickr

loading 003 by Mal Douglas, on Flickr

profile1 027 by Mal Douglas, on Flickr

Scene at the workshops by Mal Douglas, on Flickr

Mal.

[Andrew Emery]

Looks lovely. What is the intended 'location' of the line, please?

Andrew