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FNLR My Railway

Written by Administrator

Friday, 10 April 2009 14:19

My Railway - but I should call it Our railway really, as my Son is helping to build it. 16mm scale or there abouts. This is a few short words and a few pictures about what we have done so far. We don't have anything in the garden yet, but I know we will get there one day. We do have four breeze blocks, so we made a very small start! The picture on the left shows a breeze block that was helping to support an old shed, the roots of the elder tree have grown through it. Such is the power of Nature.

Well it's a start, the next few pages show what we've done so far. Built a couple of wagons, acquired some other rolling stock, purchased a couple of locomotives, with one being built in the company workshops. Take a look, we always welcome comments, hints and tips, useful suggestions too etc.

The railway is called FNLR - Funny Name Light Railway.

These pages are still being worked on, and may be moved, amended or deleted as required.

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Recently acquired, Model Railroader magazines, issues from 1974 up to 1999. 30p an issue plus post. Many now logged onto the sales site. See website

Recently acquired, considerable number of Model Engineering magazines, a quick look shows issues from 1934, 1941, 1948, 1957 and 1958 plus loads more. Also Aero Modeller magazines and Model Boat. Email us if you have a particular want. We'll check through see if we have it.

Just added, North Wales Steam 1927-1968. by E.N. Kneale - OPC hardback book. £8.50 +p/p. Other books available. See the website.

Bound volume Modern Railways Volume 21 for 1965. £10.00 + post 2.25Kg. See website

Just added, Signalman's Reflections. by Adrian Vaughan - Silver Link Publishing hardback book. £10.50 +p/p. Other books available. See the website.

GWR sheds in Camera by Roger Griffiths. Oxford Publishing Company. Very good condition, dust jacket is good. £8.00 plus p/p, see online here.

Railway Magazine 1993-2010 sets, in publisher loose binders. £5.00 the lot, heavy - 54.5Kg. www.railmags.co

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