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A good thing no one was hurt, I'm not going to argue that, but what an awful sight to see this beautiful loco lying on one ear

Nice photo ;-) really!! But errrm, John, wouldn't there be any safety regulations as to 1. working with a torch cutter in such confined spaces 2. working with gas in a closed environment I've been VCA certified recently and I know there are severe limitations on both issues in the Netherlands. Not ...

Kevin Wilson-Smith wrote:Some really nice pictures............

Not trying to be critical, but that IS some understatement. Some the photos are simply stunning, most of a high standard. Well done, thanks for sharing

Don't if this one has been posted before, but it is a must see

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIbMcJ3jxKo

Hi All

A new part has been added: http://www.drehscheibe-foren.de/foren/r ... 17,4857702

Hello all,

I visited the construction site of a new bridge near Zwolle, Netherlands. A great day's out with some good photos as a result if I may say so myself. I'd like to share them with you: http://www.modelrailroading.nl/NewsArti ... index.html

http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/

Have fun

the last post dates from May 4th. First of all my heart goes out to the victims and their relatives involved in the tragedy. I have two questions on the matter. I'm not very knowledgeable in braking systems, but isn't it an inherent danger in vacuum brake systems that the vacuum slowly deteriorates ...

Stunning

Hi John, the first shot is top!!

That is a big wow from me

A steam train for mother's day??????
But anyway I agree: splendid footage