HO-scale / OO-scale, N- Scale.

[slowlylearning]

Very impressive stuff, it's nice that you can have a physical reminder of your mates skill and passion and friendship

I was organizing my non-fiction books and came across an old book of my Grandmas she gave to me donkeys ago, it's full of trains, which I was obsessed with before Hotwheels and Matchbox took over

[B61 MACK]

Thanks Slowlylearning, Will be taking the 44 back to the shop over at Kurri Kurri this afternoon the more I been looking at it, Its sitting on a home made chassis there is a lot more missing then the lights.

[B61 MACK]

I was not happy with the 44 class diesel as it had a different chassis under it and there was bits missing off it so I took it back to Ivan at Kurri Kurri and swap it for another Diesel, NSWGR 80 class diesel and its in Indian Red.

[B61 MACK]

Looking at a second 80 class diesel loco a mate has one going to swap a steam loco for it.

[B61 MACK]

Here is the 80 class diesel on Maitland Rail Museum's layout.
Pulling my Five S trucks.

And pulling Four Passenger cars belonging to one of our members.

[sandboarder]

Looking good there Al

[B61 MACK]

Would like a set of passenger cars but they are selling out fast you have to pre-order them, Tony paid $400 for this set.

[B61 MACK]

Just got the second NSWGR 80 Class Diesel its in the Reverse colour scheme, there is more Chrome Yellow on the front and rear of the cabs and a wider strip a long the sides and the Indian Red is a darker shade.
Here is both 80's together.

[B61 MACK]

Sat the 48 and 80's on Laurie's old layout for photo shot, Still got to buy a controller for it.
The 48 is in the 3rd paint scheme called Candy.
S.A. had the 48's but were number 830 class.

[Luke]

Good to see you having a play and keeping yourself busy and amused.