I think I'm in a weird state of modeling whatever rolls out of my brain. Grabbing handfuls of different subject matters and pushing them into existence. In this spirit, here is my WIP of Malkavian. She still needs nameplates and weathering, but we are getting there. #ModelTrains #ModelRailroading

Finally an animation for Dolgoch's peculiar motion!

Rest in peace, John Baddeley (July 16, 1933 - September 13, 2025) who has died at the age of 92. He will always be best remembered for providing the voices of Top Hat, Zip, Shrimpers, Puffa, The Quarry Master and One of the Pirates in Tugs in 1989.

NBR 1867 Contractor-built braked Third #Roblox #RobloxDev i'll post something slightly different soon trust trust

NBR 1800s full brakes, photographs of the original wagons included in the reply of the last post #Roblox #RobloxDev

We do a lot of Scottish stuff, but people keep asking us about blue Scottish engines, so here's one the designers dreamed up.... This month's 'rejected' livery, perhaps?

Oki been sitting on this one for a while. Heres Orry the Industrial engine in all his glory! The cronk construction company No.1. But I mustn’t tell you anymore or i shall spoil the next story ;]

NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY, 224 CLASS #224 - FINISHED insanely proud of this one :) #Roblox #RobloxDev

NBR 4 comp. second class coach from 1860 #Roblox #RobloxDev

“I’m Peter Sam, I’m running this line! I’m Peter Sam, I’m running this line!” He’s finally finished, my first Skarloey railway engine and it’s the best boy of them all! #tmrguk #railwaymodelling #rws #petersam

Reminder, that if you want an HO scale model of the first 4-2-0 built, the Experiment of the Mohawk & Hudson, you can get a 3D printed kit on my shop here: 3dptrain.com/products/183...

Ireland's smallast signal cabin, Kellystown, Co. Louth (Great Northern Railway; Drogheda-Dundalk section), pictured 1969. #irishrailways #irishrailarchives [Photo © IRRS Archive / www.irrs.ie]

We know Awdry liked a bit of word play and a fun extra layer to the breaking of the Spiteful Brake Van is the old school spelling of his kind 😁

Channel 4 to mark Trump’s UK visit with ‘longest uninterrupted reel of untruths’

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THE LAST LEGEND. RoUnding out our trio of Scottish Legends is the LNER D40, previously the Great North of Scotland Railway V and F Classes, including the legend itself, 'Gordon Highlander'. Browse the main range here: buff.ly/thPax2G

"I'm sorry I was rude," said Thomas, as Percy helped him back to the shed. "That tank of mine turned me into a bigger drip than we expected, didn't it? Can we be friends again, please?" Percy was delighted to agree. #ThomasAndFriends #TTTE #Trainz

Och aye, it's the Loch! Following up on our Highland Railway 'Big Goods' 4-6-0 is the last of David Jones' designs, the Loch Class 4-4-0. 15 of these handsome locos were built in 1896, with a further 3 in 1917. The last was withdrawn in 1950. buff.ly/oFjAkUG

'Everything Old Is New Again'

I've just finished #3Dprinting the prototype body shell for my C class locomotive. It still needs a lot of work, as the wheels are rubbing against the splashers, but apart from that it's looking pretty nice. #Modelrailway #3Dprinted #Modelrailroad #3Dprintable

I’m doing research for a story I want to write about Rusty, does anyone know of any stories of Midlander’s early days on the TR? Looking for inspiration

Original locomotive, original carriages, and timeless Talyllyn rolling through the hills. ⛰️ #RailwayAdventure 📷 Terry Gurd

Inspired by some edits I made weeks ago, I decided to edit an RWS illustration to depict Skarloey, Rheneas and Sir Handel in their liveries from the TV show.

NEW EXCLUSIVE PRODUCT! We are delighted to announce that we are producing 4-wheel and 6-wheel LBSC brake vans in OO gauge. This production run is exclusive to Rails of Sheffield. Browse the range and place your pre-order on the Rails website: buff.ly/WNZhvRz

“Time for a great day out, Carr! We’re gonna have a good time at the Clay Pits-“ “CALL THE POLICE! I’M BEING KIDNAPPED, HEEEELLLPPPP!!!!-“ “HE’S FINE, IGNORE HIM! HE’S OK!”

Went to the Llanfair Garden Railway Show today. Boneheadedly didn't quite end up charging the ol' camera so it ran out of its remaining juice fast but here's some pics starting with industrial Peter Sam. (1/7)

It's Saturday! 📺 Post a cartoon TV series you love.

Please consider donating to this - we could save some very cool parts of Shining Time history!

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I promised this a long time ago but I finally got around to updating my #3Dprinted #Clockwork Beattie well tank. I just need to finish the tutorial video, and the update will be ready for my #Cults3D page. #Modelrailway #3Ddesign

he's the one you know #ttte #thomas #art

Bulgy lives

Nice diagram drawing plan of a L&Y L&YR Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway 27 class with a Hughes smokebox and Belpaire firebox. The No. displayed would make it of Lot 6 and entered service in June 1891, but the Aspinall loco doesn't seem to have actually been rebuilt! www.facebook.com/groups/17933...

The 4F rebuild for James is a popular so thought I'd try something akin to it on my old 29 Class edit. It's actually only 1" thicker, but with not wanting to lessen his steam reserve stuck to the Hughes length. Gotta say the 2 rings plus the firebox length increased to 7' does give a more RWS look 😎

Been working on a Skarloey & Talyllyn Railway coach comparison table & think it's about complete for now. *The V.I.P.'s number is not given up and anything else in red is ad libbing. Not an OO9 modeller so if anyone can provide lengths for any kits Awdry used on his MSR layout it'll be appreciated 🙂

Always love an oddity and a 'Bouch' van is new to me. No doubt the replica will look great 🤩 www.facebook.com/KirkbyStephe...

This had passed me by but a new book on the R&CR titled 'Four Foot Gauge : The Story of the Redruth & Chasewater Railway' came out last year. Looks like it has some quality photos of the Neilson box tanks as well as other well presented pieces on its history. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/22677476...

Seems we missed the passing of Edgar Hodges but he sure as hell left behind many great stand alone pieces as well as several submissions for various franchises that of course included The Railway Series. Some will have seen these already but have edited a few pieces of his work over the years.

While on holiday, I decided to test correcting the colours while with using Sleeper Agent's scans of Thomas the Tank Engine and see how Payne's work would've looked.

Had a fantastic first day at the Port Talbot Model Railway Exhibition at The Orangery, Margam Park! The show is on again tomorrow from 10am to 4pm and we'd love to see you there if you're free #ModelRailway #PortTalbot #MargamPark #ThomasTheTankEngine #ModelTrains #Wales

An 1899 article from 'The Locomotive Magazine' on Edward's Dutch sisters. Not been able re-find the extract for some time now but Pettigrew's smaller design provided by Sharp Stewart in 1901 were similarly capable of cracking 70mph on the few favourable sections of the Furness Railway network.

Coalbrookdale no.5 for the Peckett W4 chassis, available to order now at £35 each

The 2-4-2 is a pretty rare beast in any gauge so it's remarkable to find one as an earnest freelance suggestion for the UK's increasing train loads. From the February 1899 issue of The Locomotive Magazine, Ivatt having introduced his Atlantic prototype to Britain the previous June.

Always enjoy a tender swap and this one is new to me. Interesting the GNR loaner got a full repaint.

Hope everybody who was able to attend #AwdryExtravaganza5 had a great time! 💙✨

Happy Birthday Sweet Pee! The smallest standard gauge diesel. 20hp Hunslet, built 1935 for the Courage Brewery. She's brilliant!

"An alliance Thomas. United we stand together we fall. You help me and I'll help you." Regrettably couldn't stay for long today so only saw a few faces but got some snaps which will be sorted through as & when. The scene down at Wharf was really something but all round a great effort by Team TR🫡

Had a great time at Awdry Ex yesterday. Finally got a chance to run my Thomas model on the Ffarquhar layout.

Twains