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Rick.

The Donkey engine looks really good.

"As I'm making the majority of the scenery items also, it's going slowly. I figure at least 3 more years if I keep on it...."

I have to take my hat of to you for perseverance in building this route.
Definitely the right attitude to have.

Mac.

Thanks for the information.
It's a great looking image for a calender month.

Does anyone know the country of origin for the train shown on the front of a calender?

I've put the image up in Gallery.

My own guess is South Africa or Australia.

Thanks for re-siteing my MacAlbum Folder; Curtiss.

Narrow Gauge 4-4-0T added to my New Folder.

"Let me know if you'd like me to move it to the main page, and if so, what you'd like it called."

Thanks Curtis: If you could move the album and rename it...'MacAlbum'.
That will allow me to put up some of the Non - 1865 stuff I have.

Any word on when your V&T layout wlll be released?

Hello Curtis.

I had a try at adding a new photo album to the galleries.
This is so I can add stuff that's outside the remit of my 'Pre 1865 Abum'.

I've added MR No.45 to the New Album.

New Locomotive added to my Gallery.

Put new images in Gallery Folder.

Hi All. I've recently noticed there's been an upsurge in the 'sour grapes ' comments levelled against Paul Mace (on the Trainz Forum). Some of them seem to stem from jealousy, others from an intense dislike of anything linked to Payware and of course the old favourite: "let's throw rocks at an ...

Sorry for your trouble; Rick.

The fire sounds like it couldn't have happenned at a worse time of the year(Xmas on the horizon).

Hope you make a quick recovery from this disaster.

The latest Loco I had built was a E&GR Beyer Peacock 2-2-2(circa 1860). It's a prestige engine so out of the 4 variants I had one designed in what might pass as the Builders -House Livery. I decided on Vermilion with plenty lineing and polished brasswork. Paul built this to my spec but decided t...

Well I saw the film and can tell you the train barely gets a look in. Don't go for a piss or you'll miss it completely! There's a gunfight where the two main characters take cover in what looks like Gizomat's Telegraph Shed. The movie itself is quite good up untill the end when it goes off the rails...

Going to see this film today; as it got a good review.

Does anyone know about the Loco/Stock used for the Train(I think it's
set in the early 1880's).... or have they used the Yellow Narrow Gauge engine that's usually trundled out for Western movies?