Tab to blow up  Part of my railway room, and 3 of my smaller layouts. I have a similar set up on the other side of the room with Catcott and...

Tap to blow up  The railway siding next to the Kettle Inn marks the boundary between the tax free county of Somerset and the rest of Little ...

Tap to enlarge  Its late summer of 1966, six months after closure of Combwich and a Class 22 diesel hydraulic arrives to collect wagons of s...

Prod to blow up  Former pub landlord Shamus O’Shandy and Andrew Barclay pause to enjoy in the lovely late summer morning at Whimsy Pit. This...

Lick to enlarge, sanitise screen after  3 or 4 times a year during storm conditions and extra high spring tides, the sidings at Whimsy Pit f...

Tap to blow up big  It’s Twin Tank Loco Thursday (or ‘two times’ if still at nursery school or from ‘merica).  Like excited puppies, Peter a...

Click to blow up  A summery morning at Whimsy Pit, a little known colliery on the North Somerset coast.  Being next to the sea, it’s a bit o...

There’s been a lot of talk about 3i/Atlas from the planet Zob in the news recently.  There’s been much speculation about what it could be, a...

Here we have a modern day view near the former Polbrook Gurney Colliery as a Freightliner Class 66 trundles towards the camera with a cement...

Rub to enlarge  An idyllic country railway scene at Crabtree Lane as the 11.04am Wadebridge to Bodmin General pauses to pick up a few passen...

There was plenty of snow overnight at Windmill Sidings, as a positively gleaming engine appears to collect a short train-load of Brussels ...

Racy Raquel from the accounts department loves a puffing steamy locomotive, and even more those who crew such hot throbbing machines of slim...

And here we are under the watchful misguided eye of Barry Bullhead from the Ministry of Mayhem testing out more crazy ideas to supposedly in...

  Today in the land of the inch high they’re trying out a new gas turbine train on a remote branch line to test out the tilting mechanism on...

 Quite what one of Southampton Dock’s ‘USA tanks’ is doing at Polbrook Gurney Colliery I’ve no idea. But that’s one of the joys of model rai...

Old wheezing 17 takes the grade on some remote line in T’ Grim North with a rake of loaded coal trucks destined for some miserable impoveris...

Click to enlarge Working from left to right, new kid on the block Benny is rolling oak casks of moonshine about, he does this a couple of ti...

Click to enlarge  Here we are and Shrewsbury engine shed’s roaming Webb ‘Coal Tank’ is back at Fountain Colliery pushing a few ballast hoppe...

Lick to enlarge. Wipe screen after.  On Saturdays the inch high regularly come out on mass to witness passing rail tours of which there are ...

Lick to enlarge. Wipe screen after  Here we are in the middle of the week as Templecombe’s ex GWR Collett 3206 collects an empty mineral wag...

Click to enlarge  It’s an atmospheric autumn morning at Catcott as the soft sunlight penetrates the gloom, but sadly wet weather is forecast...

Tap to enlarge. Sanitise screen after.  It’s always fun and frolics on a Friday at Brew Street, as Terry Tuttle-Thomas-Smythe returns from t...

Tap to enlarge. Sanitise after.  Here we are down at the canal, and Rufus Hound and Bob Geeza cat have won a luxury adventure canal cruise w...

Click to enlarge  Hubert the conversational Latin speaking horse, looks up at Brian, and in Latin says “Thank you for the crate of beer, but...