US Railroad movie stars in model form

[Railwaygun]

1) Goldeneye train

See this:

http://www.ngaugeforum.co.uk/SMFN/index.php?topic=9731.0

2) both the USSR And  E germany maintained mothballed steam engines for post WW3usage

[Railwaygun]

[PostModN66]

Night of the Demon:


Night of the Demon....1957

The wonders of the internet!

Cheers

Jon 

[weave]

Came across this a while back so might be of interest if someone is thinking of doing film scenarios. It's HO but some info.
http://www.modelrailforum.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=26895

With regard to the M62 thing, is that an anti Yorkshire joke? I'm from the south but me ma's from Leeds!

Cheers weave

[Newportnobby]

With regard to the M62 thing, is that an anti Yorkshire joke? I'm from the south but me ma's from Leeds!

Cheers weave

Guess I'd better explain it. Over the tops between Manchester and Leeds there is a small farm sat in between the 2 carriageways with a tunnel under the M62 which allows the owner access/egress. Sally Traffic on BBC Radio 2 has long referred to it as the "Little House on the Prairie"

[Newportnobby]

For anyone interested, BBC4 tonight 8pm
"Railways in Fiction and Film"

[grumbeast]

For those who want to do a winter layout  with a kettle there is always Polar Express. Could be a challenge doing the bits at the north pole.

Its actually quite easy to do the Polar Express as the loco swas based on a Van Sweringen  Berkshire.  Lifelike brought one out in N a few years ago and I was lucky enough to get one of these beauties




All you would need then is to re-label some old heavyweight coaches and you'd be good

Graham